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Power Bite: Why Meal Timing Is More Important Than You Think ft. Dr. IDZ

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🗓️ 5 December 2021

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Dr. Iddy Mughal explains how important meal timing is in the gran scheme of nutrition.

Dr. Iddy Mughal or better known as Dr_IDZ on TikTok has his Masters in Nutritional Research and has a TON of knowledge on everything covering diet and nutrition. Today he explains why CICO or Calories in Calories out has many pitfalls.
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0:00.0

It all points to the fact that meal timing is actually very important.

0:03.7

Power project family, this is a power bite and a power bite is a highlight from a full-length

0:07.5

episode that we do not want you to miss. Links to the full episode are in the podcast show notes

0:12.3

along with special perks for all of our beautiful listeners. Enjoy.

0:17.0

So when we look at all of the evidence, whether it's weight management, whether it's

0:21.3

you know, cardiometabolic risk factors, an amazing review in 2020 by Hassan Dashdie I think

0:29.1

points out that night eating or close to your circadian night, having a large amount of

0:36.0

calories actually increases your risk of cardiometabolic disorders.

0:40.8

And when people want to lose weight, or when they, you know, when people start to weight

0:45.3

lost diet, or they start to knew, you know, they want to make a change and they want to stick to it,

0:50.4

they found that people that consume more calories in the evening, they are much more likely

0:55.8

to fail trying to lose weight or fail an intervention than those that shift their calories

1:02.1

earlier in the day. That's a very, very interesting point because most people would say,

1:07.8

ah, as long as I'm eating my 1,600 calories or as long as I'm having my 1,800, I'll be in a

1:13.9

calorie deficit and I'll be completely fine. Yes, you will be fine if you actually stuck to that.

1:20.7

But the point is that you're less likely to succeed if the majority of your calories are later

1:26.4

in the day for the many reasons that we've discussed, such as the physiological effects, we're not as

1:32.9

efficient as metabolizing nutrients in the night. We have poor glucose tolerance,

1:37.2

there's evidence that the thermic effect is reduced in the night and you've got the issue

1:41.8

of you, Mark mentioned earlier that oh, if I go for a mile jog or a mile run on one day,

1:48.8

then I change the time I go for that same exercise later in the day. Another day, how does that

1:54.1

affect us? Well, if you're consuming most of your energy later in the day, then how are you going

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