Night Eating Associated with Increased Risk of Liver Disease, Study Finds

Night Eating Associated with Increased Risk of Liver Disease, Study Finds

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A recent study has found that eating late at night is linked to a 36 percent higher risk of developing fatty liver disease and a 28 percent higher risk of cirrhosis. The research highlights a significant association between nighttime eating habits and liver health risks. The study prompts further investigation into the mechanisms behind this connection.

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