Eating Late at Night May Increase Risk of Fatty Liver Disease

Eating Late at Night May Increase Risk of Fatty Liver Disease

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This finding comes from scientists who suggest that eating late at night disrupts the body's internal biological clock. This disruption affects how the liver processes fats and sugars during rest, potentially leading to fatty liver disease.

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