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  • 6/7/2025
The food industry mantra, “Eat more, eat often!” What if less is better? Your body thrives on the balance of eating and fasting, guided by its natural circadian rhythm. Overeating disrupts this harmony, leaving your energy production in chaos.

Most people fuel up for 16 hours straight — snacking nonstop. This constant eating leads to **energy slumps** and fatigue. Overloading on food overwhelms cells switching them to **storage mode**, piling on fat and draining energy in the process. Worse, a sugar surge forces cells into lockdown, triggering insulin resistance—a nutrient traffic jam that saps your vigor.

The aftermath? Cells consume more energy than they produce. Your body starts breaking down these “overworked” cells, sparking inflammation and leaving you even more exhausted.

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00:00The food industry mantra, eat more, eat often.
00:04What if less is better?
00:06Your body thrives on the balance of eating and fasting, guided by its natural circadian rhythm.
00:13Overeating disrupts this harmony, leaving your energy production in chaos.
00:19Most people fuel up for 16 hours straight, snacking non-stop.
00:24This constant eating leads to energy slumps and fatigue.
00:28Overloading on food overwhelms cells, switching them to storage mode,
00:32piling on fat and draining energy in the process.
00:36Worse, a sugar surge forces cells into lockdown, triggering insulin resistance,
00:41a nutrient traffic jam that saps your vigor.
00:44The aftermath?
00:46Cells consume more energy than they produce.
00:49Your body starts breaking down these overworked cells,
00:53sparking inflammation and leaving you even more exhausted.
00:57Timing is everything.
00:59Sync your meals with your body's natural rhythm
01:02and try to start your first meal at the same time every day.
01:06It's not about eating.
01:08It's about when you eat.
01:09you—
01:09
01:10you already have a great amount of time.

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