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Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth — 2968: Why Eating Six Times a Day Works (Even Though Studies Say It Shouldn't)
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2968: Why Eating Six Times a Day Works (Even Though Studies Say It Shouldn't)

Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

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“Couldn't disagree more. Frequent eating encourages snacking since you're never truly full and it makes you think about food more often. Fewer larger meals keep you feeling full WAY longer which mesns cravings happen less often. I'd much rat…”

— @ryandeffley7652 · YouTube comment

“Nope. You have to have a long period of time to let the insulin go down to stop storing fat and burning it instead.”

— @KDTif · YouTube comment

“I totally disagree with this. Every time you eat, you're spiking your insulin which can lead to insulin resistance. Also your body never gets a break from digesting food when you're eating every 2 hours.”

— @kevinbensel8954 · YouTube comment

“For everybody saying frequent meals is wrong: for me personally - struggled with weight all my life, peaked at 300 lbs… now 180 and counting - I DONT GET FULL. I can have an enormous meal and still want to eat 3 hours later. I can handle fe…”

— @Dean_2442 · YouTube comment

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