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You are doing it all wrong. Here’s the right time to eat everything
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Best: Lunch β Rich in vitamin C and lycopene; great for energy and immunity during the day.
β Avoid: Night β Highly acidic, which may trigger acid reflux or indigestion.
π 5. Apples
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Best: Morning β High fiber helps kickstart digestion and keeps you full.
β Avoid: Night β Can ferment in the gut and cause gas or bloating.
π 6. Rice
β Best: Lunch β Provides energy when you’re active during the day.
β Best: Lunch β Provides energy when you’re active during the day.
β Avoid: Night β High glycemic index; may cause sugar spike and poor sleep.
π 7. Chicken
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Best: Lunch or early dinner β Lean protein supports muscle building and satiety.
β Avoid: Late night β Harder to digest, especially when fried or heavily spiced.
π₯ 8. Avocado
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Best: Morning or lunch β Healthy fats improve nutrient absorption and brain function.
β Avoid: Night β High fat content can delay digestion and disrupt sleep.
π₯ 9. Eggs
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Best: Morning β Rich in protein and healthy fats; keeps you full longer.
β Avoid: Late night β Can be heavy on the liver and tough to digest before sleep.
π₯ 10. Carrots
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Best: Lunch or snack time β Crunchy, full of beta-carotene and fiber.
β Avoid: None specifically, but avoid too many late at night due to high fiber content.
π 11. Bread (Whole Grain)
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Best: Morning β Complex carbs are best when you need fuel for the day.
β Avoid: Night β May lead to bloating or unnecessary calorie intake.
π 12. Citrus Fruits (Orange, Grapefruit)
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Best: Morning β Vitamin C boost and metabolism kick-starter.
β Avoid: Night β High acidity can disturb sleep and upset the stomach.
π 13. Sweet Potatoes
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Best: Evening β Rich in complex carbs and magnesium, they can actually promote better sleep.
β Avoid: None really, but avoid deep-fried versions.
π§ 14. Cheese
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Best: Midday β Provides calcium and fat to sustain energy.
β Avoid: Night β Hard to digest, may disrupt sleep and cause bloating.
π« 15. Dark Chocolate
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