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The weekend eating habit that could silently be raising your risk of heart disease - and why timing meals is crucial

Daily Mail Health · 12 September 2026 at 11:56

The weekend eating habit that could silently be raising your risk of heart disease - and why timing meals is crucial

People whose mealtimes shift between weekdays and weekends - a phenomenon called 'eating jetlag' - may face a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, especially men.

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The weekend eating habit that could silently be raising your risk of heart disease - and why timing meals is crucial

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