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Chrononutrition, eating behaviour, and metabolic health among obese patients elected for bariatric surgery
Timing of eating, eating habits, and metabolism in obese patients preparing for weight loss surgery
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Abstract
Eighty participants with a mean BMI of 41.6 kg/m were assessed for chrononutrition and eating behavior.
- Eating window midpoint is positively correlated with uncontrolled eating behaviors.
- A negative correlation exists between eating window midpoint and eating self-efficacy.
- Longer sleep duration and a later midpoint on free days are associated with lower eating self-efficacy.
- Predominantly later energy consumption may negatively impact eating behavior.
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