European journal of nutrition

Links between eating schedule shifts and body fat in preschool children, influenced by sleep timing differences and natural daily rhythms

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Abstract

Eating jetlag may increase obesity risk in Finnish preschoolers.

  • Eating jetlag refers to the differences in meal timing between weekdays and weekends.
  • Adiposity is linked to variations in eating patterns among children.
  • The roles of social jetlag and chronotype in these associations are not yet fully understood.
  • This study aims to explore the relationship between eating jetlag and body fat in young children.

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