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The Body's Internal Clock Sets Meal Times: What Happens When We Ignore It?
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Abstract
Disruptions of the circadian clock are linked to metabolic dysfunctions associated with obesity and diabetes.
- The circadian clock operates in nearly every cell to help the body adapt to daily environmental changes.
- Research indicates that both environmental and genetic disruptions of this clock can lead to metabolic issues.
- Metabolic dysfunctions related to circadian clock disruptions may include obesity and diabetes.
- Ongoing studies suggest that understanding these interactions could influence the future of precision medicine.
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