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Brain Teaser

Challenge Your Cognitive Know-How!


How might closing the kitchen after 8 p.m. help your brain?

Human metabolism is programmed for daytime eating and nighttime sleep. Eating at night can throw off this balance, increasing the risk of weight gain, diabetes and heart disease — all of which are linked to poorer brain health. Read more about intermittent fasting and its potential brain benefits here.

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