Skipping Lunch May Disrupt Your Gut Routine
Regularly skipping lunch can mean fewer chances to eat fiber-rich foods and larger meals later. Meal timing, fiber targets and shake labels all matter, but no single meal is a cure-all.
Regularly skipping lunch can mean fewer chances to eat fiber-rich foods and larger meals later. Meal timing, fiber targets and shake labels all matter, but no single meal is a cure-all.
A report attributes comments about rice and salads to Malaika Arora, but the full episode transcript was not available for independent verification. The meal is best judged by its full ingredients and portions, not by one food or a product's marketing claims.
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