“If you wake up around the same hour every day and you have breakfast around the same hour every day and you go to bed around the same hour every day, your metabolic health tends to be better over time.”

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keep a consistent schedule for wake-up, breakfast and bedtime

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“We wake up pretty much at the same time every day. But regardless of whether it's a weekday or weekend, I actually find that I wake up naturally around that time because my sleep schedule is pretty consistent.”
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