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How Much Gap between our meals?

Ginger

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I normally have my breakfast around 8.30 and lunch by 1 and dinner by 7.30 to 8 Pm and I hope I am not doing anything wrong in this.

How Much Gap between our meals?
 
I think it's actually okay, the dinner shouldn't be too late to prevent belly fat and indigestion. Me I don't have a specific time though, I mostly eat whenever I can.
 
I feel so too and I am trying to have my dinner completed by 7 Pm to give myself at least 3 hours before bed time
 
At least 5 hours gap is must if you are taking 3 meals. The case will be different if you are having 5 to 6 meals.
 
Dinner is our most important meal which requires minimum 3 hours gap before your bed time so this should be considered.
 
It's better to have your dinner early because it is said that we should have it 2 hours before we go to sleep so that it may take time for our body to digest it. It's difficult for me to follow it because when I have a second shift, I reach until 11:30 pm and accordingly get late for dinner.
 
I like to maintain a gap of 3 hours so my dinner time is 9 pm and I sleep after 12 am mostly or around 1 to 2 Am
 
I am trying to complete my dinner by 7 because I mostly sleep around 10 but its hard to finish that by 7
 
I don't have a definite gap between meals. I eat at the immediate instance that I feel hungry but it always falls along three square meals.
 
Even if you have late dinner try to maintain a gap of at least 3 hours before you sleep and it'll be fine for the digestion.
 
I am trying to finish my meals before 7 Pm but its too hard and even yesterday I was able to finish my dinner by around 7.30 pm only
 
The most important gap is between your dinner and your sleep time. You should maintain at least 3 hour's gap between the two
 
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