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Eating Earlier Shapes Weight Outcomes in Genetic Obesity

New research suggests meal timing may influence how genetic risk for obesity affects weight loss and long-term maintenance.

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Naveen Sankar S
Jan 23, 2026
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Adults with a high genetic predisposition to obesity experienced higher body weight, slower weight loss, and poorer long-term results when they ate later in the day, while earlier meal timing appeared to reduce the impact of genetic risk.

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Obesity is influenced by both genetics and lifestyle. While diet quality and calorie intake are well kno…

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