According to an article on page 13 of yesterday's Daily Mail taking a later breakfast and an earlier evening meal led to lower levels of body fat, cholesterol and blood sugar within a few weeks - all thanks to teh longer overnight "fasting" time.
This is in TV programme on BBC2 on Wednesday 13 January - Trust me I'm a Doctor.
Can't post link as I don't have a subscription to online version.
Is a cup of tea and a slice of toast Breakfast? Is 6.30 pm too late for dinner? I even look at food and I put weight on. WE ARE ALL DIFFERENT. How many AFers can eat late in the evening and then sleep? Well that's entertainment.
Yes I know we are all different and I have said that following your footsteps!!!
I jJust saw the article as I was eating my late breakfast and before taking the dog for a walk and so out up post straight away before I forgot so people can see the programme on Wednesday.
....the trouble is with me is if I have an early evening meal I'm in and out of the kitchen all night snacking 
.....no self discipline 
Thank you for letting us know about the programme. I will watch it.
I have heard something similar before, particularly around having a 12 hours overnight when you don't eat anything giving the body time to digest food and helping with weight control. Fortunately, my family always had tea at 5.30pm, which I still do. Unfortunately, we tended to have a supper later on... I think a lot will depend on your work/travel circumstances as well as family habits, but a good idea if you can do it.
Good point Peter, from my own experience over 15 years I take exercise before breakfast to increase the metabolic rate (i.e. reduce weight and I believe blood sugar). I have done one mile brisk walk with Nordic poles, eat a full fat diet and no longer use the scales.
Walking is so low tech, people don't believe it can do any good - it is also an essential part of my anti AF programme.
Hi PeterWh
There is some people that say fasting for a day or so, or then fasting something like sugar, coffee, meat or bread is good for you.
I have done it for a few times, mainly for religious purposes and I found it "uplifting" but difficult.
Dr Mosley had a program on it and said it can actually prolong your life. Interesting, and I want to learn more about it.
Janco
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Any one thought his afib was caused by sudden change of diet?
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