Break this weekend habit
"Eating jet lag" contributes to body fat.
The science:
Travel-related jet lag isn’t the only type. When you eat your meals later in the day on the weekends (a common side effect of sleeping in), you can also experience eating jet lag.
A new study links the habit to significant increases in body mass index (BMI).
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