
Skipping breakfast and eating dinner late linked to surprising bone health risk
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Research shows unhealthy eating patterns, like skipping breakfast more than three times weekly, increases osteoporosis risk alongside other poor lifestyle habits.
"Establishing routines — like having meals at specific times — supports our well-being without requiring constant thought or reliance on willpower."
Researchers at Nara Medical University in Japan examined the lifestyle habits of 927,130 people from an insurance claims database.
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