The Truth about snacking

Is snacking good or bad? The answer depends on what you eat and when you eat it. Studies reveal that late-night snacking can stall fat burning and raise cholesterol, while nutrient-rich snacks can improve body composition and even support mental...

An episode of the Rewrite Rising podcast, hosted by Dru Forbes, titled "The Truth about snacking" was published on August 28, 2025 and runs 10 minutes.

August 28, 2025 ·10m · Rewrite Rising

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Is snacking good or bad? The answer depends on what you eat and when you eat it. Studies reveal that late-night snacking can stall fat burning and raise cholesterol, while nutrient-rich snacks can improve body composition and even support mental health. In this Thriving Thursday, we explore the science of timing, quality, and how to snack with purpose.

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Is snacking good or bad? The answer depends on what you eat and when you eat it. Studies reveal that late-night snacking can stall fat burning and raise cholesterol, while nutrient-rich snacks can improve body composition and even support mental health. In this Thriving Thursday, we explore the science of timing, quality, and how to snack with purpose.

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