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Irregular diet

by rauces, Jul 24, 2008 08:47AM
I have a very irregular diet.  I usually skip breakfast, eat a late lunch and late dinner.  I also eat dinner while layind down on my stomach to watch tv.  I know it's highly irregular, weird but wanted to know any possible health risk especially from the layind down on my stomach to eat dinner.

Thanks
Member Comments (1)

by peekawho, Aug 02, 2008 10:12AM
I don't know of any specific risk from laying on your stomach to eat, as long as you aren't getting heartburn symptoms.

But its not a good idea to skip breakfast.  Your body has fasted overnight, and needs something to fuel itself before beginning your daily activities.  Even a light breakfast is better than nothing at all.
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