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Nutrition 101
How much protein do I actually need?
For most adults aiming to lose weight, 1.2โ€“1.6g per kg of body weight supports muscle preservation and keeps you full longer.
Myth Busted
Is eating after 6pm really bad?
Not quite โ€” total daily calories matter more than timing. Late meals can disrupt sleep, but they don't cause fat gain on their own.
Quick Tip
Why am I hungry 1hr after eating?
Low-fibre meals digest fast. Add vegetables, legumes, or whole grains to slow digestion and stay satiated longer.
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