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The Nighttime Habit That Doubles Belly Fat, Spikes Insulin, and Blocks Fat Burning While You Sleep (And How to Fix It Fast) With Ben Azadi | #1286

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If your belly fat hasn't moved in months despite doing everything right, it's not your fault—you were taught the wrong metabolic system.
Ben Azadi explains how late-night eating spikes insulin, blocks fat-burning hormones like growth hormone during sleep, and specifically drives the accumulation of dangerous visceral fat. He outlines a simple nighttime protocol to fix this, including stopping food 3 hours before bed and supplementing with magnesium, and shares case studies and product recommendations.

As heard by us

A clear case for cutting alcohol before bed to better support sleep and overnight recovery.

The piece argues that alcohol before bed acts as a late-night metabolic drag, since nighttime is meant to favor repair, deep sleep, growth hormone, and cellular recovery.

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Why you'd press play

If your bedtime drink is doing more damage than it should, press play.

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