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Men who eat at different times on weekdays and weekends may have higher cardiac risk, study findsPhoto by Rodrigo Silva on Pexels
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Men who eat at different times on weekdays and weekends may have higher cardiac risk, study finds

oglobo2 September 2026 at 06:00

Men who eat at different times on weekdays and weekends may have higher cardiac risk, study finds

French researchers released a study on Tuesday (1st) that suggests that the times at which men have their meals may represent a risk to cardiovascular health. The research was published in the scientific journal Communications Medicine. The study analyzed how the variation in meal times between weekdays and weekends may be associated with heart problems. Researchers named the phenomenon "eating jetlag" to describe this discrepancy in meal times. One example mentioned would be having breakfast at 7am Monday through Friday and only at 11am on Saturdays and Sundays. According to the article, men who usually have meals at very different times on weekends compared to weekdays have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

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