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Fitness trainer advises eating more during the day to stop late-night snacking

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  1. Fitness trainer Coach Bobby says late-night snacking often stems from under-eating during the day, not a lack of willpower.

  2. Protein at breakfast, lunch, and dinner can prevent the 'catch-up' effect where the body demands missed nutrients at night.

  3. Coach Bobby explains that protein is the most filling macronutrient, keeping you satisfied longer than refined carbs.

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