Health
Why late-night snack cravings strike, and how to curb them
Research suggests roughly a third of people snack nightly after dinner, and four in five of those aged 18 to 24 struggle to resist. Experts note appetite tends to peak in the evening whatever was eaten earlier, and that eating close to bedtime is linked with higher odds of weight gain. The habit can be changed.

This summary is based on reporting by BBC News.
Read the full story at BBC NewsAdvertisement