Increased meal frequency may help to tackle childhood obesity

16 Feb 2023

Spanish researchers have suggested that children consuming frequent, healthy meals had lower BMI and were less likely to develop obesity or to have visceral fat deposition. The results from this study are published in Nutrients.

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Increased meal frequency may help to tackle childhood obesity

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