Question 15 • PMHS Health Q2
Answer:
The myth is popular because late-night eating is often associated with high-calorie snacks, eating out of boredom, and being less active afterward. However, weight gain is mainly related to overall calorie intake and expenditure, not simply the time someone eats. To eat responsibly late at night, a person can make sure they are genuinely hungry, choose a small nutritious snack, keep portions moderate, and avoid eating directly from large packages or choosing high-calorie foods.