Eating between dinner and bedtime can often lead to major weight gain. There are all kinds of techniques to slow down eating at night. This includes going to sleep earlier, eliminating carbs and alcohol (which produce hunger) from the dinner meal, and dividing dinner in half if all else fails.
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