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When you eat can be just as important as what you eat. Eating in tune with your circadian rhythm, or your body's inner clock that guides you to wake and sleep, automatically helps your health.

If you’d like to heal your body with food, a good place to start is by avoiding the many foods you should not eat for a healthy diet. But first, what constitutes a “healthy” diet anyway?