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Re:EU to recommend that member states abolish daylight savin... by jxub on Friday August 31, 2018 @10:31AM (#17885887)
In Spain something similar also happens: in August many companies let employees opt for "jornada intensiva" from 8am to 3pm instead of the usual 9am 6pm with an hour for lunch.
Re:EU to recommend that member states abolish daylight savin... by scalesolved on Friday August 31, 2018 @12:51PM (#17887038)
You end up so hungry doing that though :D
Re:EU to recommend that member states abolish daylight savin... by astura on Friday August 31, 2018 @01:25PM (#17887320)
Only for the first week or so, your body adjusts. At least mine adjusts pretty easily based on when its used to eating.
Re:EU to recommend that member states abolish daylight savin... by dkersten on Friday August 31, 2018 @01:47PM (#17887505)
Given that its pretty easy to go for a few days without eating, once you let your body adjust to it, this sounds plausible to me. Besides, on days when I’m not working, I can easily go until 4 or 5pm before eating (and then only eat once more before bed).
Re:EU to recommend that member states abolish daylight savin... by gordaco on Friday August 31, 2018 @04:58PM (#17888588)
I've been doing that for more than five years. Not five summers: five whole years. I only very rarely eat at the office. I guarantee that your body will adjust after a little. In fact, you'll probably be surprised about how little it takes to get accustomed.

In fact, I think this is why intermittent fasting is somewhat easy to adopt: it's surprisingly fast to adapt your body to a different meal schedule, as long as you're eating as much as you need.