Eating regular meals will help in keeping your blood sugar levels stable.
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In short, YES. Exercising on a regular basis and eating smaller meals more frequently will increase your metabolism.
Planning your meals helps in healthy eating. Planning helps you to avoid cravings and binge eating. Planning helps you to see the overall picture of your eating habits.
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Yes, eating two meals a day is worse for gaining weight than eating several small meals a day. What really matters is how much and what you eat, and how much you exercise.
Eating low carb meals isn't always easy if you are accustomed to eating bread, rice and pasta on a regular basis, but it is easier than you think to convert all of your favorite meals into low carb meals. By doing so, you can still enjoy your favorite flavors while sticking to a low carb diet that will help you achieve your goals. For instance, instead of eating burgers and chicken on a sandwich, consider eating them on their own. Also, try sauteeing your favorite meats and vegetables with seasoning and eating them alone instead of over rice or pasta for a similar flavor profile that has a lot less carbs.
Snacking
No, that is not advisable
You might eat five small meals a day or you might eat three normal sized meals a day.