Yes they both are common and hereditary. If a mother has Diabetes or the gene that carries cancer then it is in fact hereditary.
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Increase of EF is associated with lower body fatness. A greater number of eating episodes each day was associated with a lower risk of obesity. Obesity was more prevalent in those having only two meals per day than in those having three or four meals in men and women.
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