Scientists probe why your body clock ticks differently

This study aims to understand how our body's natural daily rhythms, known as the 'chronobiome,' differ between healthy men and women, and between younger and older adults. Researchers will monitor 48 healthy participants over time, tracking things like blood pressure and activity, and will see how these rhythms change after participants eat a fatty meal. The goal is to build a detailed picture of a healthy body clock to help spot early signs of future disease.