TG and hyperlipidemia: In terms of the frequency of night eating, compared with participants who did not eat at night, those who had more frequent night eating behavior were more likely to be young, be male, Non-Hispanic Black, single, and poor, have higher levels of education, like smoking, sleep less than 6 hours, be less likely to have hyperlipidemia, have higher DII levels of night eating, have higher FT3, have lower TSH, have higher Tg, higher FT3/FT4, lower TSHI, lower TT4FRI, higher Cr, lower glycohemoglobin, lower TC, lower LDL and lower HDL at baseline.