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Is this from conditioning all of my life (eating tea/dinner at night)?
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There is a strong possibility. If you look at the fundamental differences of the two meals, they serve very different functions. Breakfast serves as kind of the major energy boost of the day - you haven't eaten most likely in 10 hours and so you eat quite high-energy foods - bananas, cereal, milk, fruit, with a high-glucose content. Dinner and tea on the other hand are more like small breaks from work. Normally you have one big one and one small one. So you might have a big dinner and a mini-tea, or vice versa.
This conditioning however functions under the expectation that you are awake during the day and asleep during the night. So I expect it would probably require some effort to break out of this routine and reverse it. Really the only thing you've changed is when you go to sleep and when you awaken. The body should have no problems making a shift.
By the way, can I ask why you're doing such a thing?