A nutritious breakfast refuels your body and replenishes the glycogen stores that provide immediate energy to your muscles. Skipping breakfast on a regular basis is linked to a decrease in physical activity. Breakfast helps you stay on track to make healthy choices throughout the day. Breakfast eaters are more conscious of their eating habits. Breakfast may help you avoid overeating later in the day by reducing your hunger later in the day. Breakfast also helps to reduce cravings, particularly for sweets and fats.
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We all technically “fast” while sleeping every night, and almost everyone benefits from it. For health reasons, including weight loss, healthy people should wait at least 12 hours between dinner and their first meal the next day. Between 7 and 9 a.m., many people will sit down to eat their eggs or cereal. It means they’re eating over a longer period, potentially increasing calorie consumption.
By mid-morning, you might be reaching for a candy jar or a bag of chips because you started the day on an empty tank. Breakfast should be consumed within an hour of waking. This prevents your breakfast from blending into a mid-morning snack or grazing, which is then followed by lunch.
You shouldn’t eat a lot of refined carbs, saturated fats, or breakfast foods with a lot of sugar as part of your breakfast. Whole foods that are high in protein, low in unhealthy fats, high in fibre, and low in calories should be consumed.
It’s also worth noting that what you’re drinking is important. If you want to lose weight, you should drink plenty of water first thing in the morning, along with your breakfast—and possibly even before that. After all, you lose water throughout the day—through sweating, for example. If you want to lose weight, don’t hit the snooze button; instead, get a glass of water and eat something within 30 minutes.
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