Do you eat breakfast?
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I eat breakfast every single day, about 200 calories. I am an 8th grade teacher, up at 6am, out the door at 7:15, teaching by 8:15. I get a headache if I don't eat until lunch. Mornings are super busy for me--gotta eat. I have EITHER a spinach-mango-banana smoothie (homemade), 1/2 cup plain non fat greek yogurt with 1/2 cup berries, or 2/3 cup of this fiber cereal from Trader Joe's with 1 cup berries. Maybe a piece of low fat toast with 1 tablespoon of peanut butter. Sometimes 1/2 cup oatmeal with 1/2 cup berries. I love breakfast food--could eat cereal three meals a day! But I have to eat. I drink green tea throughout the day teaching also.0
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Always, but that's me. I'm a hungry person so when I get up I'm usually quite hungry.
But this is what I do when I'm in a rush (which seems like always).
My usual breakfast 90% of the time consists of:
raw oats
natural PB
cocoa powder
banana (maybe)
flax seed (maybe).
almond milk
In a day where I'm in a rush, I just blend it all together. It's a little thick because of the raw oats but still handy enough for a breakfast shake. I obviously prefer comfortably sitting down and eating but that isn't always possible.0 -
I eat breakfast every day. About 200-300 calories. Either a smoothie with coconut water, fruit, and yogurt, or oatmeal with fruit in it. I workout between breakfast and lunch most days so having something to eat before working out really makes a difference to me in how quickly I get tired!0
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NO.0
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i eat 5 or 6 small meals per day, all the same size, so my breakfast is usually between 200 and 225 calories.0
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You should always eat breakfast! Otherwise it slows down your metabolic rate and it becomes harder to lose weight. Even if it's just a piece of fruit, you should ALWAYS eat breakfast.0
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100g of yogurt and 1/4 cup granola... it is just under 300call0
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I usually wake up starving... I also go for runs first thing in the morning, so if I do not eat a substantial breakfast, I get so hangry and tired. Anyway, I normally eat 300-450 cal for breakfast.0
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I only eat about 15% of my daily calories at breakfast (200 calories). I just find that I am very satisfied with a cup of coffee and various small breakfast meals like fridge oats with fruit & 4 oz nonfat Greek yogurt...an egg taco on small size flour tortilla...boiled egg and toast...oatmeal with nuts & sugar free syrup...small veggie omelet...or some variation of those.
On weekends I often have a larger breakfast of 300-450 calories...crepes, pancakes or a homemade breakfast sandwich...but because I get WAY more exercise on those days it's still a very small percentage of my calories for the day...maybe 20% max.0 -
I usually eat a chobani and 1/2 banana when I first get to work. Logs about 160 calories. I eat more on the weekends because I can go for longer runs and exercise more on weekends - this morning I logged about 300 calorie breakfast with 2 eggs and even a muffn! With my increased exercise, I still came in at a calorie deficit today.
I find if I don't eat breakfast, I'm on the hunt for pizza or burritos come lunch time :laugh:0 -
You should always eat breakfast! Otherwise it slows down your metabolic rate and it becomes harder to lose weight. Even if it's just a piece of fruit, you should ALWAYS eat breakfast.0
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I am about to start smacking my head against the wall. You do NOT have to eat breakfast. It doesn't kickstart a dang thing. It's a myth and flat out not backed by science. Meal timing and frequency have no impact on metabolic rate. So STOP spreading this BS!
I do not eat breakfast. I was at my largest when I forced myself to have something. If I work out in the morning then I will have a small snack afterwards (usually milk and fruit) but that would be eat most days. Otherwise, I wait until later on in the day to eat. Why? Because I am physically unable to eat that early 99% of the time. The thought of food makes my stomach turn. If I force myself to eat, I feel like crud the rest of the day.0 -
I eat shortly after waking up, whatever time I get up. So, yes.0
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I haven't lately. When I did eat breakfast, it was about 400 cals or so.0
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Usually anywhere from 25%-50%. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!0
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No, I don't break my fast at 'breakfast' time. I do manage a cup of tea or coffee about an hour or two after I get up, but generally don't eat until closer to midday. I'm just not hungry until then.
I have been known to have a 'late breakfast' about 11am on weekends that consists of as much bacon & eggs I can fit on a plate though...I do not eat breakfast. I was at my largest when I forced myself to have something. If I work out in the morning then I will have a small snack afterwards (usually milk and fruit) but that would be eat most days. Otherwise, I wait until later on in the day to eat. Why? Because I am physically unable to eat that early 99% of the time. The thought of food makes my stomach turn. If I force myself to eat, I feel like crud the rest of the day.
Similar to this, I put ON weight when I forced myself to eat breakfast.0 -
I usually have fruit and a multivitamin. If I'm hungrier, I'll have something more substantial, ranging from an omelet to a small salmon fillet, usually with cooked vegetables.0
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I usually fix a Dole Shaker with low calorie juice. It helps keep me fuller until I eat lunch at work around 5 hours after I get there. I fix it right before I leave for work and sip on it while I am working. I have also fixed these with almond milk and find that satisfying as well, although the juice is more flavorful.0
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I eat breakfast... anywhere between 11am and about 1:30pm. Earlier than that I usually have coffee or tea. This meal comprises anywhere from 300-700 cals (but usually 400-600) an can be any kind of food. Breakfast food or burrito bowls or stir fries0
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A banana is a big breakfast for me...
Usually just a coffe and espresso. And a glass(8oz) of juice. Oj, tomato or whatever I've bought.
I'd rather have a bigger dinner. But I'm certainly not starving myself in the morning to eat at night or anything. I'm just not generally hungry in the morning.0
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