breakfast
keziak1
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For a while now I have been following a program in which I fast from around 9pm to the following noon. I don't miss breakfast as a meal but I've been concerned about losing some nutrients this way, specifically calcium and fiber. I haven't found good ways to make up for the loss despite snacking on fruit. I do eat cottage cheese. I've been losing weight but am wondering if I would lose about as much (1 lb a week) if I added back a breakfast of greek yogurt and Grape nuts cereal. I do miss the stuff. I think I'll run an experiment for a couple of weeks and see how it goes.
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You can lose weight eating breakfast, but it means you may need to re-evaluate the rest of your days meals to fit it into your calorie goals.0
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Why would you lose more weight by eating breakfast? If you prefer to not eat it then don't. I don't see why you'd be missing nutrients unless your skipping breakfast also entails losing like 400 calories every day. And uh.. why don't you just eat breakfast foods at other times of the day?0
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No reason not to eat breakfast food at noon if that is what you want to do. I typically have my first meal then, and often it's steel cut oats with plain greek yogurt and blueberries.0
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For a while now I have been following a program in which I fast from around 9pm to the following noon. I don't miss breakfast as a meal but I've been concerned about losing some nutrients this way, specifically calcium and fiber. I haven't found good ways to make up for the loss despite snacking on fruit. I do eat cottage cheese. I've been losing weight but am wondering if I would lose about as much (1 lb a week) if I added back a breakfast of greek yogurt and Grape nuts cereal. I do miss the stuff. I think I'll run an experiment for a couple of weeks and see how it goes.
You can lose weight with or without breakfast . If you are concerned about not getting enough of certain nutrients you can always add what breakfast would have been to another meal.0 -
You can lose weight with or without breakfast . If you are concerned about not getting enough of certain nutrients you can always add what breakfast would have been to another meal.
yes, that was another thought I had about the issue, maybe make my yogurt dessert after dinner.
In reading various magazines and books, there seems to be a disagreement whether eating first thing in the morning revs up your metabolism. A lot of nutritionists are death on skipping breakfast.
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Total calories per day affects calories, but timing of nutrients may affect your training depending when that is.0
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Lol
You can lose weight with or without breakfast . If you are concerned about not getting enough of certain nutrients you can always add what breakfast would have been to another meal.
yes, that was another thought I had about the issue, maybe make my yogurt dessert after dinner.
In reading various magazines and books, there seems to be a disagreement whether eating first thing in the morning revs up your metabolism. A lot of nutritionists are death on skipping breakfast.
lol this post confused me since you had your statement in the quote box lol. I was like wait what? When did I say that lol. Grrr and then I just did it too lol:0 -
Fixed all quotes, at least I hope,0
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If your weekly calories are the same, it doesn't much change anything ... weight loss or nutrition . Changing the timing doesn't really matter much. Switch it up however you want.0
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thanks, and sorry for the quote FUBAR.0
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For body every nutrition is very necessary, it is very essential for our body to have a proper diet. Its better that you must make a proper schedule for your breakfast in which you include everything that you are skipping. You must include everything in your diet which is essential for your body.0
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