Skipping breakfast
edspillane
Posts: 21 Member
I am usually not hungry at all in the morning. Any problem with skipping breakfast?
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Nope.8
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I prefer to skip breakfast and save those calories for later on. Some people insist that eating breakfast boosts metabolism or will curb hunger later on, but I've never found that to be true for myself.11
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Eat when you’re hungry and drink when you’re dry (an old Irish diddy).11
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I always wait until at least 11am to eat anything. If I eat earlier than that I'm hungry all day long regardless of what types of food I have. Plus, it allows me to have two larger meals during the day and a small snack before bed. Worked well for me when I was losing and great during maintenance.8
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No problem with skipping breakfast. I hardly ever eat in the mornings, prefer to save my calories for later in the day.4
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No problem0
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I never eat breakfast. On the rare occasion that I do, I find myself hungrier throughout the day and down 300-400 calories to boot!6
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sometimes i eat breakfast, sometimes i dont. it all depends. when i do its usually light - english muffin and peanut butter or yogurt. sometimes bagel and cream cheese.0
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Coffee for breakfast to wash down my meds with. Then I usually don't eat until at least noon. Truly not genuinely hungry before that.
Weight management is all about the total amount of calories you consume in a day, not when you consume them.3 -
The pros and cons of skipping breakfast are almost entirely subjective. If it sets you up better for the rest of the day (to hit your calorie/nutritional goals), then there are almost no cons. If it doesn't then there are almost no pros.0
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I don't usually start to get hungry until about 2pm. I like to have one huge meal a day at around 4pm.
That seems to be my natural way of eating.1 -
I don’t eat breakfast. I don’t want it. Have never understood why people insist on saying you have to eat breakfast even if you aren’t hungry. That’s part of our problem as a society...teaching people to disregard what their bodies are telling them because studies show “X, Y, Z” is more important. If you are hungry eat. If you aren’t, don’t. That’s all the matters.1
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Nope. I'm up before 7am and my first meal is usually at around 11. Sometimes closer to 9 if I woke up hungry, sometimes later.
I prefer having a larger dinner, and maybe dessert, so having 2 later meals instead of including a third early one helps me manage my calorie distribution much easier. I've found that I'm frequently just as hungry at lunch and dinner whether I eat breakfast or not, which has a lot to do with habits but is still very annoying.0
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