A healthy breakfast: not an impossible mission

It is a common refrain, but actually, breakfast is a good day’s most important meal.

For most of us, it’s been about 12 hours since our last meal, and our body needs a good supply.

Yet statistics show that up to 50% of us don’t eat breakfast.

We’re too busy. We don’t like breakfast food. We’re not hungry. We’re trying to lose weight.

Unfortunately, none of these reasons is valid. We can buy many healthy breakfasts

or prepared that are fast and even portable.

You are not required by law to have breakfast.

Understandably, you don’t feel hungry in the morning,

particularly if you don’t typically have breakfast.

Even if you choose something relatively healthy,

like fruit and yogurt, you should still eat something.

The worst excuse is that you’re trying to lose weight.

Many studies show that people who skip.

Those individuals who miss breakfast consume more during the day

then those who have a hearty breakfast each morning.

Therefore, how do you get the particular combination of the proper nutrients

that will give you energy and carry you through the day in good health?

It’s not that hard. Spend some time thinking about what you like,

and then plan a healthy breakfast.

To get started, consider the following:

* The ever-popular smoothie is an excellent

choice if you need something portable.

Be careful when buying a smoothie in a store, as some can contain up to 600 calories.

You can buy a good blender or smoothie machine at home and

Prepare your smoothie in less time than stopping at a smoothie. You’ll know.

What’s in it if you go to the store?

* For an even faster breakfast, try preparing burritos

for breakfast and keeping them in the freezer.

Regular or whole-wheat tortillas, scrambled eggs, and other ingredients

(whole, white, egg mixture or product), vegetables such as

Peppers and onions, and soy sausages. This freeze beautifully.

Pull one out, and it can heat in the microwave while pouring your coffee.

Add a banana or apple for quick meals

* Cereal is a good breakfast,

As long as it’s not the only thing you eat. Consider adding banana or blueberries on top.

Or they are fixing it with soy milk for a healthy dairy addition. Otherwise, stick to skim milk.

* If you don’t like breakfast, try creating a wheat-breaded

peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Grab a banana on your way out.

Do you have leftover vegetarian pizza from dinner? This is a good breakfast,

even if you want to add a glass of milk or fruit to complement it.

* Trying to lose weight?

Breakfast is perhaps the most leisurely meal to fill without using a lot of calories or fat.

Eat oatmeal with soy milk or cold, high-fiber cereals.

Consider making a fast-food-style sandwich at home.

You can fry an egg, add a slice of

Canadian bacon and put both in a toasted English

muffin for a hearty 200-calorie breakfast.