The Breakfast Foods you Need to Give up Now
Some of the foods that we all have been having for breakfast since ages, do not even know how harmful they can be for us. Usually, we do not pay any heed to this and carry on with what we have been eating for breakfast since forever. But, it is high time we check on our meals, especially breakfast in order to know if we are getting the right foods in our breakfast or not.
We hardly ever pay attention to our meals and often carry on with our routines regarding our everyday meals especially our breakfast. Usually we pick up something on our way to work in a hurry or grab a quick bowl of cereal as we are way too lazy to do something special. On special days or weekends, we start making the unhealthiest breakfast and think it is ok to have such foods for breakfast at least once a week.
We need to do a reality check regarding our breakfast foods and it is high time we switch to healthier breakfast foods. The problem lies in the fact that most of us are ignorant of the fact that the morning muffins you picked from the local bakery, the extra sugary bowl of cereal you had yesterday or the heavy and fattening sausages you had for breakfast last weekend are a complete NO when it comes to healthier foods in breakfast.
What we need to do is to make sure that whatever we are having for breakfast is really healthy and we should know about the carbohydrates, fats, calories and sugar content in the breakfast foods we are having. The bowl of cereal that is a routine in our breakfast every morning, turns out, is not as healthy because it contains a lot of unhealthy sugars that are not good for people who are above 35. This does not literally mean that you should stop having cereal for breakfast but, it is best if you switch to oats and porridge as that is really healthy to have in breakfast.
Avoid grabbing breakfast from bakeries and local restaurants or cafes as those are not the right things for you to have in breakfast and the also affect your metabolic rate and make you feel bad after some time during the day. Remember that what is good for your kids is not always good for you. They can have pancakes and sugary cereals for their breakfast but not you! So try to eat the healthiest foods for your breakfast which include porridge, oatmeal bars, energy bars, and fresh juices, glass of milk or fresh fruits if you can digest them in the morning. You can also have nuts like almonds and walnuts and dried fruits like dates as they are definitely very healthy for breakfast.
