Not only is breakfast the first food and drink your body has had in more than 8 hours, but studies find that what you eat for breakfast influences what you eat the rest of the day. Additionally, people who eat breakfast are significantly less likely to be obese and have diabetes than those who don’t.
The most important tip is to eat breakfast every day.
"Winter provides a wonderful opportunity to get active"
Be consistent with your portions. For most people, a perfect breakfast has three components: one serving of a whole grain carbohydrate, one serving of a dairy or high-calcium food, and one serving of fruit. Together, that would add up to roughly 300 calories. A high-protein serving (i.e., a meat or an egg) is unnecessary but certainly acceptable, as long as it doesn’t add too much fat or calories to the mix. Here are a few winning combinations, based on this formula:
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"Winter provides a wonderful opportunity to get active
This winter, don’t hibernate, participate
It's cold outside in Ontario, but that's no reason to stay indoorsWinter provides a wonderful opportunity to get active and discover the great outdoors
Spending time out on the land offers many health benefits as well as educational prospects. Much traditional knowledge is acquired and retained in the outdoors and bush. Spending time outdoors can be good for the mind and promotes health and self-sufficiency.
Increasing the quality of your life with physical activity can result in: Continued