Recently I read a study of people that ate
egg breakfasts compared to those who ate cereal or bagel - based breakfasts.
Not exact matches
In my 46 years, I've eaten
eggs, French toast, bacon, sausage, boxed cereals, and so on, but nothing
compares with my
breakfast today.
When I
compared what these experts eat for
breakfast, I realized that there were basically only three options: coffee or coffee with fat, a smoothie, or
eggs with meat and / or vegetables and fruit.
This is once again a result of their high satiety index which contributes to consuming less food after you've eaten
egg breakfast,
compared to a high carb
breakfast that contains the same number of calories.
Studies that
compared breakfast eaters of
eggs vs. bagels found that
egg eaters lost almost twice as much weight as the bagel eaters, had an 83 % decrease in waist circumference, and reported greater improvement in energy.
Don't eat a sausage - and -
egg breakfast, which leads to a drop in levels within hours,
compared to a vegetarian meal.
Furthermore, eating
eggs for
breakfast may cause up to 65 % greater weight loss over 8 weeks,
compared to eating bagels for
breakfast.
For instance, a weight loss study
compared two
breakfasts identical in calories: one consisting of
eggs, the other of bagels.
I read a study recently that
compared groups of people that ate
egg breakfasts vs groups of people that ate cereal or bagel - based
breakfasts.
In one study, obese teenagers lost 4 % of their bodyweight over three months by eating fewer grains and more
eggs during the first meal of the day
compared with.2 % for teens who continued to eat a carbohydrate - based
breakfast (19).
Eggs have been said to be bad for your health because they are high in cholesterol, but if you
compare it to a doughnut made from refined flour and cooked in oil (rich in trans fat), eating an
egg for
breakfast is a much healthier alternative.
The men who had a protein - rich
breakfast (scrambled
eggs and toast) not only reported feeling less hungry at lunchtime, but also ate about 400 fewer calories over the following 24 hours, when
compared with men who had the carb - rich
breakfast (a bagel with low - fat cream cheese and low - fat yogurt.)
Packaged
breakfast cereals are quite costly
compared to cook it yourself oatmeal or even a poached
egg on whole grain toast (even better if you teach yourself how to make healthy whole grain bread) Also I think people overestimate the amount of food they need.