Because when you have something heathly for breakfast it helps your braincells to wake up,so if you have an unheathly breakfast you most certianly will be in lala land and not paying atention.
Eating breakfast can't help you live longer; living healthy can.
they help becuz sum day we will always be eating them 4 breakfast
No,it will makr them hyper
By eating balanced meals that keeps you full longer it is easier to avoid unhealthy snacks.
Oranges contain healthy fruit sugar, which may help you stay more alert.
Eating gets you woken up, therefore you feel more awake, and it also wakes up your brain. -smartanomous
Eating breakfast helps to ensure that you're not starving by midday, at which point a person is more prone to eating something "unhealthy" (e.g breakfast pastries, muffins etc...) just because they're really hungry. Eating a balanced breakfast (including slow released carbohydrates and some protein) can also help protect against the late-afternoon energy slump which some people experience.
Yes. If you eat a healthy, nutritional breakfast, you will be more energized in school and have more sugars in your blood which can go to your brain and help you get smarter with learning and focusing.
later in the day, people eat more afterwards due to hunger
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, as it is the first thing your body will digest after a long period of time (hence, you are breaking the fast since the previous meal). Not eating breakfast can confuse the body into thinking it is a drought period with little food available, like it did in the time of early humans, so will put on extra body fat to help you survive. So not only can eating breakfast improve concentration and bodily performance levels, it can also help you keep a healthy an fit figure!
If you are trying to lose weight, eating breakfast may seem like the last thing you want to do if you aren't usually hungry in the morning. Eating breakfast can help jump start your energy and your metabolism for the day, though, so eating something in the morning is a good idea if you are trying to lose some extra inches. Pairing some protein with carbs can help keep your blood sugar levels steady and keep you full longer than eating carbs alone. Try an egg on a piece of toast or some peanut butter on half an English muffin.
Going to work on a couple of eggs might be the way forward if you want to shift those pounds. According to new research from the Rochester Centre for Obesity in America, eating eggs for breakfast could help to limit your calorie intake throughout the rest of the day, by more than 400 calories.In the study, 30 overweight or obese women ate either an egg-based breakfast (2 eggs) or a bagel-based breakfast, containing the same amount of calories and almost identical levels of protein. The researchers recorded the women's eating habits and found that just before lunch, the women who had eaten eggs for breakfast felt less hungry and ate a smaller lunch as a result. Better still, over the next 36 hours the group eating the egg-containing breakfast consumed, on average, 417 calories less than the bagel-eating group.