Breakfast is one element of a healthy lifestyle that may help significantly contribute to our long and short term health and wellbeing. Whether we spend the day in an office, at school, at home or outdoors, our mornings will be more productive if we start the day with a nourishing meal, providing energy and fuel for the brain and central nervous system.
Studies have linked healthy breakfasts with better academic performance, mental alertness, improved nutritional status and better food choices. It is therefore important to focus on the long term gains and address any barriers we might have to eating breakfast. So use these tips to make it a regular part of your daily routine and take this opportunity to make the most of your day!