In the mainstream nutrition world there's one thing you can always count on: If you're told a food -- or nutrition practice -- is good for you today, you'll be told it's bad for you tomorrow.
The one exception: breakfast.
Even as experts flip flop on the recommended breakfast food and drink -- is it eggs or cereal? coffee or tea? -- they remain steadfast in one belief.
That breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
According to the experts: Eat breakfast and you'll be more energetic, smarter, more productive, and leaner. Skip it and you're a disease statistic waiting to happen.
Of course, with the weight of the scientific evidence, no one in his or her right mind would think to challenge the idea that eating breakfast is the healthiest thing you can do.
But wait a second...