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Debate Over Skipping Breakfast After Heavy Dinners Sparks Controversy Among Health Experts

Wellness experts have been stressing the significance of having a light and early dinner as a crucial aspect of long-term health. However, it’s common for individuals to indulge in a substantial meal at the end of a taxing day, either as a reward or due to earlier skipped meals. This can lead to feelings of guilt or bloating the next morning. In an attempt to compensate for overeating, many people opt to skip breakfast, raising questions about the potential benefits or drawbacks of this practice.

Traditionally, breakfast has been regarded as the most important meal of the day, with skipping it linked to increased risks of heart disease, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. However, the rise of intermittent fasting diets, which advocate for eating within a specific time window, has popularized the habit of skipping breakfast, with some individuals not consuming their first meal until noon.

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While proponents argue that skipping breakfast can extend the overnight fasting period, facilitating fat burning and promoting weight loss, opponents emphasize the importance of breakfast in providing essential nutrients, and energy, and supporting cognitive function throughout the day.

Some suggest that after a heavy dinner, individuals may opt to skip breakfast or have a light morning meal, such as green tea and nuts, fruits, or low-fat milk. However, others caution against skipping breakfast, highlighting its role in boosting energy levels, improving concentration, and enhancing performance.

Ultimately, the decision to skip breakfast after a heavy dinner should be personalized and based on various factors, including personal preferences, lifestyle, and health goals. While intermittent fasting may offer benefits for some, it may not be suitable for everyone. Individuals should consider factors such as hunger cues, energy levels, dietary preferences, and overall health status when determining their eating patterns.

Srushti Sharma

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