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The One Food You Should Have Every Day For Breakfast, According To A Trainer

December 27, 2017 by Alonna Travin
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What you eat for breakfast sets the tone for the rest of your day. Will you get a sugar high and then crash or fill up on good foods that keep you satiated and alert? We prefer the later. And we love, love, love this particularly healthy food that should be part of every morning.

 

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best breakfast food

Not only will a great breakfast move you towards your weight loss goals, it also helps you begin the day with a positive outlook. “It's important that breakfast be a combination of protein and fiber to ensure that it keeps you full for a few hours until your next meal,” says Alix Turoff, a New York City nutritionist and trainer. A great fiber choice is berries!

best breakfast food

Berries have a high-fiber content and a low-sugar content compared to other fruits. Turoff says raspberries and blackberries have 8 grams of fiber per cup! They are high in polyphenols, micronutrients that combat cellular stress by slowing down and blocking the inflammatory response in your body.

best breakfast food

“Breakfast is the perfect time to sneak in fiber through berries because there are so many delicious ways to prepare them,” says Turoff. Add them to steel-cut oatmeal or low-fat Greek yogurt. Use berries in smoothies or mix them with a handful of almonds.

best breakfast food

Turoff suggests a well-rounded meal of sprouted grain bread with berries and avocado or a bran-based, high fiber cereal and berry combo. We like to add an extra belly fat-fighting drink: green tea!

Author:

Alonna Travin is a freelance writer based in New York. She has written extensively about health & wellness, beauty and more.

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Tasty pretzel-coated chicken cutlets served on a plate
Healthy breakfast bowl with berries and chia seeds
Doctor discussing GLP-1 medication with patient
Soda bottles displayed in a supermarket aisle
Woman enjoying a donut at night.
Banana nice cream dessert in a bowl
Healthy seeds displayed, not pastries.
Grocery store aisle with sugar and sweeteners.
Person having a lunch meal.
Sipping spearmint tea in a cozy setting.
Variety of bread types showcased on a table.
Freshly baked goods from Costco bakery display.
Woman holding her head, expressing stress.
Woman experiencing joint pain while sitting.
Aromatic coffee with sugar being added.
Variety of fast food from Dunkin', Chick-fil-A, Starbucks.
Woman adding sugar to a steaming cup of coffee.
Tasty bagels with blueberries and butter on a wooden board.
Comparison of cooking spray and olive oil for healthy cooking.
Brazilian dish featuring rice, beans, and chicken from above.