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Eating breakfast is important—but eating the wrong breakfast can actually be worse than eating no breakfast at all. In fact, if you’re trying to muster up energy to work out and eat the right foods to get fit, eating the right breakfast is critical to your success. The Nutrition Twins present the top four breakfast mistakes and how to fix them.

When deciding what type of breakfast is good for our health, various arguments pile up our plate. So what is a healthy breakfast? Is a healthy breakfast is heavy or light?

Skipping breakfast doesn’t mean you’ll consume more calories later in the day, according to a new report from Cornell University.Researchers split 400 college-age students into two groups; they fed one group breakfast and the other no breakfast.

Eat your greens early and often. Here's how to make healthy sautéed greens for breakfast.

You've probably heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It's not a myth. A balanced breakfast with protein and fiber will give you the energy you need, keep you full longer and can even help you control your weight; people who skip breakfast tend to eat more later on or nibble on high-calorie snacks. A morning meal can also help improve your mood, concentration and ability to problem-solve.

Yes, yes. It sounds like your mother nagging. But after crunching the data of thousands of users and their meals, the Eatery app discovered the truth: Skip breakfast and you’re going to eat worse food for the rest of the day, and more of it.

Teaching parents about breakfast reduces skipped meals and improves nutrition in children, according to a study on new methods of outreach.

If you start your morning with a hearty breakfast, you’re in good company.