What You Eat for Breakfast Could Change Your Health Forever
Dr. Álvaro Hernáez's team found that high-risk older adults who ate moderate, nutritious breakfasts had healthier trends in body fat and blood fats than those eating very little or a lot.
Features based on peer-reviewed papers published in The Journal of Nutrition, Health and Aging.
Dr. Álvaro Hernáez's team found that high-risk older adults who ate moderate, nutritious breakfasts had healthier trends in body fat and blood fats than those eating very little or a lot.