By: "Aashay Edwin Maghi" (CPT)
HealthVitalityTrends.com
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Date: 26/06/25
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Going without breakfast can affect your energy, mood, heart, metabolism—and not always for the better. Here’s a human-centered breakdown from experts and science.
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According to Verywell Health, skipping breakfast often leads to low blood sugar, making you feel tired or weak. Especially if you're new to intermittent fasting
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Verywell Health notes that morning fasting may increase cortisol (the stress hormone), which can leave you feeling stressed or anxious .
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Extended breakfast skipping may trigger adaptive thermogenesis—your body burns fewer calories to conserve energy, making weight loss harder
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Certified Personal Trainer, Aashay Edwin; explains that skipping breakfast is linked to plaque buildup and higher rates of heart disease
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Skipping breakfast can lead to low blood sugar, increasing irritability and reducing focus, according to Verywell Health
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Research shows breakfast skippers tend to consume larger, more calorie-dense meals later, which can hurt healthy eating goals
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Harvard Health Publishing states that breakfast helps fill essential nutrient needs; skipping it may lead to deficiencies
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A study in older adults found that skipping breakfast regularly was linked to memory loss and brain shrinkage.
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Ftiness Experts Aashay say, Breakfast is vital for mood, nutrients, and energy—but intermittent fasting can work if carefully planned and matched to your needs
By: "Aashay Edwin Maghi" (CPT)
HealthVitalityTrends.com
Freepik
Date: 26/06/25