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Is breakfast really the most important meal of the day?

Download my Balanced Breakfast Guide here to find out.

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Annie Tuberville
Nov 11, 2024
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We all heard it growing up, “breakfast is the most important meal of the day!”. But is it, really? Let’s break it down.

Like the majority of lessons I’ve learned since starting my career in the health and wellness industry, the answer to this question is extremely nuanced. The answer is “yes and no”. The answer is “it depends”. And the answer will changed based on what your specific circumstance is. Believe me, I’m just as annoyed as you that I can’t give you a straight forward answer (just another reason that I love 1-1 coaching so much!).

BUT, lucky for you I’ve created my Balanced Breakfast Guide (attached below) that will help you determine the answer for your individual body. In the guide I break down:

  • Why most women aren’t eating breakfast & common misconceptions

  • Why you should consider incorporating breakfast if you don’t already

  • A step by step process on how to build a balanced breakfast

  • What to actually eat for optimal results

  • 4 recipes of my go-to breakfasts

  • Answers to these breakfast FAQ’s:

    • Every time I eat breakfast, I can’t stop eating all day. What do I do?

    • What about fasting? Isn’t fasting healthy for you?

    • I’d like to lose weight. Won’t eating breakfast just add more calories to my daily consumption?

    • I'm never hungry when I wake up. Why should I try eating breakfast?

Once you’ve had a chance to read through the guide, I’d love to know any unlocks you may have had or any changes you might be implementing into your breakfast routine. You can always reply back to this email or reach out to me on my Instagram.

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