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Eating Breakfast May Help your Heart

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6 years ago

A new study has found a link between regularly skipping breakfast and heart disease-related death. It has long been known that eating in the morning can lower the likelihood of conditions such as heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol. This study is the first direct connection between eating breakfast and heart-related fatality. However, additional evidence is still needed in regards to long-term outcomes in the general population.

In the study, researchers examined data from 6,550 participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. In interviews, 59% of participants reported eating breakfast every day, while 25% ate breakfast some days. A combined 16% said they ate breakfast rarely or never.

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The study found that people who never ate breakfast had a more than 85% increased risk of heart-related death, compared to those who always ate breakfast. Additional research is needed to determine the specific factors that contribute to the negative heart effects, but in the meantime, experts recommend making breakfast a part of your routine, every day.

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How to Make Breakfast Part of the Routine

  • Keep it simple: Don’t think you need to make a multi-course meal. Find an option that is easy and accessible on busy mornings.
  • Find healthy on-the-go options: Instant oatmeal, yogurt, fruit or toast are great ideas for in-office breakfasts.
  • Use the freezer: Make a big batch of egg burritos and freeze them individually for grab-and-go meals.
  • Blend it: Smoothies are a great option for long commutes. Mix frozen fruit, yogurt, milk and any additional mix-ins for a fast and filling breakfast. Spinach, protein powder or nut butter are great choices.

Protect the hearts of those around you by taking a CPR/AED and first aid course at one of HeartCert CPR’s convenient Minnesota locations. Register for a course today.

HeartCert CPR is your trusted training partner for First Aid and CPR in the Twin Cities and throughout Minnesota. We now offer online, night and weekend classes to fit your busy schedule! We offer a variety of courses, including CPR/AED/First Aid and CPR/AED, Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and Emergency Medical Responder – First Responder (EMR).

 

Find your CPR class at any of our convenient Twin Cities locations, including our new headquarters, HeartCert CPR Eagan.

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