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Eat More Calories for Breakfast and Less Throughout the Day to Lose Weight and Lower Risk of Disease
People who eat their largest, most calorie-rich meal at breakfast are more likely to lose weight and have a lower risk of developing diseases linked with body weight such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol, according to a study by Tel Aviv University.
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