- By Prerna Targhotra
- Sun, 24 Mar 2024 07:52 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Unhealthy Habits For Weight Gain: As everyone knows, breakfast is the most significant meal of the day, and skipping it can hurt one's general health. There are several frequent bad practices that we adopt during the first meal of the day that may be harmful to our health, such as skipping breakfast or eating unhealthy foods. Because it mostly consists of low-calorie fruits and vegetables and healthful liquids, it is sometimes referred to as a breakfast-friendly meal. Here is a list of some typical breakfast blunders that we may do and which could result in weight gain.
Unhealthy Habits For Weight Gain
Skipping Breakfast
The biggest mistake we make is neglecting breakfast. Breakfast is crucial because it breaks the body's overnight fast and provides it with the nutrients it needs to operate. As a result, eating fruits, green vegetables, whole grains, oats, quinoa, nuts, and seeds during breakfast is always recommended.
Junk Foods
Eating packaged or outside-made goods, such as muffins, cupcakes, etc., could not give your body the nutrition it needs to perform essential functions. Thus, make a consistent effort to make a healthy breakfast at home.
Eating From Cereal Boxes
Eating straight out of a cereal box makes it harder to pay attention to how much you eat, which might result in weight gain. As a result, always pour your cereal into a bowl, check the quantity size and then enjoy your morning cereals instead of eating straight from the box.
Eating And Scrolling
Usually, when we treat ourselves to breakfast, we may be found browsing through our computers or mobile phones. When you eat while watching TV or on your phone, you may end up overeating and not paying attention to portion sizes, which can eventually result in weight gain.
Drinking Coffee
A cup of tea or a mug of coffee is often how many of us start the day. While most of us can't live without coffee and tea, drinking them first thing in the morning might have negative consequences on the body.
(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment.)

