Break­fast is the most impor­tant meal of the day. It breaks your eight to ten hour fast, depend­ing on how many hours of sleep you received that night. Break­fast is the meal that starts your day off right, or wrong, depend­ing on what its made up of. Dif­fer­ent foods can have a mul­ti­tude of effects on you. Wouldn’t you love to know what foods make you alive and per­form your best, as well as those foods that make you sluggish?

This exper­i­ment will help you tune into your body and notice the foods that work best for you. No two peo­ple are alike, there­fore can be expected to thrive off the same morn­ing meal. Some peo­ple feel best after a bowl of oat­meal while oth­ers feel ready to start their day with a veg­gie omelet.

For this exper­i­ment you are going to choose seven dif­fer­ent meals for the seven days of the week. For each of the seven days keep a diary of what you eat. Notice how you feel both after the meal and then two hours later. Pay atten­tion to the activ­i­ties that you are involved in as well. Do cer­tain foods work bet­ter for cer­tain activ­i­ties? Maybe a bowl of cereal and fruit works best for those days you must be focused and alert, while a banana and peanut but­ter smoothie works best for the morn­ings you go for a jog or attend a sweaty power yoga class.

Once you have suc­cess­fully com­pleted this exper­i­ment and are knowl­edge­able about the foods that make you feel your best, expand your exper­i­ment to include the oth­ers meals and snacks of your day. Become the expert Sher­lock Homes of you and your dietary needs.

Check Purely Nourished’s recipe sec­tion for healthy break­fast options.

Posted by admin On January - 24 - 2010 Blog Post The Breakfast Experiment

Leave a Reply