High Carb Low Fat Breakfast
by Dr. Donald A. Miller
The current Low Carb fad is way off target. Our ancestors,
depending on era and location, mostly ate more grains,
fruits, vegetables, and less four legged meat than is common
in present diets of North America and Europe.
It is no secret that fats can satisfy hunger, even long
after the eating. That's one reason for the traditional
popularity of breakfast bacon, sausage, butter, breakfast
pastries, et cetera. For most of us who are not athletes,
farmers, stevedores, or other calory burning people, we
should restrict fat intake, and prefer unsaturated plant
sources over saturated fats from meat sources.
Refined sugars can give us a quick energy high, but this
won't last. Lumberjacks have long known that old fashioned
pancakes and breads can sustain one through hours of heavy
labor.
I don't have a reference handy, but I recall reading that
Roman Legionnaires got an early morning start by eating
cereal grains, proving that cereals can make a hearty
breakfast. In our "more advanced" society, we have many
prepared cereals to pick from. My very strong advice is to
avoid the ones having hydrogenated oils or refined sugars,
or more than a trace of added salt. And don't bother with
enriched cereals if you are taking a daily vitamin - mineral
tablet.
So what do I recommend for breakfast?
Example 1: eggs poached in a small covered pan with a small
amount of water, plus whole grain bread with a small amount
of one of the new butter substitutes that has no
hydrogenation.
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BIO:
Dr. Donald A. Miller is author of "Easy Health Diet" http://easyhealthdiet.com/diet.htm, "Easy Exercise All Ages" http://easyhealthdiet.com/eeaa.htm, and numerous free articles on health http://easyhealthdiet.com/articles/.
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