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Shereen Dindar January 17, 2011 – 10:26 am

In 2008, a study was published suggesting that eating a big, high-calorie breakfast was a more effective way of losing weight in the long-term than eating a modest, lower calorie breakfast. The study used two groups of people on two different diets — a small breakfast group and big breakfast group. After 8 months, the big breakfast group lost more than 21% of their body weight, while small breakfast group only lost 4.5%. The study’ s authors suggested that eating a higher calorie breakfast caused people to eat less calories throughout the day by curbing appetite and cravings for carbohydrates.

This caused a stir in the diet and nutrition industries. However, as often happens in the medical research world, a few years later another study is published claiming the exact opposite. This is what happened Monday with a new German study published in the open access, peer-reviewed Nutrition Journal.

The new study looks at self-reports from 300 people who were asked to keep a journal of what they ate. The participants ate either a big or small breakfast, and sometimes skipped breakfast all together.

“The results of the study showed that people ate the same [calories] at lunch and dinner, regardless of what they had for breakfast”, said lead researcher Dr .Volker Schusdziarra from the University of Munich in a statement. This means that a big breakfast (on average 400 calories greater than a small breakfast) resulted in a total increase in calories eaten over the day of about 400 calories. The only difference seen was by skipping a mid morning snack when someone ate a big breakfast, however this was not enough to offset the extra calories they had already eaten.

Dr. Schusdziarra also points out that previous research only looked at how eating a big breakfast caused people to eat less throughout the day, but did not look at whether it caused them to consumed less calories in total for the whole day.

Read more: http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/01/17/does-eating-a-big-breakfast-help-you-lose-weight/#ixzz1BP7JlztU


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How great is this? Off to eat brekkie...


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Make sure it's less than 400 calories eh.

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I'll vouch for the validity of the theory. If I eat a fair-sized breakfast, I usually end up skipping lunch (and mid-afternoon snack). YMMV.


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The only way to lose weight is to consume less calories than you burn on a daily basis.

Every other theory, study, method, self-help book is pointless.

I have lost 12 lbs in the last 7-8 weeks without stepping foot into a gym or heavily modifying my diet. The only thing I changed was portion sizes. It didn't take me long to realize I didn't need to eat as much food as I was eating.

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Good for you. (...but isn't changing portion sizes modifying your diet?)

Unless there is an underlying problem, diet and exercise are the two things that will effect weight loss I've heard.

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JTF wrote:Good for you. (...but isn't changing portion sizes modifying your diet?)


Perhaps.

I am comparing myself to the people who go on Atkins, South Beach, Paleo diets, cleanses, colonics, organic or become vegetarian/vegan etc..

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Whatever works for people is right for them.


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10 week weight loss challenge begins tomorrow at Vitality Wellness centre - for those interested in a new start to already broken resolutions. Be there at 6:30pm. Discreet weigh-in and measurements thru loose clothig will begin this 10 week challenge. Winner gets a few hundred. I've picked up 15 lbs over the last month so I'm in.

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Yeah...not every diet works for everyone.

even watching calories only works...IF...you can stick to it.

If it's not something you want to do, it probably won't happen.


Too bad I missed your post Jondo...I could've been in for that...if all I had to do was show up and get measured...then wait 10 weeks and measure again.

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Imo, all these "diets" (all really just fad diets) are just there to sell books to people that want a quick fix.
Unless there is an underlying medical condition (hormones/thyroid, etc.) there is only one way to lose weight...eat less and exercise more....and make it a life-style change.

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