I want to lose 30 pounds and improve my heart health. A dietitian said to eat more, including at breakfast.
Briefly

A 44-year-old woman named Amanda Bonesteel, who has a sedentary lifestyle, shared her diet with Business Insider to receive feedback from nutrition experts. Dietitian Nichola Ludlam-Raine noted that while Bonesteel has some positive aspects in her diet, such as having a balanced dinner, she is not eating enough throughout the day. This inadequate intake may affect her energy and metabolism, which are crucial for her weight loss goals. Ludlam-Raine emphasized that eating breakfast and increasing overall food consumption can be beneficial in achieving better results.
"Includes a protein source alongside a starchy carbohydrate and a generous portion of vegetables, a great foundation for supporting both cardiovascular health and weight loss."
"Eating less can be counterproductive for weight loss by reducing her energy levels and metabolism."
Read at Business Insider
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