Never Skip Your Breakfast

by Savitha.C.Muppala on  February 08, 2012 at 6:16 PM Child Health News
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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and one would do their health a whole lot of good not to miss it, a recent report has revealed.

Focusing on children, the report stated that a breakfast rich in carbohydrates but low in GI is ideal as it helps improve concentration. Not only that, a good breakfast boosts energy levels and helps children cope with the stress of academics in a better fashion.

Parents must ensure children do not miss out on this wholesome meal which gives a good start to a day.



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