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By Stephen Beech

Teenagers who start the day with breakfast eat better overall, reveals new research.

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Teens who start the day with breakfast eat better overall, reveals new research

French toast breakfast - meals for the normal protein group contained around 15 g of protein (example pictured), and meals for the high-protein group contained 30 g of high-quality protein. Participants in the high-protein group consumed even less added sugar and more protein, iron and choline daily compared to those in the normal protein group. (University of Texas at Austin via SWNS)

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Teens who start the day with breakfast eat better overall, reveals new research

A new study showed that consuming breakfast increased the overall intake of important nutrients such as fiber, iron, zinc and choline in teens who tended to skip breakfast. (University of Texas at Austin via SWNS)

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