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If Our Bodies Could Talk
The Terrors of Skipping Breakfast
Apr 04, 2014
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Is breakfast "the most important meal of the day?" Dr. James Hamblin explores the culture behind the idea that health begins and ends with breakfast. What you eat is much more important than when you eat it. Many Americans regularly skip breakfast. They'll survive.
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Authors: James Hamblin, Katherine Wells
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Off-beat perspectives on health topics from Dr. James Hamblin.
