What is Reddit's opinion of Breakfast: The Least Important Meal of the Day or Solving the Modern Problem of Obesity through Science and Ancient History?

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Dr. John Hagan had it right, and his pilot study was almost six years ago. Don't expect this study to launch a revolution. Big business is totally against the concept of not eating and getting people down to a normal weight. Give credit where due: https://www.amazon.com/Breakfast-Important-Solving-Problem-Obesity-ebook/dp/B00GX0ZIA8

Dr. Hagan deserves a shout-out. His book came out nine years ago and is still spot-on, as far as I can see.

https://www.amazon.com/Breakfast-Important-Solving-Problem-Obesity-ebook/dp/B00GX0ZIA8

The approach is not a calorie thing- it is a mental rewiring and GI tract normalizing thing and weight loss follows.

https://www.amazon.com/Breakfast-Important-Solving-Problem-Obesity-ebook/dp/B00GX0ZIA8

This is misleading. Maximum lifespan is not extended. The AVERAGE lifespan is extended because of a less-toxic diet.

In humans, it is well-documented in ancient history that people who fasted and practiced temperance could live well beyond 100, a fact which is unchanged today. But people die earlier usually due to the accumulation of damage and toxicities associated with a poor diet. I suggest reading Dr. Hagan.

https://www.amazon.com/Breakfast-Important-Solving-Problem-Obesity-ebook/dp/B00GX0ZIA8