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6 breakfast items to avoid for a healthier lifestyle

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Commercial Granola Bars

Marketed as "healthy" can sometimes be loaded with added sugars, artificial additives, and low-quality ingredients. Read labels carefully and choose bars.

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Processed Breakfast Meats

Bacon, sausages, and other processed breakfast meats are often high in sodium and unhealthy saturated fats. 

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Sugary Cereals

Many cereals marketed as "healthy" or "low-fat" are often packed with added sugars, lacking essential nutrients. 

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White Bread

White bread, bagels, and pastries made from refined flour lack fiber and nutrients compared to whole grain options.

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Sugar-Laden Smoothies

While smoothies can be nutritious, many store-bought or homemade versions contain excessive amounts of added sugars from fruits, sweeteners, or sugary mix-ins.

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Flavored Yogurts

Flavored yogurts often contain high amounts of added sugars and artificial flavorings. Opt for plain, unsweetened yogurt and add your own fresh fruits for natural sweetness.

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