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Try a banana breakfast smoothie:
Blend 1 banana with ½ cup Greek yogurt, 1 tablespoon peanut butter, a handful of spinach, and ½ cup of almond milk for a creamy, fiber-rich drink that fuels your morning.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Is it okay to eat only a banana for breakfast?
While bananas provide quick energy due to natural sugars, eating them alone may cause a spike and crash in blood sugar. Pairing with protein or fat helps maintain satiety and balanced energy.
2. Are bananas fattening?
Not inherently. Bananas are low in calories (about 105 per medium banana) and contain no fat. They can support weight management when part of a balanced diet.
3. Do bananas cause constipation?
Quite the opposite! Bananas, especially ripe ones, are rich in dietary fiber and help promote regular bowel movements.
4. Are there people who should avoid bananas in the morning?
People with diabetes or insulin resistance may need to monitor their banana intake due to the fruit’s high glycemic index. Combining it with protein and fat can mitigate blood sugar spikes.
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