Breakfast after fast day

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Shezian

1:45 am
1 May 20
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I often wake up not hungry after fast day and can go until lunch time before getting hungry. Does anyone feel the same? Also what do you eat and what time as your first meal after fast day?

Cinque

12:41 am
3 May 20
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Hi Shezean,

I usually wake up starving after my fast day, and love the light empty feeling and the prospect of breakfast!

But I do know a lot of people are like you, and find they are not hungry until well into the following day. Something wonderful to embrace!

I have a big variance in what I eat for breakfast, but follow Mediterranean diet guidelines. My breakfast does tend to be carbs (healthy whole grain sort) as that is what I have grown up with, but I love getting a veggie or two in to count toward my 7 portions of vegetables a day.

Rose Lemke

12:45 pm
14 Jun 20
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Cup of coffee – good idea on breakfast

Jacob3232

7:11 am
18 Apr 22
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Yeah, it also happens with me sometime.

ErinKeegan

4:15 am
28 Apr 22
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I can only eat a boiled egg and a cup of cappuccino

timmothysmith01

2:52 pm
12 Jan 23
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Cup of coffee and have some healthful snacks

Typh00

5:23 pm
12 Jan 23
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Don’t always feel hungry when I first wake up after a fast but when I do eat it’s a nice bowl of porridge.

timmothysmith01

2:27 pm
1 Mar 23
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It goes without saying that the ideal breakfast after a fast is one that is delicious, doesn’t upset your stomach, and provides you with the energy you need for the day. The ideal method to make such a meal is to combine proteins with healthy fats, such as eggs, curd, almonds, or seeds e.g. olive, avocado, or coconut oil.

sleepmilkywaymirmars

5:18 pm
1 Mar 23
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It’s totally normal to not feel super hungry after a fast day. I’m the same way – sometimes I won’t feel hungry until lunchtime or even later. As for what to eat, that really depends on your personal preferences and dietary needs. Some people like to have a light meal, like a salad or soup, while others might go for something more substantial. Personally, I like to have a protein-packed breakfast like eggs or Greek yogurt to help keep me full throughout the day.