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- Figure 1.
Relationship Between Reduced Breakfast Consumption and Obesity
Reproduced with permission from HJ Leidy, PhD.
- Figure 2.
Time 2 Breakfast and BMI Change (Adjusted for Baseline BMI and Breakfast Category, Age, and Gender)
Reproduced with permission from Pediatrics 2008;121(3), Copyright © 2008, by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- Figure 3.
Increases in Breakfast Protein Improves Feelings of Fullness
HP=high protein; NP=normal protein.
Reproduced with permission from HJ Leidy, PhD.
- Figure 4.
Body Composition After 12 Weeks of Increased Breakfast Protein Consumption
CON=control group (habitual breakfast skipping group); HP=high protein; NP=normal protein.
Reproduced with permission from HJ Leidy, PhD.
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