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Top 4 foods that are better not to eat in the morning: what are their dangers

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What not to eat on an empty stomach. Source: pixabay.com

A hearty and balanced breakfast is the key to a good day and a good mood. In order not to harm yourself in the morning, you need to know what foods you should not eat on an empty stomach.

FoodOboz editors have collected information and will tell you about the top 4 foods that are better not to eat on an empty stomach. This is reported by Times of India.

What not to eat on an empty stomach

Shake and smoothies

Many people consume drinks like juices, smoothies and smoothies in the morning to detoxify the body. But because they are cold, they are not good for our body. Drinks slow down our digestion process and affect our metabolic rate. It can also cause colds and coughs.

Why you shouldn't drink smoothies in the morning

Lemonade

Lemonade is also one of the most common detox drinks. In addition, the drink itself is acidic and if consumed on an empty stomach in the morning, it can cause digestive upset.

Lemonade should not be consumed on an empty stomach

Hot water and honey

This combination is often consumed on an empty stomach in the hope of waking up faster. But some experts say that honey crystallizes in hot water, and free radicals begin to form in it. In this situation, its regular consumption causes many serious illnesses.

You can't drink water with honey on an empty stomach

Protein

 

You can't eat large amounts of protein in the morning

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