Extra protein at breakfast helps control hunger

A high-protein breakfast may help curb your appetite later in the day, suggests a major study in the October 2018 Journal of Dairy Science.
Researchers assigned over 400 healthy adults to eat a breakfast containing two servings of a high-carbohydrate cereal, with either 1 cup of commercial milk that contained 12.4 grams of protein, or 1 cup of milk mixed with a whole-milk protein concentrate or a whey protein powder that boosted protein intake to 28 grams. The participants then had their blood sugar levels measured.
After two to three hours, the participants ate a high-carb lunch and had their blood sugar checked again. Later, everyone's appetite was assessed with a questionnaire. The researchers found that people who consumed extra protein at breakfast had lower blood sugar levels and reduced appetite later in the day compared with those consuming less protein.
Protein takes longer to digest than carbohydrates do, which explains why it can suppress appetite, but the study also suggests that the more protein you consume, the longer the effect may last. This could be helpful for people who fight afternoon cravings or who need help to lose and manage their weight. Although this study used milk and whey protein powder, the researchers added that it's conceivable that any protein source would work as well.

Here is a simple way to add more protein to your diet at breakfast within minutes, ,  while you still pack in some good fibre, carbs and other important nutrients to keep you going throughout the day.

 Protein Porridge in minutes
·         ½ cup porridge oats
·         1 full scoop of Tranquillity 360 fitness meal replacement protein powder
·         1 cup water
·         ¼ tsp cinnamon powder
Method
bring water to the boil the add porridge oats, cook for three minutes
Whisky in cinnamon powder and protein powder.
Pour in a bowl and off you go, healthy breakfast packed with nutrients.
Tips:  You can also used Weetabix for the same results, as  you would get from porridge oats or even spice it up with a bit of Nutella and dried or fresh fruits  

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