If you haven't, there's still time. Running or working out in more moderate temperatures also lessens the likelihood of overheating or dehydration—two things that will stop any workout in its tracks, as well as put you in danger. Even the weight you lose while working out in the heat is probably not going to stay off very long. That's because you've most likely lost a lot of water, not fat. If the scale reads that you've lost a pound after a workout in the heat, remember that you've been sweating, and that you would have to burn 3,500 calories to actually lose a pound during a workout.
An impressive 75 percent of Germans eat breakfast daily (compared with just 44 percent of Americans). They're not grabbing Egg McMuffins either; they're sitting down to fruit and whole-grain cereals and breads. Nutritionists have been advising people not to skip breakfast for years, but recent studies give a better picture of its importance. In one, British researchers discovered that if you haven't eaten breakfast, your brain's reward center will light up more vividly when you see a high-calorie food—making you more likely to indulge. Here are some healthy breakfast ideas to get you started.
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