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Forget Pancakes—Longevity Experts Say This Is What You Should Eat in the Morning 

 In “Blue Zones” like Okinawa and Sardinia, people live the longest—and breakfast plays a big role. 

They eat their largest meal in the morning, lighter meals through the day, and finish early. 

Avoid typical U.S. breakfast foods—pop-tarts, sugary cereals, and flavored yogurts. 

Blue Zone breakfasts are savory, full of fiber, and built for energy and longevity. 

Beans, vegetables, rice, fruits, miso, and oats dominate their morning plates.

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Researcher Dan Buettner often starts his day with vegetable-and-bean stew. 

Try eating rice and beans or veggie stew for breakfast for a week—feel the difference. 

Longevity Rule: “Breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, dinner like a pauper”—and live longer doing it. 

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