Summary of Breakfast Show 11 3 2025 Dr , Heba Abd El Latif

In this segment of the Breakfast Show, Dr. Heba Abd El Latif, a nutritional consultant at the National Cancer Institute, shares valuable dietary advice for maintaining a healthy lifestyle during Ramadan. Here are the key points discussed:

Lifestyle Tips for Ramadan:

Mindfulness and Balance: Emphasize being mindful and balanced in food choices throughout Ramadan.
Energy Compensation: Focus on compensating for energy and fluid loss during fasting.

Breakfast Recommendations:

Start with Dates: Break the fast with Dates, which are high in antioxidants, potassium, and vitamins. Recommended portion is 3 Dates with a cup of milk to balance sugars.
Hydration: Begin with soup for Hydration; it helps reduce the intake of sugary drinks and sodas.
Portion Control: Serve small portions to avoid overeating and maintain mindfulness.
Include Fibers and Vegetables: Ensure meals contain fibrous vegetables for micronutrient replenishment and Hydration.

Health Routines:

Hydration Strategy: Drink one glass of water every hour after breaking the fast to maintain Hydration.
Caffeine Intake: Limit caffeine to 1-2 cups to avoid dehydration.

Nutritional Challenges:

Micronutrient Replenishment: Focus on replenishing lost micronutrients and macronutrients within the limited eating window.
Avoid Heavy Foods: Be cautious with fried foods and heavy meals; opt for healthier cooking methods like baking or air frying.
Fruits vs. Desserts: Encourage the consumption of Fruits over desserts to maintain a balanced diet.

Additional Advice:

Circadian Rhythm: Maintain a regular routine to support the body's internal clock during Ramadan.
Mindful Eating: Practice Mindful Eating by enjoying small portions of various foods to avoid overindulgence.

Notable Locations and Speakers:

Dr. Heba Abd El Latif: Nutritional Consultant at the National Cancer Institute.
N TV International: The platform hosting the Breakfast Show.

Notable Quotes

— 01:01 — « It's all about being Mindful and in control and balance. »