Your mom wasn’t wrong: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So it’s time to banish the mornings of skipping breakfast or reaching for sugar-laden cereals, pastries, and (yes) even oatmeal that leave you feeling fatigued and hangry by lunch. Instead, set yourself up for success—at work, the gym, or home—by prioritizing protein for the first meal of the day.
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