Scientists from the University of Bath and some other institutions conducted a study to get a better view of the interaction between breakfast and exercise. According to the study, which was published in April in The Journal of Nutrition, skipping breakfast before exercise might prompt the body to eat less throughout the day.  “Skipping breakfast before exercise could conceivably help with weight loss simply by reducing total food intake across the day,” says study co-author Javier Gonzalez, PhD, associate professor at the University of Bath in the England.  Weight management…