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Oatmeal may be a better breakfast option than most cereals because it's made with fiber-rich ingredients that help reduce blood sugar spikes.

Oats contain fiber that helps support heart and digestive health. Oats contain a compound similar to gluten, so people with gluten allergies may want to avoid them.