10 Foods That Burns Belly Fat
LOSE BELLY FATS WITH THESE FOODS
- Fermented Foods - Fermented foods like miso, tempeh and sauerkraut contain
probiotics, a.k.a. friendly bacteria that help boost immunity, regulate gut function and banish bloat.
- Oats
- Probiotics introduce useful
bacterial to your system, but the prebiotics in oats feed
the good bacteria already living there, helping it proliferate.
- Nuts
- People who snack on nuts may
have lower abdominal fat than those who munch on
carb-based treats, according to a 2015 study in the Journal of the
American Heart Association. Nuts are rich in monounsaturated fats, a heart-healthy (and more satisfying) pick than
their grain-based counterparts.
- Berries
- Berries are packed with fiber
(up to 9 grams a cup!) and antioxidants but contain less sugar than most fruits. That combo makes them a satisfying and healthy choice.
- Olive oil - Plant-based oils like extra
virgin-oil create that "full" feeling and help you slim down overall. Skip battered
foods deep-fried in oil, though! Fried snacks are associated with weight
gain, so you're better off enjoying them only once in awhile.
- Eggs - High-protein Breakfasts, especially ones that include eggs, have been linked to weight loss, reducing belly fat in the process. Add eggs to salads,
stir-frys and sautés,
or pair them with 100% whole-grain toast and veggies for a hearty breakfast.
- Fish - It doesn't get any better than fish when it comes to healthy protein, especially salmon, tuna and
sardines. They're filled with important omega-3s and lean protein, helping you fill
up and curb cravings.
- Leafy Greens
- Plant-based omega-3s belong in any healthy eating plan, but leafy
greens and cauliflower
are especially helpful for tightening up.They're loaded with minerals like
potassium, which can help offset the bloat-inducing effects of sodium.
- Avocados
- Good news for lovers of this fruit (yes, it's a fruit!): A 2013 study
linked regular avocado eaters to lower waist circumference
and BMI. What's more, the monounsaturated fats are heart-healthy and filling, reducing the
urge to graze on processed foods later on.
- Bananas -
Filled with potassium and magnesium, bananas offset the bloat caused salty processed foods and pack in plant-based prebiotics, "feeding" your good bacteria. Snack on one a day with a
tablespoon of nut butter, or slice it into your
morning cereal.
EAT AT YOUR OWN RISKS...
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