Tips on Healthe Foods and Foods to Avoid

Have you ever heard the saying you are what you eat? Foods all contain nutrients that provide us not only with fuel to live our daily lives, but also with the very substances that build our bones, muscles, and organ tissues. If you don’t eat the right healthy food for your body, you will find that you are storing more fat than necessary or that you aren’t getting enough and you will begin to feel tired or weak.  If you want to maximize your weight loss results make sure to eliminate the following foods from your diet:

Foods to Avoid

  • All fried foods
  • High fat red meats
  • Processed meats (hot dogs, sausage, etc.)
  • High fat dairy products (whole milk, creams, fatty cheeses)
  • Any visible fat (bacon, skin on chicken, butter, fat on meats, etc.)
  • Sweet breakfast (pop-tarts, doughnuts, some cereals)
  • Candy & desserts
  • Added sugars
  • Fat-free foods (these are loaded with sugar)

20 Minute Rule

It’s a fact- It takes your brain a full 20 minutes to realize that you are full.  If you finish eating a meal or snack and don’t feel satisfied, wait 20 minutes before eating anything else.  Most of time, you will find that you are no longer hungry.

Foods That Burn Fat and Increase Metabolism

Water: The best thing you can do to increase your metabolism and help your body function optimally is to drink water.  Drinking at least 8 glasses of cold or ice water each day helps to burn additional calories.

Whey Protein: Whey protein can be easily added to many foods and recipes and helps the body to burn more calories.  It also helps to slow down the absorption of glucose (sugar) into the bloodstream which will reduce hunger, lower insulin levels and make it easier for the body to burn fat.
Lean Protein: Lean protein like skinless chicken breasts can increase your metabolism because the digestion of protein is a catalyst for cellular activity that leads to burning excess fats.

The best lean protein food choices:

Lean Chicken                                Turkey Breast                            Egg Whites                                          Fish

Complex High Fiber Carbs: Foods that are complex carbohydrates and high in fiber will work to increase your metabolic rate and help to fill you up and sustain you longer.

Natural complex carbohydrate foods:

Bran                                Wheat Germ                      Barley

Maize                               Buckwheat                        Cornmeal

Oatmeal

Good sources of complex carbohydrates:

Whole Wheat Pasta            Lentils                                Beans

Brown Rice                          Yams                                  Root Vegetables

Wholemeal Breads              Granary Bread                   Brown Bread

Pita Breads                         Whole Wheat Bagel           Peas

Wholegrain Cereals             Oatcakes                          Corn

Porridge Oats                      All Brain                             Shredded Wheat

Muesli                                  Cassava

Calcium: Calcium can accelerate weight loss by breaking down the fat in fat cells, and current studies show that a calcium deficiency can cause food cravings.

Sources of calcium:

Low fat Dairy Products                         Leafy GreenVegetables

Sesame Seeds                                       Almonds

Vegetables: High fiber non starchy vegetables work to burn fat and calories, and regulate your metabolism.

High Fiber Metabolism-boosting Vegetables:

Cabbage                                Asparagus                      Cauliflower

Broccoli                                  Spinach                           Brussel Sprouts

Endives                                  Celery                             Tomatoes

Peppers

Fruits: Fruits high in vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B12, potassium, and phosphorus help the metabolism work more efficiently.  Many fruits contain high levels of pectin which works against fat absorption into the cells.

The best fruit choices:

Apples                                 Strawberries                                Blueberries

Melons                                 Mangoes                                      Kiwi

Pineapples                           Citrus Fruit                                  Cranberries

Raspberries

Spices: Hot spicy food can temporarily fire up your metabolic rates. The higher the amount of the compound capsaicin present in different foods, the more it will work to increase your metabolism.

Food sources high in capsaicin:

Jalapeno Peppers                     Chilies                                      Cheyenne

Horseradish

Garlic and Ginger: Ginger and garlic both raise your body temperature and help to stimulate fat burning.
Essential Fatty Acids: Omega 3 essential fatty acids, like those found in Healthe Pulse, work to reduce levels of the fat hormone leptin.   People with lower levels of leptin, tend to burn more.

The best sources of omega 3 fats:

Tuna                                         Lean White Fish                         Salmon

Sardines                                   Walnuts                                      Flaxseeds

Legumes

55 Responses to Tips on Healthe Foods and Foods to Avoid

  1. Anastasia Liles says:

    But no sugar at all right m trying will my cycle affect my hunger it seem like it has been since I started my pills

  2. Anastasia Liles says:

    But no sugar at all right m trying will my cycle affect my hunger it seem like it has been since I started my pills and bud light is what I like to drink when I drink how will that effect me on this pill

  3. Anastasia Liles says:

    Thanks for the help so u can not consume regular sugar as well and What’s the best meal replacement drink and can u drink beer on this pill

  4. Allies says:

    How much is to much water will it make u bloat

  5. susieradamson says:

    We require that you consume 64-80oz of water a day. That amount Is not enough to make you bloat. Everyone’s body chemistry is different so excessive intake would vary with each individual.

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