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10 Best Foods To Eat On A Diet

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10 foods to eat on a diet. When it comes to losing weight, most people assume that the secret to slimming down and shedding those extra pounds is simply to consume less food on average. But the real secret to weight loss might not be in eating less, per se, but instead eating better. While the human body needs a certain amount of calories every day to keep firing on all cylinders, where you're getting those calories from can have a significant impact on your overall health and weight. Are you snacking on foods that are low in nutritional value and high in empty calories, or are you selecting foods to eat that will ensure you're getting the most nutritional bang for your buck? To make things a little easier, here's a list of weight-loss-friendly foods that can make an ideal addition to your weight loss journey.

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
1) EGGS: 1:42
2) LEAFY GREENS: 2:15
3) SALMON: 2:50
4) CRUCIFEROUS VEGETABLES: 3:37
5) BEEF AND CHICKEN: 4:18
6) BOILED POTATOES: 5:19
7) TUNA: 6:08
8) LEGUMES: 6:44
9) SOUPS: 7:08
10) COTTAGE CHEESE: 7:47

ADDITIONAL WEIGHT LOSS ADVICE: 8:17

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Summary:
1. Eggs

In addition to being a dense source of nutrients, a healthy helping of eggs leaves you feeling full and sated for longer periods of time, making them the ideal choice of breakfast food compared to carb-heavy foods such as bagels.

2. Leafy Greens

This category of foods includes kale, spinach, collards, and swiss chards, as well as several other types of edible leafage that make a positive contribution to nearly any healthy diet.

3. Salmon

If it's good enough for a grizzly bear, it's good enough for you. Fatty fish such as salmon come packed to the gills with nutrients such as high-quality protein, healthy fats, and iodine, an essential nutrient for thyroid function and managing your body's metabolism.

4. Cruciferous Vegetables

The term "cruciferous vegetables" refers to veggies such as broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts. In other words, all the foods your parents made you eat as a kid before you were allowed to leave the table.

5. Beef and Chicken

"But Bestie," you might say. "I thought meat was unhealthy!". While processed meat is indeed not great for your health, studies have indicated that unprocessed red meat does not, in fact, increase your risk for heart disease or diabetes, and correlations between red meat and cancer are similarly weak and inconclusive.

6. Boiled Potatoes

There’s a reason potatoes were an entire country’s staple crop for the longest time. Potatoes are packed with an extremely dense variety of nutrients; so many, in fact, that there have been reports of people living for extended periods of time on a diet of nothing but potatoes.

7. Tuna

You can tune a piano, but can you tuna fish? Tuna is a lean, low-calorie source of protein that’s popular among bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts as a way of loading up on protein while minimizing calories and fat intake.If you’re on a diet that puts an emphasis on protein, the chicken of the sea might be a good place to start. Just make sure you’re buying from an ecologically-sustainable source!

8. Legumes

Beans, lentils, and other legumes are yet another healthy source of protein and fiber to help you manage your weight and reach your weight loss goals.

9. Soups

Foods that contain a large amount of water typically have a low energy density, meaning that they make people consume fewer calories than high-density foods.

10. Cottage Cheese

For those of you who aren't vegan or lactose-intolerant, dairy-based products can be a highly beneficial source of protein. One of the best examples of this is cottage cheese, which contains a huge amount of protein while also being relatively low in carbs and fat. Dairy products such as cottage cheese are also high in calcium, which is also believed to help your body burn excess fat. Say cheese!

As you can see, people looking to start their personal weight loss journey don’t have to feel as though their options are restricted when it comes to food. In fact, the 10 food items we’ve listed here only scratch the surface when it comes to healthy and nutritional food choices to help with weight loss. Be on the lookout for part 2 of this video, in which we tell you all about 10 MORE foods to help you make healthy choices and meet all of your weight loss goals.

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