Whole
grains
Whole grains is
rich in fibre, antioxidants, minerals, vitamins and healthy fats that are
slowly released to keep you feel full for long. They increase stamina for
exercise. To take their full advantage you can include them in your breakfast
and lunch.
Apples
Apples are a vital source of fiber. Fiber helps in
reducing cholesterol but also helps to
maintain a healthy digestive system. it also helps good diners by yielding no
calories.
Dried red pepper
Dried red peppers
are an excellent source of vitamin A. It lowers the risk of colon and skin
cancer, lowers the risk of 2 types of diabetes, prevent in stomach ulcers, it
is a natural pain relief and helps in allowing people to eat less calories.
Salmon
Salmon is relatively low in
calories. One 3-oz. serving has just 175 calories. Salmon is a great source of
protein, Vitamin D and Iodine.
It helps in keeping your bones strong. They contain a good amount of omega-3
fats can help to give you glowing and more supple skin
Eggs
Eggs are a complete source of protein,
they contain all 9 essential amino acids. They help in building and maintaining healthy muscles, help fight infections and keep your body fluids in
balance. A study suggests that when
weightwatchers ate two eggs for breakfast for five days a week, they lost 65
percent more weight than dieters who ate a dozen in the morning.
Tomatoes
Tomatoes are rich
in vitamin C and potassium and are strong cancer-fighting vegetable. They
contain antioxidant called lycopene, which is seldom found in other vegetable
and helps to maintaining the immune system
Blueberries
Blueberries
area food source of manganese that regulates your metabolic rate, keeping you energised.
You can add blueberries to low fat yoghurt at snack. Regular consumption of
them can improve your brain functioning.
Spinach
This leafy
green vegetable comprises more than your daily need of vitamin A and K along
with manganese. They improve your improve brain function, its high antioxidant element
can also help in fighting cancer. Spinach is high in potassium hence it should
be taken by people with high blood pressure. Vitamin A is necessary for
building body tissues such as hair, nails etc.
Broccoli
Broccoli
contains vitamin C and folic acid which helps in improving your immune system,
bone and digestion. Broccoli can be relished both raw and cooked hence; it is
perfect for both mealtimes and snacking. the antioxidant vitamin C, can help to improve
overall skin texture.
Almonds
One ounce of
almonds comprises of roughly 6 g of protein and 3 g of fiber, and 167 calories.
It helps a diner feel full and provide most of the nutrients.
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