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2. Cucumbers: High in water and low in calories, this cool, crisp veggie makes you feel fuller longer.
3. Egg whites: Full of high-quality protein, this super food will
rev your metabolism and help maintain lean body mass while you lose
weight.
4. Sugarless gum: Give your taste buds a shot of flavor as you prevent yourself from popping something caloric in your mouth.
5. Hot skim café latté: Because it’s hot, you’ll sip
slowly, which helps you to feel fuller; plus, the milk and caffeine
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1. Wild salmon: A good source of vitamin D, this fatty fish reduces the risk of diabetes.
2. Turkey breast: Lean protein helps slow the absorption of carbs
into the bloodstream, which slows (and prevents) blood sugar rise.
3. Soybeans: Rich in omega 3s, this perfect combination of protein and high-quality carbs reduces the risk of heart disease.
4. Nonfat yogurt: Rich in calcium, this healthy dairy product improves insulin sensitivity and helps control blood pressure.
5. Swiss chard: A low-glycemic carb loaded with magnesium, this leafy green reduces the risk of developing diabetes by 33%.
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Cardiovascular disease
Cardiovascular disease
2. Bananas: Rich in magnesium and potassium, this fruit helps manage blood pressure.
3. Brussels sprouts: A good source of soluble fiber, these greens lower bad cholesterol.
4. Oatmeal: Another great source of soluble fiber, oats help control blood cholesterol levels.
5. Sunflower seeds: Full of soluble fiber, plant sterols and folic
acid, this snack fights cardiovascular disease. Just be sure to get the
oil- and salt-free ones.
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Migraines
1. Omega 3-fortified eggs: Rich in omega 3 fats, these specialized eggs reduce the
inflammation thought to cause migraines.
2. Beans: Legumes are loaded with magnesium; a deficiency in this mineral has been linked to migraines.
3. Skim milk: Milk is full of riboflavin, a B-vitamin that plays a
role in energy production at the cellular level; lack of cellular energy
is thought to trigger migraines.
4. Ground flaxseeds: These tiny seeds are a big source of the essential omega 3 fats that reduce inflammation.
5. Spinach: These leafy greens are an excellent source of magnesium.
1. Red bell pepper: Like many colorful vegetables, bell peppers are
rich in vitamin C, one of the nutrients responsible for the health of
collagen, a major component of cartilage.
2. Carrots: Full of beta carotene, this crunchy vegetable provides powerful antioxidants.
3. Berries: Loaded with anthocyanidins, berries are antioxidant super foods that reduce inflammation.
4. Oranges: A good source of vitamin C and beta cryptoxanthin, this
citrus fruit supplies the nutrients known for reducing the risk of
inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. It can also slow its
progression and reduce pain.
5. Pumpkin: This popular winter squash is rich in both beta cryptoxanthin and beta carotene.
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