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While no one food is a magic bullet for weight loss, there are certain foods that can help you achieve your weight-loss goals. Most of the foods included as part of a weight-loss diet have a few things in common: they're high in fiber (which helps keep you feeling fuller longer) and have a low energy density—meaning that you can eat a decent-sized portion without overdoing it on calories.1. AvocadosAvocados are rich in monounsaturated fatty acids, dietary fiber, potassium and phytochemicals. People who eat avocados tend to have lower BMI, body weight and waist circumference than people who skip this green superfood, per a study in Nutrition Journal. While avocados are higher in calories than other fruits and vegetables, their satisfying fat and fiber combo may help you slim down.
2. EggsEggs
are rich in high-quality protein, fats and essential nutrients, like
vitamin D and choline. It's the protein, and the time of day we tend to
eat them, that especially makes them a powerhouse for weight loss.
Eating a high-protein breakfast promotes weight loss, because protein
increases satiety while regulating hunger and appetite hormones, helping
fend off your hunger until lunchtime.
3. BeansAll
beans are high in fiber, which is your friend when you're trying to
lose weight because it helps you feel fuller longer, thus controlling
hunger. Eating beans and legumes has also been linked with various other
health benefits, including lowering blood pressure, reducing LDL
cholesterol and reducing risk of cardiovascular disease.
4. Yogurt
Yogurt
is protein-packed and full of probiotics, which are good for gut health
and may help your weight-loss efforts. Your gut health can impact your
weight, and eating more fiber and probiotics helps keep your gut
bacteria happy, which can be good for your metabolism .
5. Fruit Fruit
gets a bad rap sometimes because it naturally contains sugar. But
eating fruit can help you lose weight, especially when you swap in fresh
fruit for processed foods or other unhealthy snacks. You'll get a
naturally sweet treat, plus reap the benefits of fiber and antioxidants.
6. Almonds
Almonds
are an excellent source of fiber, and they're high in protein. Eating
foods with the one-two punch of fiber and protein can help you feel
fuller longer—which makes it less tempting to reach for an unhealthy
snack between meals.
Rich in vitamin E and a
good source of heart-healthy mono- and polyunsaturated fats, almonds
are a great choice to sprinkle over a salad or side dish.
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