Question by kulpbre: What are some healthy foods to eat?
Im trying to eat alot more healthier but its hard with all the junk food and fatning foods out today.
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Answer by Brandy
Any foods that are low glycemic are healthy choices.
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amanda says:
March 23, 2014 at 5:41 pm (UTC 0)
fruits veggies and meats (excluding hamburger) cut out all sugars (including sweets, pop, coffee and tea), carbs, and fats.
deep purple says:
March 23, 2014 at 6:31 pm (UTC 0)
most can foods are loaded with sodium which is a no-no.too much sodium can bloat,cause high blood pressure,etc. stay away from what u know is pure junk food(it dosen’t take a genius to figure out what they are). keep ur fridge stocked with fruits and veggies. and get off soft drinks and drink either flavored water or regular. i eat a lot of wraps ’cause u can put all kinds of veggies in them and add just a little meat. but everybody has to cheat sometimes. hope this helps.
Fat G says:
March 23, 2014 at 7:15 pm (UTC 0)
Healthy food for weight loss
Is it possible to eat more food and actually lose weight? Absolutely, if you eat more of healthy foods than empty calorie foods (junk food).
Not everyone realizes that you do not have to deprive yourself in order to lose weight. What you have to do is eat more of healthy foods, leaving less room for “bad” foods. If you eat healthy foods – meaning foods high in vitamins and nutrients and are flavorful – you will find that you want less of high calorie or empty calorie foods. Having a variety of foods that you like and want to eat makes it easier to maintain any changes you make to your diet.
When making any changes to the way you eat, do so slowly and don’t criticize yourself if your changes take time to become a habit. Study after study has shown that making small changes is what counts. One change at a time will be easier to accomplish and stick with than making a lot of changes all at once. Every little change you make will bring benefits to your health and your waistline.
Here are some changes you can make one at a time that can give you quick weight loss results:
* Eat breakfast
A lot of people skip breakfast. This is a big mistake if you are trying to lose weight. Studies show that those who do not eat breakfast will overeat later in the day. Also, eating breakfast gets your metabolism going, and so whatever is eaten in the morning is metabolized better. If you are not a breakfast eater, try a fruit smoothie or other nutritional shakes.
* Drink water
Try to drink at least 8 glasses of water per day. Ice water is best because it will speed up your metabolism. Water is, of course, calorie free and flushes out fat. And lastly, drinking water about a half hour before eating will curb your hunger and will make it less likely that you will overeat.
* Add vegetables
Adding vegetables to some of your favorite dishes is a good way to get in some extra servings of veggies every day. Some examples are: sauces, soups, omelets, sandwiches, and salads. Of course, vegetables make a great snack by themselves or dipped in low-calorie dressings.
* Try to eat more salads
If you’re anything like I used to be, as soon as I heard the word “salad,” I would immediately think “boring!” That is until I figured out how creative one can be when making a salad. Try adding new vegetables that you haven’t tried before or adding boiled eggs, strips of grilled chicken, cheese, and/or nuts. Keep fresh lettuce and spinach leafs on hand, and remember to go easy on the dressing or make your own healthy salad dressing. A healthy and great tasting dressing is mixed olive oil and lemon juice.
David D says:
March 23, 2014 at 7:57 pm (UTC 0)
There are some useful tips here.
Doctors Zone says:
March 23, 2014 at 8:29 pm (UTC 0)
Healthy foods can be your personal key to enjoying a happier and longer life. Too many individuals have fallen victim to the curse of “fast foods”, “junk food snacks” and microwave meals. These products usually contain an over-abundance of calories, fats and starches and few of those essential vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants that your body craves.
http://doctorszone.net/what-are-the-top-10-healthy-foods/