Do you ever wonder which foods really fit people eat?  While nutrition varies from person-to-person,
I’ve found these 9 foods to be consistent finds in their meal plans.
Almonds:
Good fats, lots of fiber, and plenty of antioxidants.  Also a great snack if you want to lower your
cholesterol.
Eggs:
Rich in protein and vitamin B12.  Not to
mention the things you can do with eggs are never ending.  An over-easy egg is yummy on just about any hearty
dish. 
Fish:
Again, a wonderful protein dish.  Low in
fat and contains important minerals like zinc, selenium, and iron. Not to
mention fish contains omega-3 "AKA" magic for your nails, skin, and hair.
Cottage cheese: Low in calories and carbohydrates, high in protein.  One serving of cottage cheese
contains about 9% of your recommended calcium intake. 
Oatmeal:
A perfect breakfast dish.  7g of protein
per cup and loaded with fiber. 
Hummus: I love a good snack that actually fills me up. Add some hummus to your mid-day vegetable snack and it will hold you off until dinner. It’s also full of fiber and good fats.
Avocados:  REALLY GOOD FAT.  People are afraid of avocados because they
hear “loaded with good fat” and get scared. 
Avocados are packed with potassium, fiber, vitamins C, B6, & K.  Don’t be afraid.
Air-popped popcorn: Super yummy snack for those individuals who enjoy
something on the salty side.  Skip the
pre-buttered microwave popcorn and go for something that skips the unhealthy
oils.  Sprinkle a little salt and wallah!
Dark chocolate: Full of antioxidants, minerals, & vitamins.  Lowers blood pressure, reduces risk of stroke
and type-2 diabetes.  Yes, chocolate
really does this.  However, BE WARNED.
You need at least 70% cocoa in order to receive the benefits. 
Try adding these to your next grocery list. I hope this helps!
Try adding these to your next grocery list. I hope this helps!

 
1 comment:
I love these! I already eat most all of this regularly! Need more chick peas for hummus! Gotta find a good dark chocolate.
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