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11 Of The Best FAT-BURNING Foods For 2017

best fat burning foods for 2017
if you add the following 11 foods to your diet right now, 2017 will shape up to be a much slimmer year:
  1. Apples
  2. Berries
  3. Broccoli
  4. Brussels sprouts
  5. Cabbage
  6. Cauliflower
  7. Chard
  8. Kale
  9. Pears
  10. Romaine lettuce
  11. Spinach

What do all of those foods have in common?

They’re all fruits and vegetables. And according to a Harvard University study on 130,000 men and women over 2 decades, they’re the best fruits and vegetables when it comes to helping you lose weight.
Negative calorie foods. Best foods to burn fat

What makes those specific fruits and veggies the best?

Researchers say it’s their extremely high fiber content that can help you feel full for longer and improve your digestion.
In addition, those 11 foods have a lower glycemic load. This means they won’t cause your blood sugar to spike as much as other foods.
Add in their low calorie content, and it’s easy to see why that list can put you onthe right track to burning stubborn fat.
Besides those foods, there’s another quick way to lose weight:

Learn how to avoid looking and feeling heavy in 2017

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