Cayenne pepper
As well as other peppers like jalapenos, cayenne peppers produce body heat and increase the heart rate, resulting in the burning of fat for energy. Studies have shown that these peppers can also decrease appetite and slows the growth of fat cells.
Cinnamon
Adding this spice to your coffee, tea, or snacks adds flavor and has been found to lower blood sugar levels.
Ginger
Best in its raw form, ginger is known to increase metabolic function, suppress the appetite, and improve digestion by relieving an upset stomach.
Citrus Fruits
Lemons, limes, and citrus fruits add fibre, flavour, and vitamin C to your diet without extra calories. You’ll feel fuller longer and your blood sugar will be better regulated throughout the day.
Berries and Apples
These fruits regulate energy levels. Because they are water based and high in fibre they also help satisfy your appetite.
Wild Salmon
Fresh wild salmon (not farm raised) contain essential fatty acids, a key nutrient for overall health.
Garlic
Adding a few cloves of garlic to your meal has been linked to lower blood sugar levels.
Raw Almonds
Snacking on a handful of raw almonds will help build muscle and keep you full with protein, fibre, vitamin E, and magnesium.
Eggs
Full of vitamin B12, protein, and animo acids, eggs help build muscle and burn fat.
