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Foods That Chase Away Appetite

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The battle with appetite is ruthless at times and the more food we eat, the hungrier we feel. Every 1 in 2 people struggle with their weight but there is hope.

There exist foods and spices that aid in the battle against excess pounds. They create a longer feeling of satiety and along with this are low in calories.

An example of losing weight the easy way is adding a little spiciness to the dish. This will enhance its aroma and help curb your appetite. Go with chili peppers, the capsaicin contained therein will significantly decrease feelings of hunger.

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Garlic is also a fine choice. It contains allicin, which suppresses hunger and from there the amount of food eaten is also decreased. Further, it is rich in vitamin B1, B6, C and selenium.

Among the spices capable of regulating appetite comes cinnamon too. It helps lower the production of insulin, leading to a reduction in the formation of fat. It is a suitable spice for people with increased body weight, as well as for those at risk of developing diabetes.

A glass of water also affects appetite, drinking at least 2 glasses before meals unleashes their effect. Also try drinking green tea. 3-6 cups of it daily speed up daily energy usage by up to 40%. It also contains antioxidants that affect leptin (a hormone that suppresses appetite) in the body, reducing appetite.

A breakfast of eggs with a slice of lemon will provide the body the necessary proteins, helping bring about a feeling of being full for a longer period of time. Lemons slow the absorption of sugars, while the vitamin C helps build carnitine, stimulating the body to burn fats.

The fruits rich in fibers regulate metabolism and provide a full stomach sensation. Eating just 1 apple prior to a meal will lead to eating a lot less food than normal.

Put your faith in seaweed as well. When they end up in the stomach they are processed as solid food and make it harder for a person to become hungry.

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