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Grab-and-go Treats that will Get You Skinny Fast!
Simply snacking on these treats will speed your weight loss.
Shed Trapped Fat with Whole Grains. People who eat three servings daily are 30% less likely to struggle with belly fat than those who choose more highly processed fare, a Harvard study reveals. In fact, snacking on whole grains can cut your risk of overeating by 81%, plus trim up to six pounds off your tummy in three weeks.
Balance Blood Sugar with Berries. Savoring these gems can outsmart snack attacks for four hours and help you shed 5% of your body weight in six months. The credit goes to dozens of blood sugar-stabilizing antioxidants. Blueberries are so packed with them, just a half cup daily can boost your blood levels by 100%.
Speed Metabolism with Bell Peppers. These crunchy treats are rich in lutein, carotenoids and zeaxanthin, which keep metabolism high, plus suppress appetite in as little as 20 minutes, says obesity researcher and Sonoma Diet creator Connie Guttersen, R.D., Ph.D. Eat 1 cup daily, and UCLA researchers say you could shed 21 pounds in one year!
Curb Overeating with Grapes. Enjoying 1 cup each day can boost insulin sensitivity by 7%. And that translates into a 42% drop in erratic blood sugar, binge eating and weight concerns, USDA studies suggest. The credit goes to cyanidin, kaempferol and phenolics. These phytochemicals activate the brain's satiety center, so you feel full on far less food, says Guttersen.
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