Lentils
Lentils are healthy. They have the greatest protein and fibre of any plant-based food. One cup of lentils delivers 35% of your daily iron needs, plus protein and fibre.
Cruciferous Vegetables
ruciferous veggies include B vitamins, calcium, and vitamin C, which boost your metabolism. Sulforaphane in broccoli helps detoxify toxins and oestrogen.
Beans
Red and black beans (not refried) are high in fibre, which boosts metabolism and decreases insulin levels.
Lean Meats
Protein digestion is harder than fat or carb digestion. White meat chicken and turkey require more energy to digest. Plus, protein helps maintain muscle mass and metabolism.
Citrus Foods
Lemons and grapefruits aid digestion. Low in sugar, they include an antioxidant that helps reduce blood sugar after meals, and vitamin C is beneficial for fat metabolism.
Oats
Gluten-free oats are a healthful whole grain that provide vitamins, minerals, and fiber—a fantastic morning item.
Hot Peppers
Spicy meals boost metabolism using natural substances. Chilies are stunning. Capsaicin in them activates the immune system against cancer cells.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon in coffee reduces adrenaline and noradrenaline, lowering glucose. Fruit with a direct glycemic reaction will help neutralise it.
Berries
Nutrient-rich berries. They reduce lung cancer risk, prevent cancer progression, boost stem cell numbers, protect stem cells from stress, and safeguard DNA.
Seeds
Hemp seeds and flaxseeds are rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which decrease inflammation and boost muscular blood flow to rev up your metabolism.