Friday, July 5, 2019

6 Packs Are Made In The Kitchen

15  Food That Will Help You To Gain Abs.
 

Broccoli -  is a low-calorie food that’s packed with fiber, which will fill you up and help you to lose weight, according to research from the US Department of Health & Human Services.


Cinnamon - can help to blunt insulin response in the body, stopping you from storing fat, says an American study.

Cheddar - is a good source of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), which helps you to lose weight and build muscle, a Swedish study found.


Mushrooms - are a great low-calorie way to add bulk to stews and pasta sauces, according to American research.

Sweet potatoes -  are a low-GI food and research from the US found they don’t promote fat storage by causing your insulin levels to spike, unlike normal potatoes.

Apples -  contain antioxidant polyphenols, which help to prevent your body from storing fat, according to a German study.

Green tea - contains molecules called catechins, which have thermogenic properties and improve metabolism, a study published in the Chinese Journal Of Integrative Medicine found.

Chilli peppers -  are a great source of capsaicin, which helps to ramp up your metabolism, says a study in the American Journal Of Clinical Nutrition.

 Blueberries -  can help to inhibit the formation of new fat cells by altering lipid metabolism, according to research from the Texas Woman’s University.

Grapefruit -  contains chemicals that reduce insulin levels, which in turn can cause increased 
metabolism, American research discovered.

Milk -  contains a protein called lactium, which helps reduce cortisol and lower blood pressure, according to a number of studies.

Oats -  are rich in carbohydrates, which boost serotonin levels in the brain and create a calming effect, according to research from Indiana University East.
Oranges -  contain high levels of vitamin C, which can help to reduce levels of stress hormones in the blood, American research has found.

Walnuts -  are high fiber antioxidant and unsaturated fatty acids, all of which can help to lower blood pressure and stress levels, says research from Penn State University. 
Salmon - is a great source of magnesium, which helps to control cortisol levels, according to the Capital Region Medical Center in the US.

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