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Dec 12, 2010

Trick Your Metabolism & Get Active!!!

Here are some ideas!

1- Mix 10 unsalted nuts (either walnuts or almonds), 2 tsp. raisins or several dried apricots for a quick treat. The protein and healthy fats from the nuts and the complex carbs from the fruit will keep you alert and energized. (130-155 calories)

                                           — Pamela Peeke, M.D., author of Body for Life for Women


2- Applesauce isn't just for kids. A 4-oz. serving of unsweetened applesauce or pineapple contains just 15g of carbohydrate, a few calories, no fat or cholesterol, and very little sodium. This snack will satisfy your hunger between meals. (60 calories)

                                        — Registered dietitian Linda Delahanty, co-author of Beating Diabetes

3- A ½ cup of of baked sweet potato ships is loaded with the fiber that will help you feel full and balance blood sugar and your mood. (98 calories)

                                        — New York City-based clinical nutritionist Robert Pastore, Ph.D

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