Want a flat belly? Eat THIS for breakfast!

by | Mar 9, 2016 | diet and lifestyle blog, news | 7 comments

If your breakfast is sugary, fattening or worse – non-existent – then it’s time for a breakfast makeover. Getting a flat tummy is as much about what you avoid as it is about what you eat. To reduce bloating, the main foods to avoid are sugar, wheat and caffeine, as these are the ones most likely to cause bloating and weight gain. So say goodbye to sugar-laden cereals and start your day with delicious, metabolism-boosting foods, like:

Eggs
The branched-chain amino acids in egg whites kick-start your metabolism, while the healthy fat in the yolk keeps you feeling fuller for longer.

Lean protein
Your body uses more energy to burn protein, so try to include lean protein like chicken and cottage cheese.

Milk and yoghurt
According to studies, calcium encourages your body to burn fat.

Kale
Put this superfood in your omelette for a high-fibre boost.

Healthy fats
Instead of saturated fats like bacon and cheese, choose monounsaturated fats like olive oil, nuts and seeds (and the butters made from them), and avocado.

Grapefruit
This will help your body burn fat, increase metabolism and reduce appetite.

Raspberries
One cup of raspberries has a whopping 8 grams of fibre, which helps to encourage weight loss.

Oats
If porridge is the only thing you can stomach in the morning, choose fibre-rich raw oats (not flavoured), and sprinkle it with cinnamon (a potent antioxidant) to help prevent bloating.

Green tea
Swop your latte for green tea and enjoy a boost to your metabolism for up to two hours.

7 Comments

  1. Lucky

    Where can I buy herbex products in pretoria

    • Herbex Support

      Hi Lucky
      The products are sold at Pnp, Dischem, Clicks, Shoprite and Checkers stores.

  2. Lucky

    Hi can you please advise me where to buy herbed products in Pretoria cbd

  3. Let

    Hey,do you have any exercises routine you can share to have a flat belly also

  4. vimbiso nyahwema

    its excellent ,,,,, how do i get it am in zimbabwe i need it