And the best way to achieve this goal is by getting rid of all the refined and rich
in empty calories foods which make you hungry so soon after consuming them and which force your body to crave for more food.
Switch out your cereals, puffy bread sandwiches, bagels, noodles, and other starchy,
empty calorie foods for healthy protein - rich foods, including pastured eggs and cheese, or bacon that's nitrate free.
Make sure you remove any junk food (anything full of sugar, salt, fat, carbs, etc) or anything that'd be
considered empty calorie food — something that doesn't provide any helpful nutrients.
Overindulging
in empty calorie foods can affect your overall health, cause you to gain weight, and put you at risk of developing diabetes or other weight - related health issues.
Often children are at home alone after school and are instructed to stay in the house because it's not safe outside, so they watch TV or use the computer and snack, snack, snack
on empty calorie food.
For example, an ounce of grass - fed beef is more nutrient - dense than
an empty calorie food like a soda, because the amount of nutrients present in the beef far outweighs any nutrient that would be in an empty calorie food.
Avoid these «
empty calorie foods» as they are bad for you health and don't provide your body with nutrients.
For optimal health, foods that are high in nutritional value are preferred over processed /
empty calorie foods.
Walnuts are nutrient dense food, so for the calories, you get a wealth of nutrients that your body needs as opposed to
empty calorie foods, which only give you calories and no nutrients to go with it.