5 high-calorie foods to limit when losing weight

THÙY DƯƠNG (THEO HEALTSHOTS) |

If you are in the process of losing weight, you should limit eating the 5 high-calorie foods below.

Avocado and vegetable avocado

Both avocado and vegetable avocado are high-calorie foods. In addition to weight gain, both are rich in saturated fat and trans fats, which increase cholesterol levels - the cause of heart disease. To replace avocado in dishes, you can use olive oil or yogurt as a cooking allowance and fat.

Fried and processed foods

Foods prepared by frying such as French fries, fried chicken and fried dishes are all very high in calories. These are high-calorie foods and often contain unhealthy fats, leading to weight gain, high cholesterol in the blood and the risk of heart disease. To enjoy these dishes, you can replace French fries by baking or using an air fryer.

Sugary drinks

soft drinks, sugary coffee and energy drinks contain a lot of empty calories and sugar, which are the main causes of obesity, diabetes and metabolic syndrome. A replacement for these drinks is that you can drink water, herbal tea or flavored unsweetened fruit juice to satisfy your cravings and quench your thirst without adding calories.

Cheese In the list of high-calorie foods, cheese is always the top food on the list.

Cheese contains protein, calcium, sodium and saturated fat.Eating too much cheese can cause heart disease and weight gain.

Red meat

Red meats such as beef, Lamb and pork are rich in protein and iron, which are good for muscle growth. However, these are also high-calorie foods that need to be consumed with caution. Eating too much red meat can lead to weight gain and heartburn. To replace these foods, you can eat lean proteins from chicken, fish or beans.

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