7. Avocado
Alligator pears also known as avocados belong to berries and are botanically fruits. They are rich in nutrients, minerals, fiber, and vitamins. Avocado protects you from stroke and heart disease and restores energy-producing part of the cell. Eaten regularly avocados improve your vision and make your hair thicker and stronger. More than that, avocado effectively heals wounds and reduces cholesterol. Half an avocado mixed with tomatoes makes a great breakfast. Add avocado to your salad or prepare a delicious smoothie by combining avocado with coconut milk and cinnamon.
8. Spicy foods
There are plenty of spices that have been used by people for hundreds of years. Spices are usually added to make food taste different, but only few know how effective they are as fat burners. Sprinkle some cayenne pepper over your meat next time you eat. You can also add a drop of hot sauce but read the label first and make sure it contains the right ingredients.