Top 10 fat reducing fruits, Health Care Tips

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Top 10 fat reducing fruits, Health Care Tips
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List of 10 Fat Reducing Fruits.

Hoping to lose some weight or maintain pounds you've lost? It's time to hit up the
produce aisle and grab some healthy fruits. Fruit not only helps target belly fat,
but it can also reduce the risk of some types of cancer and other chronic diseases.

Plus, fruits provide essential vitamins and minerals, fiber and other nutrients
crucial for good health. Indeed, fruits are part of a well-balanced and healthy
eating plan, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
If you want to get some of the best fruit, try joining a CSA farm share,
which is when a farm offers a certain number of "shares"—a membership or a
subscription—to the public.

If you can't get to the grocery store, canned or frozen fruits are also nutritious
options. Just be sure to choose ones without added sugar, syrup or other ingredients
that pack on calories. And remember to combine your weight-loss plan with a daily
exercise regimen (after speaking with your health care provider).

Here are some fruits to integrate into your eating plan that can help you shed pounds.

1. Watermelons
This juicy fruit is loaded with water and low in calories, making it ideal to eat for
weight loss. Consuming watermelon will ensure you're hydrated. And when you're getting
plenty of water, your body can work optimally. Also, when you're hydrated, you won't
confuse thirst with hunger and overeat unhealthy fare. Combine watermelon and some
savory and spicy ingredients for a refreshing twist with our simple and quick
watermelon gazpacho recipe. Or, try our salad that offers the sweetness of
watermelon, tartness of lime, saltiness of feta and olives, and semi-spicy
herbaceousness of arugula.

2. Blueberries
It's true that all berries are good for you. But tiny blueberries are the best of the
bunch, especially for your figure—the CDC says that one cup of blueberries is
83 calories. Blueberries boast lots of nutrients, which helps them fight fat by
boosting your metabolism and efficiently burning calories. And since they're
brimming with fiber, they'll help keep you satisfied. Buckwheat flour infuses
our hearty pancakes with extra protein, fiber and nutrients, and blueberry
sauce is the perfect topping. Or try our smoothie, a great breakfast substitute
packed with protein and fiber sure to keep you satisfied until lunchtime.

3. Pears
Pears are high in the fiber pectin, which has been shown to suppress appetite.
Plus, all the fiber in pears helps keep you satisfied longer. And pears may reduce
your cholesterol levels and your risk of coronary heart disease. Instead of turning
to the vending machine, grab a pear—with the skin on so that you benefit from its
filling fiber—to curb cravings. These blushing cranberry pears make a simple dessert.

4. Apples
Apples are easy to carry as a snack, and they're low in calories (a medium-sized apple
is 72 calories, says the CDC) and lack sodium or fat. So, they can be a component of
any weight-loss diet. Apples are one of the best fruit sources of filling fiber, which
means you'll be satisfied enough to avoid binges throughout the day. In fact, research
has shown that eating a fiber-filled apple before a meal can fill you up so you eat
fewer calories. Plus, they can help reduce your cancer risk, promote heart health and
give you energy, to boot. They're also helpful at balancing blood sugar, which can
help you make better snacking decisions because you won't be desperate to get
something into your belly quickly.

5. Grapefruits
Eating half of a grapefruit before each meal can lower levels of insulin,
a fat-storage hormone, which can lead to weight loss. Because grapefruits
are loaded with water, they keep you hydrated and satisfied, helping you eat less.
Plus, the fruit contains fat-burning enzymes, categorizing it as a weight-loss
superfood. And