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10 Natural Ways To Suppress Appetite


1.Eat Enough Protein

Adding more protein to your diet can increase feelings of fullness, make you eat less at your next meal and help you lose fat.For instance, a weight loss study compared two breakfasts identical in calories: one consisting of eggs, the other of bagels.
Participants who had the egg breakfast lost 65% more weight and 16% more body fat over the eight-week study period.In addition, a high protein intake may help to prevent muscle loss when daily calories are reduced for weight loss
2.Drink water before every meal

Drinking a large glass of water directly before eating has been foundTrusted Source to make a person feel fuller, more satisfied, and less hungry after the meal.
Another studyTrusted Source, which looked at appetite in 50 overweight females, showed that drinking 1.5 liters of water a day for 8 weeks caused a reduction in appetite and weight, and also led to greater fat loss.A soup starter may also quench the appetite. Research from 2007
Trusted Source showed that people reported feeling fuller immediately after the meal if they had a liquid starter.
3.Cool off your appetite with soup

Have a bowl of broth or vegetable-based soup (hot or cold) for a first course, and you'll probably end up eating fewer total calories at that meal. Creamy or high-fat soups need not apply for this job -- stick to the low-cal, high-fiber choices like minestrone or vegetable-bean type soups.
4.Opt for Fiber-Rich Foods

A high fiber intake stretches the stomach, slows its emptying rate and influences the release of fullness hormones
In addition, fiber can ferment in the bowel. This produces short-chain fatty acids thought to further help promote feelings of fullness
In fact, a recent review reports that adding fiber-rich beans, peas, chickpeas and lentils to your meal can increase feelings of fullness by 31%, compared to equivalent meals that aren't based on beansFiber-rich whole grains can also help reduce hunger and keep you feeling full
5.Switch to dark chocolate

Dark chocolate has been shown to suppresses appetite compared to milk chocolate. One studyTrusted Source showed that people ate less during their next meal after snacking on dark instead of milk chocolate.
6.Crunch your appetite away with a big salad

One study found that when people had a large (3 cups), low-calorie (100 calories) salad before lunch, they ate 12% fewer calories during the meal. When they had a smaller salad (1 1/2 cups and 50 calories), they ate 7% fewer calories overall. You can make the same salads used in the study: Toss romaine lettuce, carrots, tomatoes, celery, and cucumbers together, and top with fat-free or low-fat dressing.

7.Pick Solids Over Liquids

Solid calories and liquid calories can affect appetite differently.One recent review found that compared to a solid snack, people who ate a liquid snack were 38% less likely to compensate by eating less at the next meal 
In a second study, participants who were fed a semi-solid snack reported less hunger, a lower desire to eat and a greater sensation of fullness than those fed a liquid snackSolids require more chewing, which can grant more time for the fullness signal to reach the brain
8.Eat bulky, low-calorie foods

Reducing general food intake while dieting can leave people with a ravenous appetite. This can cause a relapse into binge eating.
However, dieting does not have to mean going hungry. Some foods are high in nutrients and energy, but low in calories. These include vegetables, fruits, beans, and whole grains.
Eating a large volume of these foods will stop the 
9.An orange or grapefruit a day helps keep appetite away

Research suggests that low-calorie plant foods that are rich in soluble fiber -- like oranges and grapefruit -- help us feel fuller faster and keep blood sugars steady. This can translate into better appetite control. Of the 20 most popular fruits and vegetables, oranges and grapefruits are highest in fiber!
10.Spice Up Your Meals

Ginger may not be the only hunger-reducing spice. A recent review examined the effects of capsaicin, found in hot peppers, and capsiate, found in sweet peppers.
It found these compounds may help decrease hunger and increase feelings of fullness What's more, the ability of these compounds to generate heat may also increase the number of calories burned after a meal 
However, these effects have not been seen in all studies and remain small. In addition, people who eat these foods often may develop a tolerance to the effects.

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Sources:www.healthline.com,www.medicalnewstoday.com,www.webmd.com

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