Among all the news about which foods are good for us or bad for us, figuring out what you can eat on a daily basis can be challenging. Some foods are good for you, but aren’t necessarily a great addition to your diet if you’re eating it every single day.
Getting a balance is very important when it comes to your diet, so let’s look at some of the great foods that you can eat every day as part of a healthy lifestyle.
5 Foods You Should Eat Every Day as Part of a Healthy Lifestyle
Yogurt
Add it to your breakfast, use it as a dessert – there are plenty of ways you can get some yogurt into your diet every day.
Like anything, it’s important not to eat too much of it, as excessive dairy products can cause constipation, bloating and skin problems in some people. A small portion of probiotic yogurt every day can help your gut and stomach to stay healthier.
Spinach
It’s full of iron and other nutrients, and it’s safe to eat every day. You can eat spinach raw along with salads, add it to your smoothies with different fruits and veggies, or steam it and add to dinner.
Berries
Berries are considered superfoods in many contexts. Since there are so many different types, it’s easy to find which ones fit easily into your diet.
Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, and Raspberries can be enjoyed daily. Use them as snacks throughout the day, add them to your smoothie or with yogurt, or even as a healthy dessert in the evening.
Nuts
Unless you’re allergic to nuts, a small handful of them every day can help to boost your overall well-being. Almonds, walnuts and pistachios are a few of the most common nuts, and are full of goodness.
These nuts are a great choice for weightloss support and vegans who may struggle to get good fats and a well-balanced amount of nutrition. Nuts can help you to lose weight, maintain a health weight, and lower your risk of heart disease.
Avocado
Some people avoid this as it is high in calories compared to other fruits, however, half an avocado a day will help you feeling fuller for longer and provides a great source of fiber.
Always wash avocados before cutting into them or peeling them. This fruit has plenty of Vitamin K, which helps to promote better bone health.
What are your top 5??
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