Foods that promote weight loss might seem too good to be true—after all, doesn't nearly everything have calories? But some foods really can help you along your weight loss journey when you choose them over other options.
Here are 10 to add to your diet in moderation.
1. Apples
 Research has shown that eating a fiber-filled  apple before a meal can fill you up so you eat fewer calories. They're also  great at balancing blood sugar, which can help you make better snacking  decisions because you won't be desperate to get something in your belly  quickly.
2. Brown  rice
 Much better for you than its white counterpart,  brown rice has resistant starch, which is a healthy carb that helps boost  metabolism and burn fat. It's also very filling without tons of calories.
3. Eggs
 Eat the whole thing, not just the whites. An egg's  filling protein stimulates a fat-burning hormone that helps stave off belly  fat.
4. Salmon
Salmon's lean protein and rich taste keep you  feeling satisfied without unhealthy fats. It also has a ton of omega-3 fatty  acids, which are good for your heart.
5. Oats
 A bowl of oatmeal for breakfast has enough fiber  to fight off snack cravings until lunchtime. Steel-cut and rolled oats are more  filling than instant oats.
6. Chia  seeds
 These fiber-rich, omega-3-filled seeds absorb up  to 20 times their weight in water, acting like little sponges that soak up  sugar and balance blood sugar levels, making snack time less of a priority.
7. Red  wine
 The antioxidant found in red wine known as  resveratrol helps  prevent fat storage and boosts the amount of calories you burn for about 90  minutes after drinking it. Studies have also shown that moderate wine drinkers  tend to have narrower waists and less belly fat than those who drink liquor.
8. Turkey
 Turkey contains tryptophan, an amino acid that converts to serotonin in the brain.  This feel-good chemical boosts your mood and quells your appetite, helping you  forget cravings.
9. Mushrooms
 Research has shown that people who ate  mushroom-based entrees were just as satisfied as they were when they ate the  same dishes made with beef, but they got ate fewer calories and less saturated  fat.
10. Grapefruit
 Eating half of a grapefruit before each meal can  lower levels of insulin, a fat-storage hormone, which can lead to weight loss.  It also has protein and lots of water, which helps you feel full.







