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Hailey Bieber in Crop Top Bares Flat Belly After Baby

Here is everything you need to know about her diet and workout routine.

Leah Groth
By Leah GrothDec 09, 2024
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By Leah GrothDec 09, 2024
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Leah Groth has decades of experience covering all things health, wellness and fitness related.
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Hailey Bieber is baring her belly after baby! Less than four months after welcoming her son, Jack Blues, with husband Justin Bieber, the model and beauty entrepreneur shows off her flat abs in a crop top via social media. “November, aka the best month of the year,” she captioned a series of snaps shared via Instagram this week. How does the new mom approach diet, fitness, and self-care?

Here are ten things you need to know about her routine.

Massage

Hailey loves getting a regular rub down. “Growing up dancing ballet helped me be more aware of how important it is to take care of your body — and I mean everything in terms of stretching, going to the gym and getting stronger,” she told Marie Claire. “I regularly visit a physical therapist and get massages to take care of my muscles.”

Meditation

BEVERLY HILLS, CA. March 12, 2023: Hailey Bieber at the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Wallis Annenberg Center. Picture: Paul Smith-FeatureflashShutterstock

Hailey is a big believer in god and regularly prays. However, she also gets her zen on. “I’m super big on meditation,” she told W Magazine. “I like to meditate and do breath work. I read a book a couple of years ago that helped me a lot with anxiety. It was called Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation. It was all about having different visualizations and breathing techniques to help with mental state, depression, and anxiety. I’ll always go to try to find the route where you can work on your mental state naturally, because I think that’s always possible. Homeopathically is the way I approach anything first.”

Baths

NEW YORK - JULY 12: Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are seen on July 12, 2018 in New York City.Shutterstock

Hailey loves to unwind at the end of the day by soaking in hot water and invigorating her senses. “I love lying in the bath with a lot of essential oils,” she told Elle.

Sleep

Hailey understands the importance of rest. “I think that sleep is so important for the skin,” Bieber confessed during a livestream with Dr. Barbara Sturm in April 2020. “Sleep and rest is so important for our overall health and I know that when I’m not getting enough sleep, if I’m working a lot or if I was traveling a lot [or] my sleep schedule is off, that’s when I start to see my skin get broken out a little bit or really dry. When we’re resting, our skin should be in its most neutral state.”

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Social Media Detoxes

LOS ANGELES - OCT 17: Hailey Bieber arrives for ELLE Women in Hollywood on October 17, 2022 in Los Angeles, CAShutterstock

IF you don’t see Hailey posting, it’s probably because she is on a social media detox. "I think it's bad for your health — the constant need to be picking your phone up and refreshing your feed just to see what it is that's going on or what you're missing," she told BuzzFeed about why she will delete Instagram for days at a time. "You're not really missing anything because one way or another you'll find things out in the world."

Clean Eating

LOS ANGELES, CA. October 15, 2022: Hailey Bieber at the Second Annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles. Picture: Paul Smith-FeatureflashShutterstock

Hailey maintains a healthy diet. "I try to be very strict about eating just for my skin and my body," she told ELLE.com. Some of her tactics? Limiting gluten and sugar and eating as plant-based as possible. "I tried a plant-based diet for two months during quarantine," she told Harper's Bazaar. "I felt great and I had a lot of energy, but it was not for me. I don't eat a strictly plant-based diet, and I do still eat meat. I just don't eat a lot of it. I've picked up more fish, greens, and lentils." Her diet involves "a lot of vegetables and fish, not much meat, minimal dairy,” she told Byrdie. "I just feel better when I eat that way."

What She Eats in a Day

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Hailey detailed an average day on her plate to Elle. "On a regular day, breakfast is usually eggs or oatmeal, some type of healthy protein, or a smoothie," she said. "Lunch is usually salad, fish, grilled veggies, or maybe a sandwich. I don't really eat a lot of gluten so I'm trying to be particular. I love a good kale Caesar salad [but with] no croutons. That's usually one thing I leave out.” And for her last meal? “Dinner is usually kind of along the same lines [as lunch]—some sort of vegetable, or pasta, like a gluten free pasta. Chicken, maybe. Sometimes [I'll do dessert]. I really like the Magnum bars, obviously that's a great one. [But I generally try to avoid] sugar. Sugar's a big one for everyone, I think."

Lots of Exercises

London, United Kingdom- February 21, 2018: Hailey Baldwin attends The BRIT Awards 2018 at the O2 Arena in London, UK.Shutterstock

Hailey is all about exercising. She strength trains at The Dogpound, doing exercises like a sled pull, pull-ups, kettlebell squats, plank pikes, landmine squats, and mountain climbers. She also loves pilates. "I used to be a dancer, so I love Pilates because it really elongates and strengthens my muscles. That's probably my favorite workout," she told Harper’s Bazaar. "I also recently started to box for some cardio," she added. "I found that remembering the combinations and learning how to move your body in boxing has been good for mental health."

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Hydration

Hailey Bieber at the 2nd Annual Academy Museum Gala held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, USA on October 15, 2022.Shutterstock

Hydration is also key to her approach. "I think drinking a lot of water helps. I try to drink, like, a couple bottles throughout the day. I don't know how many glasses that would amount to, but it's important,” she told Elle. “Monday plans = hydrate + hydrate +hydrate,” she captioned a recent snap of herself sipping a glass of ice water in a bikini.

Discipline

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Finally, Hailey exerts discipline when it comes to everything from diet and exercise to her career. She was a “very all-over-the-place child” who found an outlet in ballet. “I’ve taken that same kind of regimented discipline into adulthood,” she told the Wall Street Journal. And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

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Hailey Bieber is baring her belly after baby! Less than four months after welcoming her son, Jack Blues, with husband Justin Bieber, the model and beauty entrepreneur shows off her flat abs in a crop top via social media. “November, aka the best month of the year,” she captioned a series of snaps shared via Instagram this week. How does the new mom approach diet, fitness, and self-care?

Here are ten things you need to know about her routine.

Massage

Hailey loves getting a regular rub down. “Growing up dancing ballet helped me be more aware of how important it is to take care of your body — and I mean everything in terms of stretching, going to the gym and getting stronger,” she told Marie Claire. “I regularly visit a physical therapist and get massages to take care of my muscles.”

Meditation

BEVERLY HILLS, CA. March 12, 2023: Hailey Bieber at the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Wallis Annenberg Center. Picture: Paul Smith-FeatureflashShutterstock

Hailey is a big believer in god and regularly prays. However, she also gets her zen on. “I’m super big on meditation,” she told W Magazine. “I like to meditate and do breath work. I read a book a couple of years ago that helped me a lot with anxiety. It was called Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation. It was all about having different visualizations and breathing techniques to help with mental state, depression, and anxiety. I’ll always go to try to find the route where you can work on your mental state naturally, because I think that’s always possible. Homeopathically is the way I approach anything first.”

Baths

NEW YORK - JULY 12: Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are seen on July 12, 2018 in New York City.Shutterstock

Hailey loves to unwind at the end of the day by soaking in hot water and invigorating her senses. “I love lying in the bath with a lot of essential oils,” she told Elle.

Sleep

Hailey understands the importance of rest. “I think that sleep is so important for the skin,” Bieber confessed during a livestream with Dr. Barbara Sturm in April 2020. “Sleep and rest is so important for our overall health and I know that when I’m not getting enough sleep, if I’m working a lot or if I was traveling a lot [or] my sleep schedule is off, that’s when I start to see my skin get broken out a little bit or really dry. When we’re resting, our skin should be in its most neutral state.”

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Social Media Detoxes

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IF you don’t see Hailey posting, it’s probably because she is on a social media detox. "I think it's bad for your health — the constant need to be picking your phone up and refreshing your feed just to see what it is that's going on or what you're missing," she told BuzzFeed about why she will delete Instagram for days at a time. "You're not really missing anything because one way or another you'll find things out in the world."

Clean Eating

LOS ANGELES, CA. October 15, 2022: Hailey Bieber at the Second Annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles. Picture: Paul Smith-FeatureflashShutterstock

Hailey maintains a healthy diet. "I try to be very strict about eating just for my skin and my body," she told ELLE.com. Some of her tactics? Limiting gluten and sugar and eating as plant-based as possible. "I tried a plant-based diet for two months during quarantine," she told Harper's Bazaar. "I felt great and I had a lot of energy, but it was not for me. I don't eat a strictly plant-based diet, and I do still eat meat. I just don't eat a lot of it. I've picked up more fish, greens, and lentils." Her diet involves "a lot of vegetables and fish, not much meat, minimal dairy,” she told Byrdie. "I just feel better when I eat that way."

What She Eats in a Day

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Hailey detailed an average day on her plate to Elle. "On a regular day, breakfast is usually eggs or oatmeal, some type of healthy protein, or a smoothie," she said. "Lunch is usually salad, fish, grilled veggies, or maybe a sandwich. I don't really eat a lot of gluten so I'm trying to be particular. I love a good kale Caesar salad [but with] no croutons. That's usually one thing I leave out.” And for her last meal? “Dinner is usually kind of along the same lines [as lunch]—some sort of vegetable, or pasta, like a gluten free pasta. Chicken, maybe. Sometimes [I'll do dessert]. I really like the Magnum bars, obviously that's a great one. [But I generally try to avoid] sugar. Sugar's a big one for everyone, I think."

Lots of Exercises

London, United Kingdom- February 21, 2018: Hailey Baldwin attends The BRIT Awards 2018 at the O2 Arena in London, UK.Shutterstock

Hailey is all about exercising. She strength trains at The Dogpound, doing exercises like a sled pull, pull-ups, kettlebell squats, plank pikes, landmine squats, and mountain climbers. She also loves pilates. "I used to be a dancer, so I love Pilates because it really elongates and strengthens my muscles. That's probably my favorite workout," she told Harper’s Bazaar. "I also recently started to box for some cardio," she added. "I found that remembering the combinations and learning how to move your body in boxing has been good for mental health."

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Hydration

Hailey Bieber at the 2nd Annual Academy Museum Gala held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, USA on October 15, 2022.Shutterstock

Hydration is also key to her approach. "I think drinking a lot of water helps. I try to drink, like, a couple bottles throughout the day. I don't know how many glasses that would amount to, but it's important,” she told Elle. “Monday plans = hydrate + hydrate +hydrate,” she captioned a recent snap of herself sipping a glass of ice water in a bikini.

Discipline

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Finally, Hailey exerts discipline when it comes to everything from diet and exercise to her career. She was a “very all-over-the-place child” who found an outlet in ballet. “I’ve taken that same kind of regimented discipline into adulthood,” she told the Wall Street Journal. And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

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Meghan Trainor Flaunts Washboard Abs After Slim-Down: 10 Things We Know About Her Diet and Exercise Routine

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Meghan Trainor is flaunting her washboard abs on the I Heart Jingle Ball tour. In a new social media post the mother-of-two shows off her moves – and her seriously slimmed down figure – in a two-piece Mrs. Clause inspired look, wowwing her fans. How did the singer get in her best shape after welcoming her second child in January 2023? Here are 10 things we know about her diet and exercise routine.

Her Kids Are Her Fitspiration

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Meghan is motivated by being a mother. "I think when you have a kid, you just realize, 'Wow, life is beautiful and precious. I want to be the best for my kid.' I've never been more motivated," she told Parents. "I look at Riley and think, 'I'm going to do anything I can to live forever.’"

She Lost One Pound Per Week

According to Meghan, slow and steady wins the weight loss race. She told People that she lost weight “the healthy way, the long way, the one pound a week way,” she said. “And it's a proud accomplishment that I never thought I could ever do.”

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She Pays Attention to Portion Size

While she hasn’t divulged specific details about what she eats, Meghan has said that she eats as healthy as possible and understands the importance of eating in moderation. "I learned that I do like healthy food, and I learned what portions mean," she told Entertainment Tonight Canada.

Daily Exercise

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Meghan told Entertainment Tonight Canada that she was committed to daily exercise. “I was like, 'If I can survive a C-section, I can do anything.' And I did," she said. "I was very dedicated, and I started seeing the pounds come off one week at a time, one pound. I was like, 'I'm fighting.'"

She Got Strong for Her Tour

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Meghan was also motivated to get strong for her The Timeless Tour this fall. “I'm feeling fit. I've never been so fit,” she told People. “I already told my household. I was like, ‘I am training for the Olympics, okay?’ I want to train and eat clean, and feel good when I’m dancing and singing.''

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Strength Training

Meghan’s workout of choice is strength training. Her trainer, Rebecca Stanton, recently shared a video of the two at the gym together. Their session consisted of lots of squat and lunge variations and using free weights doing lots of slow reps.

She Doesn’t Focus on Numbers

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"Because I've seen so many people on TikTok now open up, and I'm like, 'Here's what it looks like to be 180 pounds.' Everyone's body's so different," People. "You could see a girl who's really tall in a bikini, showing off her 185 pound body or something. And I'm like, 'Wow. It's so interesting how weight sits differently on everyone.' Numbers are just numbers. Whatever makes you feel the healthiest is where you should live."

She Has Dabbled in the Paleo Diet

A few years back, Meghan told HollywoodLife that she was following the caveman style diet. “I’m working out! I’m trying to be healthy. I eat all Paleo and I learned smaller portions,” she said.

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She Doesn’t Weight Herself

“I can’t get on that scale,” Meghan told Hollywood Life. “It’s like — you gain muscle weight and you’re like, ‘what’s going on?.’ So [I’m] just living life. I’m just trying to be happy and eating healthy foods. I know when I eat something bad I have a horrible stomach ache and it’s just poison. I can’t eat stuff like this!”

She Does Workout DVDs

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Trainor is a fan of at-home workout DVDs, specifically Shaun T’s video series called Insanity. The videos are 25 minutes long and each focuses on something different — for example cardio, ab intervals, or total body circuit training. She called the method "amazing." And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

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I Dropped 6 Dress Sizes in a Year by Making These Simple Changes 

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Losing weight doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, sometimes all it takes is making a few simple lifestyle changes. Lyndsey Getty, founder of Thought Method, was in her twenties when she decided that she wanted to get in shape. Within a year, she dropped six dress sizes, going from a 12 to a 6, and has managed to keep the weight off ever since. She recently opened up about her weight loss journey in an interview with Body Network.

Lyndsey Could Barely Fit in a Size 12

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Getty explains that she was motivated to embark on her weight loss journey after seeing a photo of herself and her friends during a night out. “I barely recognized myself,” she told us.

She Had Been Buying Larger and Larger Sized Jeans

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“That was just the tip of the iceberg, though. I had been buying larger and larger jeans for a while and had to unbutton my pants when I sat down to sit comfortably. I had a lack of energy and just felt heavy and bloated a lot. Something needed to change.”

Lyndsey Dropped Down to a 6 and Has Been the Same Size for a Decade

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She doesn’t remember her exact weight at the time but struggled to fit into a size 12. “5’9, now I am a size 6 in the same type of pants and aim to stay between 145 to 150 pounds,” she says. She has managed to keep the weight off for a decade.

She Started to Exercise

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Lyndsey started exercising, focusing on building muscle. “I am part of the camp that believes that there is no ‘toning,’ there is building muscle and a woman building muscle will not make her bulky,” she says.

Lyndsey Focused on Building Muscle

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“I focused on an overall body workout and would do upper and lower body days. I love the shape of my glutes and my back looks amazing, men have asked me for my routine.”

She Boxes, Jump ropes, and Does Lots of Strength Training Exercises

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Her go-to workouts include boxing and jump roping. “You burn the most calories in the shortest amount of time with jump roping so it makes logical sense and boxing is great for several reasons. It is exciting to see yourself getting better at something,

Lyndsey Feels More Empowered

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I feel more empowered, worked through a lot of emotions and felt like I came back to myself and my body. It was very cathartic. I also do bench press, glute bridges, deadlifts and then single leg exercises like sidekicks and clamshells,” she says.

She Follows the 80/20 Diet

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In terms of diet, she follows the 80/20 diet. "So I will eat simple whole food around 80 percent of the time and then have pizza, burgers, fries, etc., and sweets the other 20 percent,” Lyndsey says. Some weeks, it's 70-30. If I start to gain weight, I correct.”

Here Is What Lyndsey Eats for Breakfast

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Lyndsey starts her day with a filling breakfast, steel-cut oats with cinnamon and blueberries, greek yogurt with raspberries, or eggs with cottage cheese and avocado.

Rainbow Salads for Lunch

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“For lunch I love rainbow salads. You take 5 veggies of different colors and layer them in a bell jar with some dressing in the bottom. I make 5 at a time, store them in the fridge and when it is time to eat I take one out, shake it and grab a fork,” she says.

She Has a Sweet Tooth

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“I have a sweet tooth so I also love banana, oat milk and cocoa powder smoothies for a snack. For dinner I will do some type of protein with lentils and broccoli for a few days and then take-out the rest.”

Lyndsey Eliminated Fast Food and Processed Meats

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She also stopped eating a few things. “I eliminated fast food and barely eat any processed meats,” she says. “They are low nutritional value and have a lot of connections to cancer, so if I want a sandwich, I will make a turkey and slice it,” Lyndsey says.

She Loves Her Body Unconditionally

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Her biggest achievement when it comes to her body? “That when I look at my body, instead of picking it apart, I love it unconditionally, and I appreciate all it does for me. My body is fascinating. All of the systems that work intricately together are utterly remarkable,” she says.

People Compliment Her

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“I’ll always be annoyed by my belly bulge, but I have learned to accept it. I started by telling myself that I love myself when I look in the mirror and working to accept my body as it is. People responded positively to me with this new confidence, and it felt really good to come back to myself, so that validation kept this perspective alive.”

Working Out Will Not Make You Bulky, She Maintains

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One fitness or nutrition myth she once believed but wants to debunk? “That working out will make me bulky or manly, and therefore, men will not be attracted to me,” she says. Even when she could deadlift 265 pounds, “men definitely did not lose interest, and I am annoyed I was encouraged to focus on external validation in the first place,” she says.

She Was Just More Compact

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“When I was at my most muscular, I was just more compact and, honestly, kind of annoyed because I worked so hard for these muscles, and you could barely see them unless I flexed,” Lyndsey says.

If Her Pants Fit, She Is Happy

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These days, she doesn’t use a scale to reach her body goals. “If my pants fit,” is her goal. “Size 6 is the size I like to be at because I noticed when I am a size 6 I am eating mainly healthy and nutritious foods while also indulging enough that I am not restricting myself,” she says. And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

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Blogilates Creator Cassey Ho in “Fairytale” Running Shorts Reveals Abs

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Cassey Ho is a fitness influencer and coach with over 2.7 million followers on Instagram and 9.5 million on YouTube. The Blogilates creator regularly shares diet and fitness content, helping millions of people get into shape. She also designs workout clothes, which she models in a recent post. “Running short…but make it a fairytale 👑” she captioned an Instagram post of her latest design, showing off her flat abs in the process. How does the 37-year-old eat to stay in such great shape? The Body Network has the details on everything she eats in a day and her other top lifestyle habits.

Food Fuels Her Workouts

“I eat for energy and work out because it makes me feel good,” Cassey told People. “You’ve got to find the joy in exercising and nourishing your body, or else you won’t stick to it.”

Hydration

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Cassy understands the importance of hydration. She reveals that she drinks 2 to 3 liters of water per day. According to the Mayo Clinic, hydration is important for a variety of reasons. Water helps get rid of waste through urination, perspiration, and bowel movements, keeps your temperature normal, lubricates and cushions joints, and helps protect sensitive tissues.

Related: I Got My Best Body After 50 and Here’s How You Can, Too

Healthy Diet

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Cassey consumes 1,752 calories per day. She starts her day with a peanut butter banana smoothie (1 banana, 2 scoops natural, organic peanut butter, 3/4 cup almond milk, and a handful of ice). After that, she snacks on 1 cup fresh blueberries with 1 cup coconut yogurt and a RX bar. For lunch she enjoys a chicken salad (5 oz. roasted chicken breast, 4 cups butter lettuce, 2 tbsp. raw sliced almonds, 1⁄2 cup cherry tomatoes, and 2 tbsp. strawberry vinaigrette). And, for dinner she has 5 oz. baked salmon, 1 cup brown rice, 1 cup roasted brussels sprouts, and 2 tbsp. Sriracha.

PIIT28

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Cassey’s all-time favorite workout is the one she created, PIIT28. “I developed this workout program that combines high-intensity cardio exercises with total-body-strengthening Pilates moves. One round is seven minutes and 10 seconds, and for a full workout, you’ll need to do four rounds for a total of 28 minutes and 40 seconds. I love this style of workout because you burn fat and build muscle and endurance in a short period of time with zero equipment,” she told Stylecaster.

Related: Grace Albin Just Shared This Ultimate Glute Workout

Pilates

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Cassey also does Pilates. Her favorite move is the earthquake. “You begin seated with legs straight and a tall spine, roll shoulders back and down, and lean back at the hips. You’ll feel your core shake like crazy! It doesn’t look like you’re moving that much, but, oh boy, this move is powerful and great for a strong core,” she told Stylecaster.

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I Lost 120 Pounds and These 5 Major Habits Help Me Stay in the Best Shape of My Life

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Do you have over 100 pounds to lose but are not sure where to start? Making a few simple changes can make a huge difference. Louise Rodhouse, 27, from Slough, UK, dramatically changed her lifestyle in 2020 after topping the scales at 269 lbs. She shares her weight loss journey and the major habits she adopted to help her drop 120 pounds with Truly.

She Struggled with Her Weight Her Whole Life

“Throughout my whole life, I've always struggled with my weight. Probably about six years old. I remember noticing that I was bigger than the other children. As I got older, I started to get more self-conscious of my weight. I always felt like the odd one out of a group of friends and with other girls. If I got into a little argument with a friend, they would call me fat. I did go home after school, and I would just eat like that, which was kind of my comfort,” Louise says in the video.

Her Relationship with Food “Wasn’t the Best”

“When I was overweight, my relationship with food wasn't the best. I used food as a comfort and when I felt sad, I would eat. When I was happy, I would eat. When I was bored, I would eat. Every time I would eat to make myself feel better. I would end up feeling worse after and then because I felt worse, I would eat again. I felt like it was a vicious cycle,” she explains.

She Gained More Weight with Her Pregnancies

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"As I got older, I became more self-conscious about my weight. I always felt like the odd one out in a group of friends,” she says in the caption. She became pregnant with her first son at 19 and "gained weight very quickly." This impacted her mental health, too, "every time I felt bad about myself, I would eat, and then I would feel worse," she said. "I was just really down about myself. I had really low self-esteem and low confidence. I felt myself going into this darker and darker place."

She Hit Rock Bottom After Buying a New Outfit

However, it was after a shopping trip that she hit bottom. " I bought this outfit, the buttons kept popping open where my belly kept popping through it. That was the moment I thought, I'm not doing this anymore, I deserve to feel good about myself."

Her Eating Habits Have Changed

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“Now I'm able to still eat food that I enjoy,” she says, noting that her palate has changed. “I love eating fruits and vegetables, and I feel like I enjoy food a lot more now. When I started actually eating healthier, I felt so much better just in myself. I had so much more energy before I lost weight. Prior to losing weight, she would have “either a cup of tea with biscuits” or “four slices of toast with chocolate spread or peanut butter,” and it “wouldn't keep me full,” she admits. “Today, I'm making protein oats. We have lots of fruits. I love my protein In the morning.”

She Started Tracking Her Calories

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She also started tracking calories “and learning about foods and looking at nutrition labels and seeing what was better for me,” she says. “It taught me that a chocolate bar was not gonna fill me up and it was like three, 400 calories. Whereas I could have a big bowl of oatmeal that will keep me full till lunchtime.”

She Starting Walking

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Walking was a big part of her routine. “I literally just went to the gym, and I went on the treadmill. I did that for 20 minutes on an incline. I got a Fitbit to help track my steps,” she says.

She Also Started Lifting Weights

She also started working out with a personal trainer. “About eight months into my journey, I'd lost about 85 pounds, and I decided that I wanted to start building muscle, so I started weightlifting. It's been the combination of weightlifting and just moving more that has helped me lose weight,” she says.

She Took Progress Photos

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She also took progress photos. “I never thought I would ever show anyone these pictures. Taking pictures in my briers was more of an accountability thing to make myself realize, ‘Okay, this is what I've done to myself.’ As hard as it was to actually take the pictures. I'm really glad I did because I can look back on it, and I'm really proud of that person who did that.”

She Is Now Training for a Bikini Competition

“At my heaviest, I weighed 269 pounds, and I currently weigh 145 pounds. In total, I've lost 124 pounds,” she exclaims. She is also working toward her first bikini competition. “I'm excited. I'm nervous, but I'm excited at the same time. Two years ago, the old me would never have dreamed that I would be doing this. I didn't even want to look at myself in the mirror, let alone stand on a stage in a bikini in front of strangers.”

Start Small, She Says

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However, now she has learned to be herself. “I'm gonna be proud of everything. Loose skin, stretch marks, everything. I'm gonna be proud. I've worked for this. My advice to anyone who is going through their own weight loss transformation is to not be too hard on yourself. Start small. Don't try to change everything all at once because when you do that, it can be very overwhelming,” she says.

RELATED: 5 Weight Loss Mistakes That Kept Me Fat

Change One Thing at a Time

Just change one thing at a time, even if that is going for a 30-minute walk a day. As long as you are making gradual, small changes, just know that you are gonna get to that goal. Just keep going. Just pick yourself back up and just keep going. You can't fail if you'd never give up.” And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

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Obesity doc warns against Ozempic microdosing

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“Microdosing” is a catchy term that is progressively being used by influencers and mainstream media. The overall concept is that lowering a dose of something – ranging from mushrooms to pharmaceutical drugs – somehow makes it healthier and more acceptable. Recently, people have even been discussing microdosing GLP-1 drugs, including Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro. However, according to one doctor, this isn’t a good idea. Dr. Dan Burton (@theofficialdrdan) is a “pharmacist by training and an expert in obesity management and medicine.” In a new YouTube video, he discusses the trend and reveals exactly why you should avoid it.

There Are Lots of Mixed Messages About Weight Loss Drugs

He starts off by explaining that there are a lot of mixed messages surrounding weight loss drugs. “A number of influencers and alternative clinicians first came out and said, Ozempic and Wegovy are dangerous. Then they started marketing various supplements of their own that naturally increased GLP-1 and are actually better than Ozempic and Wegovy. And now some of them have pivoted and are starting to say that, ‘Oh, you know what? You should actually only microdose Ozempic and Wegovy because that means it's, it's safer for you.’” He notes that the “opinions and marketing tactics” have “changed over time as we've got more and more wallets involved.”

RELATED:20 Things You Need to Know About Ozempic and Weight Loss

The Drugs Mimic the GLP-1 Hormone Naturally Produced by the Body

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He continues to explain how the drugs work. “Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy and so on are medications that mimic the GLP-1 hormone that is naturally produced by our body. GLP-1 naturally helps to regulate our blood sugars as well as our appetite and satiety feelings,” he said. While they have been “revolutionary not only for obesity management but also diabetes management”, there is a “subset of individuals on the internet that will come out ringing the alarm bells to say otherwise.”

Some People Want to Say the Drugs Are “Dangerous” and “Unnatural” and Are Marketing Their Own Alternatives

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Some of them have “quickly labeled these medications as being dangerous, unnatural, and started marketing and pushing their own natural safer supplements,” he says. “But that really didn't last too long because these medications, Ozempic and Wegovy have been shown to be so effective that the supplements just don't even touch them in terms of the results and benefits that could be had. In fact, some of the supplements don't do anything at all.”

RELATED:20 Possible Ozempic Side Effects

And Now, Some Are Recommending Microdosing

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“Now some of them are pivoting and moving away from this,” he said. Enter microdosing, the concept of using just a little bit of the weight loss drug. “So what exactly is being sold? What is this microdosing of Ozempic actually mean?” he asks. He reveals that the usual starting dose of these drugs is 0.25 milligrams once a week. “What these alternative clinicians and such are saying is to take a dose that's much, much lower than that, but it's still the exact same medication just at a lower dose. It's not at a microdose, just a lower dose than what we usually use.”

While It Sounds “Safer and Fluffy” There Is No Science Backing It

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The smaller dose is “being branded in a different way to make it sound that it's safer and fluffy and everyone's gonna be happy. So it's not a healthier alternative, it's it's just a dosage adjustment. And there's nothing scientifically special about a micro dose. There is no data insights or anything like that that demonstrates the efficacy or better acceptability in that sort of thing of smaller doses,” he says.

Everybody Needs a Different Dose

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He explains that because everybody’s body is different, it’s important to work with your own clinician to determine the proper dose. “Some people are going to get a great response at a very low dose, and it could be less than 0.25 milligrams or whatever the usual starting dose is,” he says. “Some people are gonna need a much higher dose to get a response and get the efficacy that we're trying to get out of the medication. And spoiler alert, that's because everybody is different.”

RELATED:What Happens to Your Body When You Stop Taking Ozempic

You Want It to Be Effective Without Side Effects

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“Ultimately, these medications have gotten so powerful that we want to figure out what's going to work for you so that we get the balance of the benefit of the medication, but it's not causing you to have horrible, terrible side effects that you can't tolerate and are ruining your life. And unfortunately for some people, they just can't tolerate the medication at all.”

He Says That Microdosing Ozempic Is Just “Marketing Fluff”

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“So microdosing as a concept sounds really fancy and such like that, but it's actually just marketing fluff. And really we should be using these medications with your healthcare team and various other resources that help you with lifestyle changes in management to find the dosage, the plan, and the thing that works for you,” he continues, adding that it’s “dicey” when “influencers and alternative clinicians who don't have any expertise with the actual medications or how to properly monitor individuals that are on these medications” start promoting their specific microdosing protocol or coaching program.

Consult with Your Doctor

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In conclusion, if you have been prescribed a weight loss drug, “you can skip the microdosing consultation with some alternative clinician. You just need to continue working with your healthcare team and provider in order to find the dose and such that works for you as well,” he says.

RELATED:20 Things to Avoid While on Ozempic

While They Might Lower Doses, It Needs to Be Up to an Expert

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“And yes, as a caveat, we may use lower doses or adjust things as someone gets to their maintenance weight,” he adds. “It might end up being a very low dose of one of these medications. But again, it should be done by clinicians that have the expertise and knowledge to properly monitor and dose adjust things for you.” And if you enjoyed this article, don't miss20 Incredible Ozempic Success Stories of All Time.

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Here's How to Drop 25 Pounds by Spring Break

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Do you want to shape up for Spring Break? Now is the time to get started. Christine Stines is a fat loss coach who helps “women balance blood sugar & burn fat with the help of natural supplements and fat loss plan,” she writes in her Instagram bio. In a new post, she reveals what to do if you want to be feeling confident in a swimsuit in a few months. “If I wanted to drop 25 pounds so I could rock my bikini by spring break (without weighing spinach), this is exactly what I would do,” she writes.

You Don’t Have to Track “Every Bite of Food”

“Here’s exactly what I’d do to lose 25 pounds by spring break without tracking every bite of food,’ she continues in the post. “First, realize weight loss for women is more than ‘eat less, move more.’ If that worked, it would’ve by now! Fat burning is all about blood sugar balance. Here’s what I’d do.”

Cut Out Sugar and Processed Foods

The first thing she recommends doing is cutting out sugar and processed foods. “This is crucial for balancing hormones,” she says.

RELATED:8 High-Protein Foods with Nearly Zero Calories That Melt Fat

Load Up on Protein and Fiber

Next, she recommends loading up on protein and fiber. “Key for blood sugar balance and feeling full! Aim for 0.8-1g of protein per pound of body weight and 25g of fiber daily,” she says. According to clinical trials, consuming more protein than the recommended dietary allowance not only reduces body weight (BW), but also enhances body composition by decreasing fat mass while preserving fat-free mass (FFM) in both low-calorie and standard-calorie diets.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Her third habit? ACV before meals. “Apple cider vinegar helps regulate blood sugar, slows digestion, and may reduce calorie intake,” she says. There is limited research that ACV may help to reduce high cholesterol and regulate blood glucose levels. However, it may damage the teeth or throat due to the acidity of the mixture. The best way to take it is by mixing one tbsp of ACV with water and drinking it through a straw.

Walk After Meals

Go for a walk after meals. “A brisk stroll within 30 minutes of eating lowers blood sugar and cortisol,” she writes.

RELATED:12-3-30 Walking Method: 20 Proven Tips to Lose Weight Faster

Limit Alcohol

She also discourages drinking your calories. “Limit alcohol,” she says. “Skip or reduce it for 6 weeks.”

Stop Eating 3 Hours Before Bed

When it comes to food, stop eating three hours before bed. “Late eating, especially carbs, promotes fat storage and impacts sleep,” she says.

Get Enough Sleep

Her final tip? Sleep seven to eight hours a night. “Just one extra hour can lead to consuming 162 fewer calories daily!” she says. What are the health benefits of sleep? According to the Sleep Foundation, getting enough z’s is a mood booster, promotes heart health, regulates blood sugar, improves mental function, restores your immune system, helps relieve stress, and aids in weight loss. And if you enjoyed this article, don't miss12-3-30 Walking Method: 20 Proven Tips to Lose Weight Faster.

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He Lost 100 Lbs Eating These 50 Low-Calorie Foods

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The age-old weight loss dilemma: How do you satisfy your hunger while cutting calories? Weight loss coach Dusty Young, who shed 100 pounds on his own journey, has cracked the code with a revolutionary approach that's taking social media by storm. The self-described "recovering fat kid" has compiled a game-changing list of 50 nearly zero-calorie foods that could transform your weight loss journey – and the best part? You can eat them virtually guilt-free.

"The math of weight loss is simple: you need to consume fewer calories than you burn," Young explains in his post. "But that doesn't mean you have to go hungry." His viral posts reveal a strategic approach to weight management that focuses on low-calorie, high-volume foods that keep you satisfied while maintaining a caloric deficit.

Young's method isn't just about what to eat – it's about how to eat smart. He advocates for loading up on nutrient-rich, filling foods that won't derail your calorie goals. His three-pronged strategy includes using these foods to bulk up meals, snacking on them between meals to manage hunger, and combining them with protein for lasting satiety.

Ready to transform your weight loss journey? Keep reading to discover all 50 zero-calorie foods (sorted by calories per 100g) that could change the way you think about dieting forever. Your path to sustainable weight loss starts here.

50.Cottage cheese (fat-free): 48 calories

Packed with protein and calcium, fat-free cottage cheese supports muscle maintenance and bone health. It's a creamy, satisfying addition to meals—spread it on toast, mix it into smoothies, or pair it with fruit for a balanced snack.

49.White fish (like cod): 48 calories

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Lean, high in protein, and low in calories, white fish like cod helps build muscle while keeping you full. Try it grilled with lemon and herbs for a light but flavorful meal.

48.Cranberries (fresh): 46 calories

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These tart little berries are loaded with antioxidants and vitamin C, great for immune support. Toss them into oatmeal, blend them into smoothies, or add them to a salad for a refreshing zing.

47.Raspberries: 45 calories

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With a high fiber content and natural sweetness, raspberries keep digestion in check while satisfying sugar cravings. Sprinkle them on yogurt or enjoy a handful as a low-calorie snack.

46.Blueberries: 45 calories

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Known for their brain-boosting antioxidants, blueberries are also packed with vitamin C. Eat them fresh, frozen, or blended into a protein shake for an easy nutrition boost.

45.Edamame (boiled): 44 calories

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A plant-based protein powerhouse, edamame is rich in fiber and essential nutrients. Snack on them with a pinch of sea salt or toss them into salads for extra protein.

44.Brussels sprouts: 43 calories

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These mini cabbages are loaded with fiber, vitamin K, and antioxidants that support digestion and overall health. Roast them with olive oil for a crispy, caramelized side dish.

43.Blackberries: 43 calories

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A fiber-rich berry packed with vitamin C, blackberries help with digestion and immune function. They taste great in smoothies, yogurt, or straight out of the container.

42.Papaya: 43 calories

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This tropical fruit is full of vitamin C and digestive enzymes that support gut health. Enjoy it fresh, blended into a smoothie, or sprinkled with a dash of lime juice.

41.Sugar snap peas: 42 calories

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Crunchy, naturally sweet, and full of vitamin C, sugar snap peas make the perfect guilt-free snack. Eat them raw or toss them into stir-fries for extra texture.

40.Grapefruit: 42 calories

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Loaded with vitamin C and hydration-boosting properties, grapefruit is known for supporting metabolism. Eat half a grapefruit in the morning for a refreshing start to the day.

39.Carrots: 41 calories

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A top source of beta-carotene, carrots support eye health and provide natural sweetness. Munch on them raw with hummus or roast them for a delicious side.

38.Miso soup: 40 calories

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Fermented miso paste gives this soup gut-friendly probiotics while keeping calories low. Sip on it as a light starter to curb hunger before meals.

37.Honeydew melon: 36 calories

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High in water and vitamin C, honeydew is a refreshing way to stay hydrated. Enjoy chilled cubes as a snack or blend it into a smoothie for a cooling treat.

36.Kale: 35 calories

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This leafy green is packed with vitamins A, C, and K, plus antioxidants for overall health. Add it to salads, blend it into smoothies, or bake it into crispy kale chips.

35.Pumpkin puree: 35 calories

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Low in calories but high in fiber and beta-carotene, pumpkin puree is great for digestion and eye health. Stir it into oatmeal, yogurt, or soups for a seasonal boost.

34.Broccoli: 34 calories

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A nutrient-dense veggie, broccoli is rich in fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants. Steam it, roast it, or toss it into stir-fries for a satisfying crunch.

33.Cantaloupe: 34 calories

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This juicy melon delivers vitamins A and C while keeping you hydrated. Eat it as a snack or add it to a fruit salad for natural sweetness.

32.Okra: 33 calories

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A unique veggie with gut-friendly fiber, okra supports digestion and heart health. Sauté it, add it to soups, or try it roasted for a crispy treat.

31.Strawberries: 32 calories

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Low in calories but high in vitamin C and antioxidants, strawberries are a deliciously healthy treat. Slice them over oatmeal, yogurt, or eat them on their own for a naturally sweet snack.

30.Green Beans: 31 calories

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A fiber-rich veggie packed with vitamins C and K, green beans support digestion and bone health. Enjoy them steamed, sautéed, or roasted for a low-calorie side dish.

29.Leeks: 31 calories

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Mildly sweet and loaded with prebiotics, leeks support gut health and digestion. Use them in soups, stir-fries, or roasted with a drizzle of olive oil.

28.Watermelon: 30 calories

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With over 90% water content, watermelon keeps you hydrated while delivering a dose of vitamin C. Enjoy fresh slices on hot days or blend it into a refreshing drink.

27.Red Peppers: 27-30 calories

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Red bell peppers are high in vitamin C and antioxidants, supporting skin and immune health. Eat them raw with hummus, roast them for a smoky flavor, or add to stir-fries.

26.Turnips: 28 calories

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A low-calorie root vegetable rich in fiber and vitamin C, turnips help digestion and immunity. Roast them like potatoes, mash them, or slice them into soups.

25.Banana Peppers: 27 calories

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Mildly spicy and tangy, banana peppers are loaded with vitamin C and add a zesty kick to meals. Use them in salads, sandwiches, or as a crunchy snack.

24.Eggplant: 25 calories

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Full of fiber and antioxidants, eggplant is a heart-healthy, versatile veggie. Grill it, roast it, or use it in low-calorie pasta dishes for extra texture.

23.Cabbage (Green): 25 calories

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A crunchy, fiber-packed vegetable that supports digestion and heart health. Shred it for slaws, stir-fry it, or add it to soups for a nutrient boost.

22.Cauliflower: 25 calories

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A low-calorie alternative to starchy carbs, cauliflower is high in fiber and vitamin C. Roast it, mash it like potatoes, or blend into a creamy soup.

21.Cauliflower Rice: 25 calories

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A great low-carb swap for regular rice, cauliflower rice is packed with fiber and nutrients. Sauté it with garlic and herbs for a light, flavorful side dish.

20.Arugula: 25 calories

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This peppery green is rich in antioxidants and vitamin K, supporting bone and heart health. Toss it into salads, add it to sandwiches, or mix it into pasta dishes.

19.Salsa (fresh): 25 calories

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Made from fresh tomatoes, onions, and peppers, salsa is low in calories but big on flavor. Spoon it over grilled chicken, eggs, or salads for a tangy kick.

18.Water Chestnuts: 24 calories

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These crunchy, water-filled veggies are low in calories and high in antioxidants. Add them to stir-fries, salads, or soups for extra texture.

17.Radicchio: 23 calories

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A slightly bitter leafy vegetable, radicchio is full of fiber and antioxidants that aid digestion. Grill it, toss it into salads, or pair it with balsamic for a delicious contrast.

16.Spinach: 23 calories

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Packed with iron, fiber, and vitamins A and C, spinach supports overall health. Add it to smoothies, salads, or omelets for a nutrient boost.

15.Spinach (cooked): 23 calories

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Cooking spinach enhances its iron absorption while keeping it low in calories. Sauté it with garlic, toss it into soups, or mix it into pasta dishes for a nutritious touch.

14.Mushrooms: 22 calories

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Low in calories but high in flavor, mushrooms provide important minerals like selenium and potassium. Sauté them, toss them into soups, or use them as a meat substitute in burgers and stir-fries.

13.Asparagus: 20 calories

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A natural diuretic, asparagus helps reduce bloating while delivering vitamins A, C, and K. Roast it with olive oil, steam it, or chop it into salads for a fresh crunch.

12.Bell Peppers: 20 calories

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Loaded with vitamin C and antioxidants, bell peppers support immune health while adding natural sweetness to meals. Enjoy them raw, roasted, or stuffed with lean protein for a satisfying dish.

11.Sauerkraut: 19 calories

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Fermented and full of probiotics, sauerkraut supports gut health and digestion. Add it to sandwiches, salads, or eat it as a tangy side dish.

10.Tomato: 18 calories

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Rich in lycopene, an antioxidant linked to heart health, tomatoes are both nutritious and hydrating. Eat them fresh in salads, blend them into sauces, or snack on cherry tomatoes.

9.Zucchini: 17 calories

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A versatile, fiber-rich veggie that’s great for digestion, zucchini is perfect for low-carb meals. Spiralize it into zoodles, roast it, or add it to stir-fries.

8.Celery: 16 calories

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Mostly water but packed with fiber, celery keeps you hydrated and full. Dip it in hummus, add it to soups, or enjoy it as a crunchy snack.

7.Radish: 16 calories

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A peppery, crunchy veggie with detoxifying properties, radishes support digestion and hydration. Slice them into salads, eat them raw, or pickle them for extra flavor.

6.Kimchi: 15 calories

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This spicy, fermented Korean dish is packed with probiotics that promote gut health. Enjoy it as a side dish, mix it into stir-fries, or top off your favorite grain bowl.

5.Broth (chicken or vegetable): 15 calories

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A low-calorie way to add flavor, broth is rich in minerals and helps with hydration. Use it as a base for soups, stews, or sip it warm as a light, savory snack.

4.Lettuce (Iceberg): 14 calories

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Crisp and refreshing, iceberg lettuce is mostly water but still provides fiber and hydration. Use it as a base for salads, in wraps, or as a crunchy burger topping.

3.Cucumber: 12 calories

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With high water content and a refreshing crunch, cucumbers help with hydration and digestion. Slice them into salads, infuse them in water, or snack on them plain.

2.Dill Pickles: 12 calories

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Tangy and satisfying, dill pickles add a crunchy, salty kick without many calories. Enjoy them as a snack, chop them into salads, or add them to sandwiches.

1.Sugar-free Jello: 11 calories

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A light, guilt-free dessert, sugar-free Jello satisfies your sweet tooth with almost no calories. Enjoy it on its own or mix it with fruit for extra flavor and texture. And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

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