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Top 50 Fall Diet Foods for Weight Loss

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One half-cup serving of fresh, vibrant, whole cranberries is a good source of satiating, dietary fiber with only 25 calories, says Jackie Newgent, a registered dietitian, culinary nutritionist, and author of Big Green Cookbook. “Plus, cranberries are packed with polyphenols and flavonoids to help promote a healthy heart and immune system.” To add lots of flavor without excess calories or fat, toss them into muffins, salads, or in wild rice.

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