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your body with digestion and detoxification and can help raise metabolism rate by 30%. Bring down the temperature a bit on your trusty bottle of water (40 degrees F) and you’ll burn even more, according to a report in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.

7—Float Your Oats
Oatmeal’s slow release of glucose and fiber to fill you up makes this a metabolism favorite of those in the know for years! Even if your memories of childhood porridge are less than fond, try a bowl of steel cut oats (and blueberries for a double whammy!) and get your oats on—it will do your body good.

8—Cabbage Patch

Actually anything in the brassica family will do the trick. All of these cabbage patch kids — from broccoli, to cabbage to cauliflower and anything in between — improve the function of a gal’s (or guy’s) metabolism.

9—Soup’s On
A study at Baylord College of Medicine, found that people who ate a bowl of soup before meals lost more weight than those who didn’t. The soup is about three-fourths water, giving you the benefit of #6 and possibly #8, too. Make sure you’re eating veggie-filled, broth-based soups though—cream soups will just add to your girth!

10—An Apple a Day
Or make that an apple per meal! Research from the State University of Rio de Janeiro discovered three small apples a day will satiate (from the pectin and natural fruit sugar) and help people eat less at each meal with the result being a boost in metabolism. Can’t beat that!

There you go… now go add this stuff to your grocery list and get your metabolism PUMPED!

Leanne Ely is a New York Times bestselling author and the Dinner Diva at SavingDinner.com. For more information, check out the website, www.savingdinner.com.

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@ 2:40pm ET on March 30, 2009 Great post! These are some top foods and I would add grapefruits to the list as well. Many people dont know that adding some almonds to your daily menu can also blunt appetite and help with weight loss...I write more about this at www.onemorediet.com
Cheers!
@ 8:07pm ET on December 21, 2009 Very helpful advice.
Only one small point about celery:
"Celery is one veggie that uses more energy to digest and absorb it then the calories you get from eating it."
Not true, unfortunately (see snopes.com)
However, it is still a fantastic food to snack on!
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