- Sushi.
A standard serving of rolls has about 350 calories and the fat content is quite low at 3.6 grams. In comparison, a typical sandwich contains about 15 grams of these fats. However, it’s important that sushi is perfectly fresh, meaning it’s best to eat this dish right it’s prepared. You can also make sushi at home by adding healthy ingredients (like avocado and greens).
- Baked apples.
Baked apples are a true gift for the body, providing not only a unique flavor but also beneficial nutrients. These apples are significantly healthier than fresh ones. If you eat your favorite fruits on an empty stomach, you might find yourself craving something more caloric afterward. Therefore, it’s much better to bake apples in the oven. Moreover, baked apples drizzled with honey and sprinkled with cinnamon can easily replace a full-fledged dessert and the compounds found in apples prepared in any way contribute to sound sleep. However, keep in mind that they should not replace your entire diet. Instead, include baked apples as a healthy dessert while ensuring your diet is balanced in proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.
- Mushrooms.
Of course, you shouldn’t eat sautéed mushrooms in creamy sauce with fried potatoes at night; it’s better to stick to a small portion of boiled or steamed mushrooms. When prepared properly, mushrooms can be both dietary and incredibly tasty. However, be cautious with canned mushrooms, as consuming large quantities can adversely affect your liver.
- Chicken Breast.
The healthiest ways to prepare a chicken breast are boiling or baking—either in the oven or on the grill. If you need to use oil for cooking, choose a plant-based one that contains no saturated fats. Baking and boiling are among the gentlest cooking methods, using the lowest possible temperatures, which minimizes nutrient loss. If you want to treat yourself to a sandwich at night, replace your favorite sausage with a piece of chicken meat. You can buy pre-processed chicken breasts ready for use and many grocery stores offer frozen chicken breasts in individual packaging. If you choose one of these convenient options, be sure to check the nutritional label, as these varieties may contain higher sodium levels.
- Porridge.
Porridge is a great way to satisfy hunger both in the morning and at night. However, remember that it’s better to cook porridge in water rather than fatty milk, without adding salt, sugar or jam. Only then will this dinner be healthy and not harm your figure. If you still crave something sweet, try replacing jam and sugar with liquid honey and dried fruits. Another pleasant and harmless addition can be honey with royal jelly—it offers the same benefits as regular honey but resembles a creamy texture and tastes like whipped cream.
- Celery.
The health benefits of this product are well-known, although not everyone enjoys its taste, especially when raw. The calorie contents are of celery is just 16 calories per 100 grams, making it completely harmless for your figure. Moreover, it contains plenty of water and fiber, meaning you can feel full and slept peacefully. Slice celery root into neat pieces and sauté with a little olive oil—the dish will be virtually indistinguishable from traditional (and unhealthy) fried potatoes. You can also make a juice from celery and spinach, which will fill your body with nutrients and keep you satisfied. Celery aids in protein digestion, promoting metabolism activation. Therefore, it’s an essential product for anyone looking to lose extra weight while consuming a lot of animal protein.
Consuming these foods for dinner can help prevent weight gain and ensure you feel light in your stomach. If you are currently trying to lose weight, you can also take Orligal Gel or Vyfat. These supplements, combined with moderate physical activity and proper nutrition, will help reduce weight.