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If you are hoping to lose weight, taking a closer look at your diet is a good place to start. Although both diet and exercise play a role in weight loss, most experts agree that the main area to focus on is what you eat. Specifically, adding more filling and healthy foods to your diet can make weight loss a more manageable goal–and could help you see results more quickly.
With that in mind, keep reading for the 4 foods you can eat every single day without gaining a pound!
Eggs
If you are looking to lose weight, it's a good idea to eat a healthy and filling breakfast. One of the easiest ways to do that is to start your day with eggs.
Healthline explains, "They are high in protein and fat, and are very satiating."
With that in mind, eggs for breakfast can help you keep on track for weight loss.

Chickpeas
Chickpeas are another healthy food you can start incorporating in your diet to achieve sustainable weight loss.
According to Good Housekeeping, "They're filled with fiber and plant-based protein, as well as immune-boosting antioxidants and bloat-busting minerals."
They are also versatile and can be easily incorporated into pretty much any meal.

Oats
Oatmeal sometimes has a bad reputation for being "boring," but adding some spices to oatmeal can help make this dish more flavorful--whether you're craving something sweet or savory.
Oats are also good for weight loss since they are so high in fiber. Men's Health explains, "Within oats there's a special kind of fiber called beta-glucan. This type of fiber, research shows, has been showed to regulate hunger hormones such that you may feel more satisfied after a meal."

Kale
Kale is a good leafy vegetable to start eating for weight loss.
Lisa Richards CNC, nutritionist and founder of The Candida Diet told Eat This, Not That!, "Fiber-packed veggies like kale support a weight loss journey by keeping you full between mealtimes."


