Skip to main content
Concerned woman examining her skin for signs of aging
Ines de Ramon attending the F1 premiere.
J.K. Rowling alongside Queen Camilla at a function.

Food

The One Hot Sauce Doctors Say You Should ALWAYS Cook With Your Eggs To Boost Your Metabolism and Lose Weight Fast

February 14, 2020 by Leah Carton
shefinds | Food
Featured image

It’s no secret that there’s little to no time for making a healthy breakfast during busy mornings. Luckily, there are plenty of quick recipes to follow during any a.m. rush, and the best part is that they’re healthy too. 

Experts say there are specific go-to foods you should eat for breakfast to benefit your metabolism and boost along weight loss. Eggs are a protein-packed food that are perfect to add to almost every morning meal. The best part is that eggs only take a few minutes to cook and will keep you feeling satisfied all morning long. 

Protein is always ideal when it comes to giving you lots of energy in the morning and keeping any other peckish cravings at bay until lunchtime. Eggs also have other beneficial nutrients and vitamins apart from being protein-packed. Eggs contain vitamins like vitamin A, B5, B12, and B2. According to Healthline, eggs contain 77 calories, 6 grams of protein, and 5 grams of healthy fats.

house unit img
Women Are Swapping Their Boring Water For This Ice Pop Electrolyte Mix!
hot sauce on eggs

You can make eggs even healthier by adding a variety of toppings like sauces to it. Hot sauce is a very popular sauce to add to eggs. Hot sauces that contain cayenne pepper are actually good for both your metabolism and weight. 

cayenne pepper

An article on Dr. Josh Axe’s website by nutrition counselor Christine Ruggeri reports that research suggests that cayenne peppers boost your metabolism. These peppers also help with your digestive system and provide detox support. How amazing is that?! 

cayenne pepper

Eggs and hot sauce can be prepped and cooked in a variety of ways. For starters, you can simply add some hot sauce to scrambled eggs and pair it with fresh fruit on the side. To take it up a notch you can also easily make avocado toast, slide freshly cooked eggs onto it, and top it all off with a splash of cayenne pepper hot sauce for an extra kick. 

hot sauce and eggs on avocado toast

What’s your go-to condiment that’s secretly loaded with a ton of health benefits? Will you add cayenne pepper hot sauce to your eggs the next time you cook breakfast? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 

Author:

Leah is a writer for SheFinds, covering celebrity news, fashion, beauty & more. You can reach her at leahmcarton@gmail.com.

Pretzel-coated chicken cutlets on a serving platter.
Healthy breakfast bowl featuring berries and chia seeds.
Doctor discussing GLP-1 treatments in a clinical setting.
Supermarket shelf stocked with soda cans.
Woman enjoying a donut at night, cozy setting.
Creamy banana nice cream topped with fresh fruit.
Healthy seeds displayed, contrasting with unhealthy pastries.
Grocery store aisle featuring sugar and artificial sweeteners.
Person enjoying a healthy lunch at a dining table.
Sipping spearmint tea for relaxation and digestion.
Various types of bread displayed on a wooden surface.
Fresh bakery items from Costco, including cakes and pastries.
Woman holding her head, feeling overwhelmed or stressed.
Woman experiencing joint pain, indicating health issues.
Vibrant assortment of groceries from Shutterstock image.
Popular fast food options from Dunkin', Chick-fil-A, and Starbucks.
Woman adding sugar to her aromatic cup of coffee.
Assorted bagels with blueberries and butter on a wooden board.
Comparing cooking spray and olive oil for healthy cooking.
Top view of Brazilian food dish with rice, beans, and chicken.
Pretzel-coated chicken cutlets on a serving platter.
Healthy breakfast bowl featuring berries and chia seeds.
Doctor discussing GLP-1 treatments in a clinical setting.
Supermarket shelf stocked with soda cans.
Woman enjoying a donut at night, cozy setting.
Creamy banana nice cream topped with fresh fruit.
Healthy seeds displayed, contrasting with unhealthy pastries.
Grocery store aisle featuring sugar and artificial sweeteners.
Person enjoying a healthy lunch at a dining table.
Sipping spearmint tea for relaxation and digestion.
Various types of bread displayed on a wooden surface.
Fresh bakery items from Costco, including cakes and pastries.
Woman holding her head, feeling overwhelmed or stressed.
Woman experiencing joint pain, indicating health issues.
Vibrant assortment of groceries from Shutterstock image.
Popular fast food options from Dunkin', Chick-fil-A, and Starbucks.
Woman adding sugar to her aromatic cup of coffee.
Assorted bagels with blueberries and butter on a wooden board.
Comparing cooking spray and olive oil for healthy cooking.
Top view of Brazilian food dish with rice, beans, and chicken.