It can be tempting to grab a bag of Cheetos to satisfy that annoying stomach growl; believe me, I've been there. Once in a while, it is okay to treat yourself and have some unhealthy craving foods. When that becomes an all-the-time habit, though, is when your body won't react well or you won't feel as good as you should. According to Help Guide, eating right has been proven to increase immunity, fight illness-causing toxins, keep weight in check, and reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, type-2 diabetes, bone loss, and cancer.
Acai Bowl
sliced kiwi in bowlPhoto by Alexis Chloe on UnsplashAcai bowls provide plenty of nutrients and vitamins needed, because of the variety of fruits these bowls contain.
Granola Bars
clear glass jar beside brown packPhoto by Jade Wulfraat on UnsplashDepending on the flavor of granola bar you choose to eat, they can typically be a very good source of fiber and protein. More sugary flavors would include carbs, calories, and unwanted sugars.
Oats
brown rice on white textilePhoto by Melissa Di Rocco on UnsplashOats are a gluten-free whole grain. They are a great source of vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants, and can reduce your chances of heart disease, according to Health Line.
Yogurt
sliced strawberries in clear glass jar with creamPhoto by Karly Gomez on UnsplashLow-fat yogurt contains just the right amount of protein for a weight-loss diet. Yogurt is great for eliminating digestive problems, and is high in protein, calcium, vitamins, and live culture, or probiotics, which can enhance the gut microbiota.
Mixed Nuts
brown and white nuts on clear glass bowlPhoto by Usman Yousaf on UnsplashHeart-healthy! Nuts are loaded with minerals, vitamins, fiber, potassium, and more. Trail mixes without sugary additions, or a bowl of mixed nuts are a healthy way to satisfy your snack cravings.
Avocado
three avocado fruit dessertsPhoto by Heather Ford on UnsplashThere are so many ways to serve avocado, and I'm living for all of them. They are a healthy fat-filled superfood. According to Medical News Today, avocados are a greatsource of vitamins C, E, K, and B-6, as well as riboflavin, niacin, folate, pantothenic acid, magnesium, and potassium
