Nutritionists Sneak More Protein Into Their Diet

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Nuts like walnuts and almonds are a terrific food to keep on hand if you're looking for ways to increase your protein intake because you can eat them as a snack on their own or add them to a variety of dishes.

Keep nuts handy

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Eat hard-boiled eggs

Hard-boiled eggs are a terrific complement to your diet, especially if they aren't colored pastel colors, like Easter's mascot suggests. They're also perfect for hunting in the backyard in your Sunday best.

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Go old school with snacks

Recall the times when your mother would have some snacks ready for you when you got off the school bus.

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Make pancakes 2.0

Although I adore pancakes, the classic recipe is a disaster for carbohydrates." Berndt claims. Rather, she uses protein powder, egg whites, and oat flour to make a healthy version.

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Rediscover cottage cheese

Nutritionist and author Jill Weisenberger, RD, says it's a terrific idea to take some spoonfuls of cantaloupe with cottage cheese as the sun rises. You might believe that this dish is reserved for dieters at restaurants.

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Berries

Research indicates that antioxidant polyphenols found in berries can lower the risk of heart disease and enhance cardiovascular health.

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Avocados

The Heart Foundation states that heart health depends on heart-healthy fats like those in avocados.

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Dark chocolate

Although chocolate is usually associated with desserts, dark chocolate is particularly nutrient-dense.

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Walnuts

A 2019 study found that consuming nuts, especially walnuts, on a regular basis is linked to a lower risk of heart disease and heart disease death.

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Tomatoes

Tomatoes are a great source of potassium, fiber, folate, vitamins C and K, and the antioxidant lycopene.

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