Top 10 Super Foods

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One consideration for good health is that of increasing the amount of nutrient rich food that we consume. If our diet is filled with high nutrient density foods like kale, collards, turnip greens or bok choy, then our body is satisfied, has less cravings and eats less. The weight loss implications of this are easy to understand because with high nutrient density foods, we are more fulfilled on less calories.

The following 10 super foods are based on Dr Joel Fuhrman’s research. The more of these you can put into your diet, the way they were brought to you (raw or lightly cooked), the better your health should be.

Top 10 Super Foods

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  1. Collard, mustard & turnip greens – Nutrient Score: 1000
  2. Kale – Nutrient Score: 1000
  3. Watercress – Nutrient Score: 1000
  4. Bok Choy – Nutrient Score: 824
  5. Spinach – Nutrient Score: 739
  6. Brussels sprouts – Nutrient Score: 672
  7. Swiss chard – Nutrient Score: 670
  8. Arugula – Nutrient Score: 559
  9. Radish – Nutrient Score: 554
  10. Cabbage – Nutrient Score: 481

There are actually 30 super foods in Dr Fuhrman’s list of nutrient dense foods but for the next , you’ll have to visit my other weight loss website.

Notice that there are no fruits, dairy products, meats, nuts or seeds in the top 10 foods, just dark green leafy vegetables. Shows you the powerful nutrient punch they provide.

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  • 1
    Michael Belini riceplex.com
    March 20th, 2008 10:56

    Hey you forgot about stabilized rice bran. Also a nutrient-dense natural food

  • 2
    Raw Food Diet Resources rawfoodideas.com
    June 22nd, 2008 09:20

    Here’s some more nutrient dense foods for you:

    Seaweed – very mineral rich

    Raw chocolate – yes, chocolate – must be raw, unprocessed ie cacao

    Hemp – very high in protein

    Spirulina – a blue green algae

  • 3
    Michael Belini poseidonhealth.com
    June 22nd, 2008 09:35

    And, although a little pricey, you should check out Marine Phytoplankton. And not the kind pre-mixed into a beverage (as they only contains a small amount per serving), it is best to take in the pure powder. Being the true beginning of the food chain, this is really getting back to basics. Having a much simpler plant structure than Spirulina or Chlorella, marine phytoplankton is more easily processed and absorbed by the body. As far as taste, well, it’s not a chocolate shake, but is in-line with other “green drinks”, and can be purchased in capsules if preferred.


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