What does zero-calorie food mean?
Zero calorie food does not mean that it contains zero calories. But the actual logic behind the zero-calorie food is that your body burns more calories to digest this food and absorb all of the good nutrients from it than the total amount of calories the food contains.
This whole process is known as thermogenesis.
So if you add “zero-calorie food” to your diet, then it will keep you away from calories actually. And gradually it will help you to lose your weight.
There are two criteria to select zero calorie food.
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It should be full of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
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It should contain less than 100 calories per 1 cup serving.
Here are the foods that considered as zero-calorie food.
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Apples
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Apricots
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Arugula
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Asparagus
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Beetroot
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Broccoli
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Brussels Sprouts
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Cauliflower
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Celery
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Cabbage
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Watercress
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Cucumber
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Garlic
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Grapefruit
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Green beans
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Kale
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Leeks
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Lemons
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Lettuce
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Papaya
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Onions
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Raspberries
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Strawberries
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Spinach
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Rutabaga
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Watermelon
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Zucchini
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Herbs and Spices
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