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SPICE UP YOUR DAY with our New TEA

• CONCENTRATE CHAI    https://www.myherbalife.com/Content/en-US/pdf/catalog/0761_HTC_Chai_Launch_USEN.pdf

Boosts Metabolism- contains 85mg of caffeine which jump-starts your metabolism and provides a boost to help
*  This refreshing, low-calorie tea is available in a variety of flavors.

• Provides antioxidant support
• Instant and low-calorie

• Cinammon - Cinnamon 3.53 OZ (100g)
• Peach
• Lemon
• Raspberry

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FOODS we Should AVOID! ;) Little by Little we Get There

• Dairy Products: Milk (lets replace it with Almond, rice or coconut Milk) 
• Fast Food - A hamburger here, a bucket of fried chicken there, and fast food rapidly turns into a habit. Unfortunately, the health consequences of regular fast food consumption are significant. Becoming overweight or obese is the most obvious risk, but being fat isn't just a cosmetic concern. Overweight and obesity put you at risk for a host of other problems including diabetes, heart disease, cancer, stroke and infertility. Additionally, scientists suspect there may be a correlation between fast food and mental health. To protect yourself, consider packing a lunch instead of eating out. If you are concerned about the damage a fast food diet may have done to your body, ask your physician for a full physical and talk to him about changing your lifestyle.

• Yogurt: Replace it with Almond Milk or Cottage Cheese for lower Cholesterol 

• Artificial Sweeteners: Lets use the most Natural flavor of things, or Brown sugar for recipes. Agave for Cold Tea? Any Fruit to add to sweeten our recipes

• Nuts have heart-healthy fats, but they’re also high in calories: 1 handful (about 1 ounce) of oil-roasted mixed nuts has 175 calories; 3 handfuls have 525. Cut out nuts altogether and save more than 500 calories. Can’t resist ’em? Eat pistachios: 2 handfuls are just 159 calories

• Alcohol, Tequila? Whiskey? Too many calories, too much Sugar and your body doesn't really digest it well. Plus no beneficial for Heart conditions. Instead RUN IT OFF! Or drink just a Glass or 2 of RED WINE for Women to prevent Cancer. Men, look for hard liquor low in calories, just one zip per day. 
• Limit salad toppings-A big salad might seem healthy, but all those goodies on top can make it more calorie-laden than lasagna or fettuccine Alfredo. 
• Eat Less Pasta- One cup of pasta is just 220 calories. But typical dinner portions at restaurants can be as much as 480% larger than that 1 cup, according to New York University research.
• Ask to have your food cooked with a little stock instead of oil, or order steamed or poached entrées: you’ll save 124 calories per tablespoon of oil.

OTHER TIPS! Ways to Cut 500 Calories a Day

• Your skinnier friends are probably fidgeters, who burn up to 350 calories a day just by tapping their feet or being restless.

Try it for a few days. Walk around while you’re on the phone, or tap out a tune with your hands or feet (in the privacy of your own office, of course).In fact, do a couple of swaps a day and you can drop 10 pounds in 5 weeks! 

• Dont Eat in Front of the TV. Instead, eat at the table, and trade 1 hour of TV for a casual walk. Together, that’s 527 calories burned.
• GET ENOUGH SLEEP- Burn 500 Calories by sleeping more than 7 hours everyday.

SOURCES: http://www.health.com/health/gallery/0,,20454528_5,00.html

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Burn FAT Snacks Options

*Figs

This exotic fruit is an excellent source of fiber, which helps keep you full longer. Snacking on figs will help you eat less and burn fat faster. Plus they're a great option when you're craving something sweet but don't want a snack with added sugar.

*Licorice-Skip the candy aisle and get the real deal from your local health food store

*Watermelon (Not for Diabetes )-This summertime favorite increases amino acids and helps support metabolism! Plus, since it's water-based, it's also very hydrating

*Pistachios-Pistachios are packed with plenty of health benefits. Full of fiber, protein and healthy fats, they can help you stay full and stop overeating. 

*Pine Nuts-High in polyunsaturated fats, pine nuts may help you burn calories at a higher rate even when you’re not very being active

*Soy Nuts-Herbalife has a Great Option of Soy Nuts (Lime Chile & Regular Flavor  www.goherbalife.com/diana-ariza

Ref: According to Dr OZ

*Hard-boiled eggs with sriracha sauce- To improve thyroid function—the gland manages growth and metabolism—look no further than a low-calorie, low-fat hard-boiled egg

*Egg Whites

*Turkey jerky with mustard- An ounce of turkey jerky has 10 grams of protein but only about 60 calories

*Popcorn- Whether you make it with an air popper or in the microwave, popcorn is full of fiber and has few calories

*Baked zucchini chips with paprika and sea salt-Registered dietitian Lauren Minchen recommends using paprika not only to flavor this healthy snack, but also to boost your metabolism, reduce your appetite, and lower your blood pressure.

*Edamame with sea salt “Fiber is the magic ingredient when you’re trying to lose weight—it slows digestion and helps you feel full.

*Chia Bars-Not only are chia seeds rich in omega-3 fatty acids and iron, but they also help weight loss by absorbing sugar and stabilizing blood sugar levels. 

*Grain-free nutty cereal mix-Though nuts are caloric and easy to overeat, they’re also energy-dense and high in protein and fiber

*Pineapple with lime juice and sea salt- Like watermelon, pineapple is low in calories and has a high water content

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KIDNEY CLEANSING HERBS

1. Chanca Piedra

Chanca piedra, or “stone breaker,” is a favorite in South America for supporting the kidneys and clinical trials have confirmed the plant’s effectiveness. It’s common in the region and its widespread use has earned it a positive reputation in Ayurvedic medicine as a helpful herb for kidney, bladder, and liver health.

2. Goldenrod

Goldenrod was used extensively among many Native American tribes for promoting urinary tract health. Research has found that the herb tones the urinary tract and is helpful for detoxifying the kidneys. [3]

3. Hydrangea Root

Hydrangea root was popular among Native Americans and early settlers, both of whom used the plant for promoting kidney and bladder health. Hydrangea root acts as a solvent and is thought to smooth the jagged edges of kidney stones. Hydrangea root also appears to help the body properly use calcium, an action that may be helpful for discouraging kidney stones from forming in the first place.

4. Horsetail

Horsetail is a common weed with diuretic properties; it’s helpful for increasing urine output to flush the kidneys and urinary tract. It’s also an antioxidant and offers that realm of benefits to the kidneys and renal system. [5] Whether consumed as a tea or in a capsule, horsetail is a great herb to add to your diet!

5. Celery Root

Both the root and seeds of celery have been used for centuries as a natural diuretic. What positive feature do diuretics have? They can help your body eliminate toxins by increasing urine output. Celery root has long been considered a stimulating tonic for the kidneys as it contains nutrients like potassium and sodium.

6. Gravel Root

Also known as Joe Pye weed, gravel root has a long history of use by Native Americans and early American colonists for promoting kidney and urinary health. Its effectiveness may be partly due to its euparin content — a solvent with potent activity against harmful organisms. [6] This may explain why many believe it’s effective at discouraging infections.

7. Uva-Ursi

Also called “bearberry,” uva-ursi has been used by many cultures. It’s an astringent that can soothe and tone the urinary tract and research has also found evidence to support its traditional use for cleansing the kidneys.

8. Marshmallow Root

As a soothing herb, marshmallow root may calm the tissues of the urinary tract. It’s also a gentle diuretic that encourages urination.

9. Dandelion root

Often mistaken as an annoying weed with no useful purpose, dandelion is actually loaded with benefits — both the leaf and the root. [9] Dandelion root, specifically, is a diuretic and promotes waste elimination.

10. Parsley

A favorite herb among chefs, parsley is an aromatic, flavorful herb commonly used in herbal medicine. As a diuretic, it’s helpful for reducing the build up of toxins in the kidneys and entire urinary tract.

THANKS TO: http://www.healthdigezt.com/top-10-best-herbs-for-kidney-cleansing/

SODA SHOCKING EFFECTS.. Would you still drink it?

If you’ve been reading health magazines and websites SODA: It’s nothing but sugar water. It’s devoid of any nutritional value. It leads to obesity and diabetes. Side effects of sucralose and other artificial sweeteners or ingredients that can lead to memory loss. Keep reading to find out all nine reasons you should kick soda to the curb.

1. Weird Fat in Weird Places

   In the latest bad news for the soda industry, Danish researchers discovered that drinking non-diet soda leads to dramatic increases in fat buildup around your liver and your skeletal muscles, both of which can contribute to insulin resistance and diabetes. The study revealed that people who drank a regular soda every day for six months saw a 132 to 142 percent increase in liver fat, a 117 to 221 percent jump in skeletal fat, and about a 30 percent increase in both triglyceride blood fats and other organ fat. Their consumption also led to an 11 percent increase in cholesterol, compared with the people who drank other beverages such as water or milk.

2. Diet-Soda Belly

   It’s not surprising that drinking all the sugar in sodas would cause weight gain, but what is surprising is that even diet soda will pack on the pounds: Researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center monitored 475 adults for 10 years, and found that those who drank diet soda had a 70 percent increase in waist circumference over the 10-year study, compared with those who didn’t drink any soda. Those who drank more than two diet sodas per day saw a 500 percent waist expansion! A separate study the same researchers conducted on mice suggested that it was the aspartame, which raised blood glucose levels, that caused the weight gain; when your liver encounters too much glucose, the excess is converted to body fat.

3. Caramel Cancer-Causers

   In 2011, the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to ban the artificial caramel coloring used to make Coke, Pepsi, and other colas brown. The reason: Two contaminants in the coloring, 2-methylimidazole and 4-methylimidazole, have been found to cause cancer in animals, a threat the group says is unnecessary, considering that the coloring is purely cosmetic. According to California’s strict Proposition 65 list of chemicals known to cause cancer, just 16 micrograms per person per day of 4-methylimidazole is enough to pose a cancer threat, and most popular brown colas, both diet and regular, contain 200 micrograms per 20-ounce bottle.

4. Accelerated Aging

   Diet or regular, all colas contain phosphates, or phosphoric acid, a weak acid that gives colas their tangy flavor and improves their shelf life. Although it exists in many whole foods, such as meat, dairy, and nuts, too much phosphoric acid can lead to heart and kidney problems, muscle loss, and osteoporosis, and one study suggests it could trigger accelerated aging. The study, published in a 2010 issue of theFASEB Journal, found that the excessive phosphate levels found in sodas caused lab rats to die a full five weeks earlier than the rats whose diets had more normal phosphate levels—a disturbing trend considering that soda manufacturers have been increasing the levels of phosphoric acid in their products over the past few decades.

5. Water Pollution

   The artificial sweeteners used in diet sodas don’t break down in our bodies, nor do wastewater-treatment plants catch them before they enter waterways, researchers have found. In 2009, Swiss scientists tested water samples from wastewater-treatment plants, rivers and lakes in Switzerland and detected levels of acesulfame K, sucralose, and saccharin, all of which are, or have been, used in diet sodas. A recent test of 19 municipal water supplies in the U.S. revealed the presence of sucralose in every one. It’s not clear yet what these low levels are doing to people, but past research has found that sucralose in rivers and lakes interferes with some organisms’ feeding habits.

6. Mountain Dew Mind

   Dentists have a name for the condition they see in kids who drink too much Mountain Dew. They wind up with a “Mountain Dew Mouth,” full of cavities caused by the drink’s excessive sugar levels. “Mountain Dew Mind” may be the next medical condition that gets named after the stuff. An ingredient called brominated vegetable oil, or BVO, added to prevent the flavoring from separating from the drink, is an industrial chemical used as a flame retardant in plastics. Also found in other citrus-based soft drinks and sports drinks, the chemical has been known to cause memory loss and nerve disorders when consumed in large quantities. Researchers also suspect that, like brominated flame retardants used in furniture foam, the chemical builds up in body fat, possibly causing behavioral problems, infertility, and lesions on heart muscles over time.

7. Whacked-Out Hormones

   It’s not just the soda that’s causing all the problems. Nearly all aluminum soda cans are lined with an epoxy resin called bisphenol A (BPA), used to keep the acids in soda from reacting with the metal. BPA is known to interfere with hormones, and has been linked to everything from infertility to obesity and diabetes and some forms of reproductive cancers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have pegged soda cans, along with restaurant, school, and fast-food meals, as a major source of exposure to the chemical. And while Pepsi and Coke are currently locked in a battle to see which company can be the first to develop a 100 percent plant-based-plastic bottle—which they’re touting as “BPA free”—neither company is willing to switch to BPA-free aluminum cans.

8. Dead Birds

   Before you switch from cans to bottles, though, take a look at “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” a mass of plastic debris in the Pacific Ocean where things like soda caps (which often aren’t recycled) and plastic fish netting float just beneath the surface of the water. Birds, sea turtles, and other wildlife mistake the debris for food and eat large quantities of the plastic, which they are unable to digest. Ultimately, the plastic causes them to starve to death. It’s estimated that thousands of animals die this way every year.

9. Unknown Side Effects of GMOs

   Take a look at the ingredients list for any soda and chances are most of those ingredients are derived from corn. As much as 88 percent of the corn grown in the U.S. is genetically modified to resist toxic pesticides or engineered to create pesticides within the plant itself. Independent scientists have found that, in animals, genetically modified crops, or GMOs, are linked to digestive tract damage, accelerated aging, and even infertility. Most recently, scientists in France found that rats fed GMO corn for their entire two-year lifespan developed mammary tumors and died earlier than rats that ate non-GMO corn their entire lives.

Credit to: http://www.healthdigezt.com/9-disturbing-side-effects-of-soda/

FOODS That will Help you Lose Weight Faster - PROTEIN

REMEMBER 50% PROTEIN 25% VEGETABLES & 25% CARBOHYDRATES

5 MEALS A DAY!: BREAKFAST, SNACK, LUNCH, SNACK AND DINNER

10-12 BOTTLES OF WATER DAILY

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High Protein foods that help you lose weight…

HERBALIFE Protein shakes & supplements…

1. Protein Bars
2. Whey Protein
3. Casein Protein
4. Egg Protein
5. Soy Protein - vegetarian protein source
6. Hemp Protein - another vegetarian protein source
7. Blended Protein - combination of protein sources
Any animal sources…

8. Organic Beef (range-fed or game)
9. Cornish hen
10. Chicken - Lean Chicken breast (skinless)
11. Turkey - Deli Turkey breast / Skinless Turkey breast
12. Quail
13. Duck
14. Goose
15. Emu
16. Leanest cuts of Beef like Red round steaks and roasts, top loin, top sirloin and chuck shoulder and arm roasts.
17. Leanest cuts of pork like pork loin, tenderloin, center loin and ham.
18. Well-trimmed Leg of lamb
19. Bison
20. Rabbit
21. Deer / Moose / Elk / Caribou
22. Top Round Leg cutlet or Chop cuts of Veal
23. Egg whites / Egg beaters
24. Eggs
Most fish & other seafoods…

25. Tuna
26. Sardines
27. Trout
28. Salmon
29. Abalone
30. Bass (fresh water/sea)
31. Cod
32. Roe
33. Perch
34. Pollack
35. Halibut
36. Anchovy
37. Catfish
38. Mackerel
39. Flounder
40. Herring
41. Tilapia
42. Swordfish
43. Whiting
44. Grouper
45. Haddock
46. Snapper
47. Crab
48. Crayfish
49. Mussels
50. Shrimp
51. Scallops
52. Oysters (half shell)
53. Frog legs
54. Terrapin (turtle)
Any nuts & seeds - High protein foods for vegetarians (Great Snacks!)

55. Unsalted Cashews
56. Unsalted peanuts
57. Raw Almonds
58. Hazelnuts
59. Brazil Nuts
60. Pecans
61. Walnuts
62. Pine Nuts
63. Pistachio Nuts
64. Macadamia Nuts
65. Pistachio nuts
66. Hazelnuts and Filberts
67. Butternuts
68. Beechnuts
69. Pumpkin seeds
70. Sunflower seeds
71. Chia seeds
More high protein foods…

72. Hummus
73. Seitan
74. Tempeh
75. Natural peanut butter
76. Natural cashew butter
77. Natural almond butter
78. Beef Jerky
79. Tofu & Soy products

31 Spices & Spicy Foods that increase your metabolism…

1. Hot peppers
2. Cayenne peppers
3. Hot mustard
4. Cinnamon
5. Cumin
6. Turmeric
7. Cloves
8. Jamaica pepper
9. Africa birdseye
10. Anaheim
11. Curry Powder
12. Jalapeno Peppers
13. Habanero Peppers
14. Chili Peppers
15. Chili Powder
16. Cayenne Peppers
17. Thai Peppers
18. Ginger (Turmeric)
19. Garlic
20. Bell peppers
21. Bird's eye chili
22. Tabasco
23. Rocoto
24. Chiltepin
25. Piquante
26. Super Chili
27. Datil
28. Fatalii
29. Naga
30. Jolokia
31. Scotch bonnet

COLORS OF THE VEGETABLES AND FRUITS

The variety in colors of Vegetables and Fruits is very important for health maintenance. When we have a plenty variety of antioxidants, this will help us to slow the process of the free radicals (aging process). It also reduces the risk of common diseases.

A color-coded system can help consumers change dietary patterns to include more fruits and vegetables by including one serving from each of the seven color groups each day as shown in the table below.

COLOR	PHYTOCHEMICALS	FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Red	Lycopene	Tomatoes and tomato products such as juice, soups, and pasta sauces
Red Purple	Anthocyanins and Polyphenols	Grapes, blackberries, red wine, raspberries, blueberries
Orange	Alpha and Beta- Carotene	Carrots, mangos, pumpkin
Orange – Yellow	Beta-Cryptoxanthin and Flavonoids	Cantaloupe, peaches, tangerines, papaya, oranges
Yellow – Green	Lutein and Zeaxanthin	Spinach, avocado, honeydew melon
Green	Glucosinolates and Indoles	Broccoli, bokchoi, kale
White – Green	Allyl sulfides	Leeks, garlic, onion, chives

The U.S. National Academy of Sciences has identified about 35 plant foods that can reduce disease risks. Foods and herbs having these activities include garlic, soybeans, cabbage, ginger, licorice root, and the umbelliferous vegetables (including carrots, celery, coriander, parsley, and parsnips) [5]. Additional foods with preventive activity include onions, flax, citrus, turmeric, cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, and cauliflower), tomatoes and sweet peppers, brown rice, whole wheat, oats, barley, various herbs (such as mints, rosemary, thyme, oregano, sage, and basil), cucumber, cantaloupe, and berries.[7,8]

REFERENCES

http://www.herbalifenutritioninstitute.com/en/current-opinion/

BENEFICIOS DE UNA BUENA ALIMENTACION

Si deseas acelerar tu metabolismo para quemar esas calorías que tienes de más, consume con regularidad huevo, frijoles, leche y té verde. - See more at: http://hoynotas.com/2014/05/31/estos-alimentos-para-reducir-de-peso/#sthash.QHLTQETa.dpuf

Huevo: Al ser un alimento rico en proteína te ayudará a sentirte satisfecha por más tiempo, así no tendrás tanta hambre. Además, el huevo contiene un elemento que hace que tu deseo por consumir cosas dulces sea menos frecuente.

Frijoles: Son ricos en ‘Colecistocinina’, que son supresores naturales del apetito, te harán sentirte satisfecha, te ayudarán a mantener estable las concentraciones de azúcar en la sangre y a reducir los niveles de colesterol malo.

Ensaladas: La clave de éstas, independientemente de las verduras que elijas, son la cantidad; cuando comes muchas ensaladas (libres de aderezos) bajarás de peso, debido a que el estómago se distiende y el cerebro recibe una señal de saciedad.

Té verde: Es una de las fuentes más importantes en antioxidantes. Además, contiene ‘Catequinas’, propiedades que aceleran el metabolismo y promueven la utilización de grasa como fuente de energía.

Leche: El calcio es capaz de inhibir el almacenamiento de grasa en el cuerpo y te ayudará a disminuir la grasa que frecuentemente se almacena en el abdomen de hombres y mujeres. Claro, la leche debe ser descremada, para gozar de estos beneficios.

Alimentos que no deberíamos comer en la noche

Los alimentos que no deberíamos comer en la noche son:

-carnes rojas: las proteínas y grasas de la carne tardan más en digerirse por lo que puede generar una digestión más lenta y que se altere el sueño.

-helados: este postre contiene azúcar y grasa que pueden alterar la digestión y provocar insomnio.

-pizza: este alimento tan rico tiene muchas calorías que no se gastaran durante la noche. Pero además en la cena la salsa de tomate que se le coloca a la pizza puede generar malestares estomacales por la acidez que contiene lo que casi no ocurre durante el día.

-apio, alcachofa, perejil: estas verduras tienen cualidades diuréticas por lo que pueden hacer que nos levantemos para ir al baño a orinar varias veces en la noche interrumpiendo el sueño.

-pasta y arroz: estos alimentos son mejores consumidos durante el día para evitar engordar.

references: at: http://hoynotas.com/2014/05/31/estos-alimentos-para-reducir-de-peso/#sthash.QHLTQETa.dpuf
http://hoynotas.com/2014/05/19/alimentos-que-no-deberiamos-comer-en-la-noche/

La Importancia de los Snacks y Algunas ideas

Si buscamos controlar nuestro apetito y así,cuidar cuanto comemos en cada comida, pero al mismo tiempo, queremos obtener nutrientes que nos ayudan a vernos más bellos y saludables, entonces, debemos escoger adecuadamente nuestros snacks.

El snacks más saludables pueden ofrecernos mejores nutrientes, vitaminas, minerales, fibra e incluso, sumar antioxidantes para vernos más jóvenes y en forma con ayuda de lo que comemos.Los snacks deben saciarnos, deben calmar nuestra ansiedad y ayudarnos a controlar lo que comemos en ingestas posteriores, mientras simultáneamente nos ayudan a vernos y sentirnos mejor ofreciendo saludables nutrientes a nuestro cuerpo.

Snacks saludables < 200 Kcal

Un buen número de calorías para un snack es entre 100 y 300 Kcal

• Yogur desnatado con cereales: aquí tenemos unas 150 Kcal, calcio, proteínas que sacian y fibra que nos ayuda a calmar nuestro apetito.
• Macedonia de frutas: sólo unas 120 Kcal que nos suman fibra, algo dulce que calma nuestra ansiedad y además, antioxidantes y buenos nutrientes que nos ayudan a vernos mejor.
• 15 almendras: si queremos un snack de 100 Kcal a base de frutos secos, con sólo 15 almendras obtendremos esta poca cantidad de calorías, mucha fibra, vitamina E, calcio, selenio y proteínas vegetales así como grasas buenas que nutren nuestra piel y cabello.
• Tostada de pan integral con queso: aquí tenemos unas 170 Kcal con fibra, magnesio, potasio, calcio y proteínas que sacian.
• Licuado de banana y leche con Batido Herbalife : con media banana y 100 cc de leche tendremos una taza de licuado de banana y leche que sacia, nos ayuda a hidratarnos y calma nuestra ansiedad de forma saludable.
• 5 orejones de fruta: tendremos mucha fibra y todos los nutrientes de la fruta deshidratada con sólo 160 Kcal.
• Medio bocadillo de jamón serrano y queso: son unas 190 Kcal que sacian grandemente y que ofrecen proteínas, calcio, potasio y mucho sabor al paladar
• 30 gramos de pipas de girasol: son unas 180 Kcal con buenos minerales y vitaminas así como antioxidantes. Las pipas de girasol, no fritas sino tostadas, son un excelente snack saludable.
• Rebanada de pan con requesón y dulce de fruta: son unas 190 Kcal dulces pero muy saludables que nos ayudan a calmar nuestro apetito comiendo entre horas
• Brochetas de fruta: son unas 100 Kcal que nos ofrecen vitaminas varias, mucha fibra y antioxidantes.
• Tostada con queso de crema bajas calorías y 1 aceituna picada: para un snack saludable salado con sólo 160 Kcal esta es una excelente opción para comer entre horas.
• Gelatina con frutas: son sólo 80 Kcal que nos ayudan a hidratarnos y dependiendo de la fruta que coloquemos, sumaremos vitaminas, minerales y fibra a nuestro snack.
• Media banana espolvoreada con 1 cucharada de cacao amargo: el cacao suma polifenoles antioxidantes mientras que la banana suma fibra, potasio y vitaminas, alcanzando sólo las 100 kcal.