32+ Healthy FILLING FOODS That Help You Feel FULLER Longer [+ Still Lose Weight]

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  • @EmilyBGates says:

    ❤❤❤love these food list! And Sage is checking it out, so precious 💕

  • @ervinsmoviecorner8748 says:

    Happy Women’s History Month, Autumn!❤

  • @guylainelamoureux says:

    What a list! So supportive of the way I eat now, protein, fat and fiber, the AEN Nutrient Timing way. Eating these three macro nutrients and taking out the carbs did greatly diminish and even eliminated my cravings. I appreciate this list and all the studying and experimenting you have done to come up with it, explaining the benefits of all these foods. Amazing, so generous of you, you truly are a 🤓 nutrition nerd. Thank you for letting Sage 🤩 say Hi! She’s so cute. 👍❤️🇨🇦

  • @user-tz5tt3jl1n says:

    I would like to try your vanilla whey protein powder but I am lactose intolerant-would this be something I could use?

  • @anastasiarose16 says:

    The bell going off🥰 awww

    Thank you for the video Autumn!! Hope you’re well, you seem better than ever!💜

  • @blewis8996 says:

    What are your thoughts on wheat bran to sprinkle on yogurt/etc?

  • @jenniferkirk4535 says:

    Most beautiful baby ever-since my babies many years ago Lol Her appearance made my day!

  • @brookeflood5683 says:

    Love this style of video listing supportive foods and facts. Would love a video on supporting hormones, like phase 1 and 2 of women’s cycles for detoxification and hormone balancing! And supporting human growth hormone, insulin resistance, etc!

  • @bf9436 says:

    Keep in mind that to get any of the discounts at Thrive, you have to join at $60/year. They really push that; I know since I tried shopping there. I’d rather go to Sprouts or Clarks.

  • @MinouHime says:

    1. Eggs
    2. Beef
    3. Whey
    4. Salmon
    5. Greek Yogurt / Skyr
    6. Chicken
    7. Raspberries
    8. Chia Seeds / Edible Basil Seeds
    9. Cauliflower
    10. Leafy Greens (kale, arugula, spinach, etc)
    11. Artichoke Hearts
    12. Pork
    13. Mushrooms
    14. Tuna
    15. Lamb
    16. Cottage Cheese
    17. Tempeh
    18. Shrimp
    19. Liver
    20. Cabbage
    21. Bone Broth (incomplete protein btw)
    22. Mussles and Oysters
    23. Zucchini
    24. Sashimi (raw sushi fish without the rice)
    25. Asparagus
    26. Kimchi
    27. Hearts of Palm
    28. Brussel Sprouts
    29. Green Beans
    30. Turkey
    31. Crab and Lobster
    32. Octopus
    33. Anchovies and Sardines

  • @Leo-mr1qz says:

    Thank you, Autumn. 🌷

    I wanted to share that you have dramatically improved my health physically and mentally. As a peri-menopausal woman, I was struggling to stay satisfied after eating a meal, slowly but steadily going up in weight and just feeling sluggish. 😢 I grew up in the era of “Fat is bad for you,” Hearing your scientific facts disproving that misconception has been very helpful.

    I’ve been following you for about a year now, and I feel great after abiding by your advice! My resistant training workouts have been more productive due to the amount of protein I now consume. My belly fat has decreased and my clothes are loose on me now. I was able to get rid of my sugar addiction by staying on 3 meals a day and not snacking in between, and stop my eating before 5:30-6 pm. Little hacks, such as ginger and lemon with hot water at night, have helped me get rid of adding more microplastics into my body with my nightly tea. Or the protein hot chocolate, which is AMAZING(!!), has helped me sneak in some protein if I feel unwanted cravings coming on.

    You are a great inspiration ❣️ I truly appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us novices. You have taught me how to care for myself in a way I need to at this stage of my life. Thank you❣️

    May God bless you and your beautiful family. 😇

  • @christymalloy2421 says:

    Hi Autumn. Thank you for the video. I have a question regarding fresh beets. Are beets a good vegetable to add? I’ve seen some smoothie recipes that have fresh beets as an ingredient.

  • @LaurenMiklovic says:

    Thanks so much for putting these all in one place! (and we are also still in our Christmas pajamas at my house too 😉 )

  • @skillsmany2235 says:

    🌞 🛒 I’m going to need a bigger cart! Thanks, Autumn! ⚘️
    Cheers! ☕️🕊♥️✨️

  • @cristywyndham-shaw5111 says:

    I think avocados should be on that list. Half of a large one keeps me full for hours. 🥑

  • @margrose5 says:

    Great list! Mackerel is also good. Maybe some who don’t like sardines may like mackerel. I like both, but I think mackerel is a bit more mild.

  • @AdventuresAreOutThere says:

    Who thinks Sage should make an appearance in every video? I do, she’s so darn cute!☺Great video, I have really been loving cottage cheese, making it savory or sweet 🙂 I’ve learned so much, thanks Autumn!

  • @tracythompson1692 says:

    My #1 Sardines in evoo

  • @carolyntemplin488 says:

    Sage!!! Soooo cute!❤❤❤

  • @nancynewman1356 says:

    Thank you for all the great information. You have helped me eat healthy consistently over the last few months. I’ve always been a healthy eater but you helped me to make best choices daily. Love you

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