1. Popcorn. It is100 percent whole grain and it’s also a great source of fiber Popcorn also has great plant chemicals called polyphenols which have
anti-oxidant properties. They fight the free radicals that are in your body
and in the environment that ruin skin and other body cells.
2. Potatoes.
While low-carb enthusiasts might be shocked to see the potatoes presence on a
power food list. Carbs are so essential because they give your
body, your brain, your red blood cells, your whole nervous system the basic
glucose that you need to be energized. They also enhance the production of
serotonin, that wonderful chemical that keeps you from being depressed.
3. Cereal. Aim for whole grain, high fiber, low sugar cereal because the fiber and whole
grains fills you up, and the whole grains protect you against disease. Cereal is also a great “cluster” food that goes well with other foods
like yogurt, fruit, or nuts.
4. Nuts.
A recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine showed longevity benefits
for those who ate an ounce of nuts every day.
5. Eggs. They’re a source of high-quality protein. Two-thirds of the
fat in an egg actually comes from unsaturated fats. Including it as part of
your breakfast or as part of your lunch actually fills you up to the extent
that you reduce your calorie intake.