Work Your Fatty Acids!
Fish is truly an all-encompassing health food. Omega-3 fatty acids found in fish — especially in popular affordable fish like salmon, halibut and tuna — can boost heart health, stave off depression and arthritis and lower triglycerides. Plus, the low-calorie wonder food is loaded with hunger-fighting protein that helps prevent snacking — a major source for empty calories. Here are a few tempting fish recipes to help you meet your health goals.
This yummy fatty fish is coated with olive oil and spiced to perfection. Serve with grilled veggies for ultimate low calorie deliciousness. Ingredients:
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You don't need to eat only fresh fish to get your intake of omega-3's! Canned tuna does the job, too. This complex-tasting tuna salad packs a punch, perfect for lunchtime or a simple dinner. Make it at the beginning of the week for a stress-free meal. Eat on toasted whole wheat bread or on its own. Ingredients:
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Spice up your fish-savoring routine with chili-garlic sauce, sesame seeds and fresh vegetables. Ingredients:
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