what are the best vitamins for weight loss?

peopletalk

and what foods can i get them in?

ValerieMartini2Olives

Vitamins don't make you lose weight. They are only a supplement to the vitamins in foods you should be eating. And you should be able to get the vast majority of your vitamin needs if you eat a broad range of foods.

lizziebeth1028

There are no vitamins for weight loss. Calorie deficit = weight loss. Fill your diet with healthy nutritious foods to promote good healthy, stay in calorie deficit for weight loss.

serapi

and what foods can i get them in?

There are no foods for weight loss b/c food = calories/energy.

Eating less food will cause weight loss. There is no magical food.

LaLouve_RK

No miracles.. but some B vitamins helps transform carbs in energy such as B6 and B12.

threeohtwo

diet and exercise.

TOMEKA18

WATER,WATER, WATER, EXERCISE, PORTION CONTROL, WATER,WATER, WATER AND SOME REST WILL DO YOUR BODY GOOD.

peopletalk

i meant, what will be the most nutritious. like vitamin A is good. and it's from veggies.
never mind, this was a stupid thread lol

jjtaylor4eva

No this is not stupid, just people not givin you the answers your lookin for...niacine is good, not sure what else, i been doing some research on line myself about this...

JaimeBrown5

all of them, A-Z - if we didn't need them all, they wouldn't exist.

cjsacto

OK, these aren't vitamins, but minerals magnesium, potassium, zinc, and calcium help support your body in the weight loss process. Also be sure you are getting Vitamin D.

Firefox7275

It's not a stupid thread, presumably you mean micronutrients not vitamins? If so calcium from dairy and long chain omega-3s from oily fish has been linked with with lower body fat in studies, but the entire complement of macro and micro nutrients support energy production/ healthy metabolism/ recovery from intense exercise.

All vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids are equally essential, just eat a balance of all the food groups and a wide range of different foods to get them all. Nine servings of fruit and veg in the full rainbow of colours, three servings of reduced fat dairy a day, oily fish regularly ideally daily, protein little and often from breakfast (lean meat, fish, eggs, dairy), fibre and mineral rich foods several times a day (nuts, seeds, beans, lentils), healthy fats in general daily (nuts, seeds avocado, olives, cocoa, coconut).

cjsacto

You asked about foods, too. Sorry it's long but here's a list I have on my fridge, that I compiled from various websites. I try to eat from all these categories every day.

Highest in Potassium
White beans
Leafy greens: spinach, collards, kale, chard
Baked potatoes w/ skins (sweet potato best)
Fresh or dried apricots
Acorn squash
White mushrooms
Avocado
Salmon
Plain yogurt
Bran wheat
Figs
Nuts & legumes
Generally foods that are green such as artichoke, asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, green beans, and green peppers will have very high levels of potassium. They will also have quite a bit of calcium and iron to add to the list of much needed nutrition.

Highest in Iron
Egg yolks
Dark, leafy greens (spinach, collards)
Dried fruit (prunes, raisins)
Iron-enriched cereals and grains (check the labels)
Mollusks (oysters, clams, scallops)
Beans, lentils, chick peas and soybeans
Artichokes

Highest in Calcium
Dairy
Spinach
Kale
Okra
Collards
Soy beans
White beans
Some fish, like sardines, salmon, perch, and rainbow trout
Foods that are calcium fortified, such as some orange juice, oatmeal, and breakfast cereal

Top 10 For Cholesterol
Olive oil
Legumes - incl. soy
Fat-free yogurt
Oats
Pomegranate juice
Avocado
Foods fortified with plant sterols and stanols (orange juice, some margarine)
Omega-3: salmon, tuna, flaxseed, others
1.5 oz. nuts

Best for Blood Sugar
Spinach & other leafy greens
Nuts
Sardines
Hummus
Chia seed/chia flour
Cinnamon
Lentils
Quinoa
Whole gain pasta - al dente, 1/2 to 1 cup cooked
Olive oil

peopletalk

OK, these aren't vitamins, but minerals magnesium, potassium, zinc, and calcium help support your body in the weight loss process. Also be sure you are getting Vitamin D.

thank you! magnesium and zinc, would i get these through supplements?

peopletalk

It's not a stupid thread, presumably you mean micronutrients not vitamins? If so calcium from dairy and long chain omega-3s from oily fish has been linked with with lower body fat in studies, but the entire complement of macro and micro nutrients support energy production/ healthy metabolism/ recovery from intense exercise.

All vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids are equally essential, just eat a balance of all the food groups and a wide range of different foods to get them all. Nine servings of fruit and veg in the full rainbow of colours, three servings of reduced fat dairy a day, oily fish regularly ideally daily, protein little and often from breakfast (lean meat, fish, eggs, dairy), fibre and mineral rich foods several times a day (nuts, seeds, beans, lentils), healthy fats in general daily (nuts, seeds avocado, olives, cocoa, coconut).

thanks! this really helps.

FitBeto

fishoil / omega 3

Acg67

Eat your negative calorie foods! They have good amounts of vitamins and have negative calories, win win

cjsacto

Have to google best foods for those, but yes I take a supplement for magnesium, zinc, calcium and Vitamin D. These are the ones I keep seeing pop up in articles.

peopletalk

You asked about foods, too. Sorry it's long but here's a list I have on my fridge, that I compiled from various websites. I try to eat from all these categories every day.

Highest in Potassium
White beans
Leafy greens: spinach, collards, kale, chard
Baked potatoes w/ skins (sweet potato best)
Fresh or dried apricots
Acorn squash
White mushrooms
Avocado
Salmon
Plain yogurt
Bran wheat
Figs
Nuts & legumes
Generally foods that are green such as artichoke, asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, green beans, and green peppers will have very high levels of potassium. They will also have quite a bit of calcium and iron to add to the list of much needed nutrition.

Highest in Iron
Egg yolks
Dark, leafy greens (spinach, collards)
Dried fruit (prunes, raisins)
Iron-enriched cereals and grains (check the labels)
Mollusks (oysters, clams, scallops)
Beans, lentils, chick peas and soybeans
Artichokes

Highest in Calcium
Dairy
Spinach
Kale
Okra
Collards
Soy beans
White beans
Some fish, like sardines, salmon, perch, and rainbow trout
Foods that are calcium fortified, such as some orange juice, oatmeal, and breakfast cereal

Top 10 For Cholesterol
Olive oil
Legumes - incl. soy
Fat-free yogurt
Oats
Pomegranate juice
Avocado
Foods fortified with plant sterols and stanols (orange juice, some margarine)
Omega-3: salmon, tuna, flaxseed, others
1.5 oz. nuts

Best for Blood Sugar
Spinach & other leafy greens
Nuts
Sardines
Hummus
Chia seed/chia flour
Cinnamon
Lentils
Quinoa
Whole gain pasta - al dente, 1/2 to 1 cup cooked
Olive oil

i like how spinach is in a lot of those categories considering i love it, and eat the most of it.

WaterBunnie

I'd say to get plenty of vitamin C which will help your body absorb the iron in your diet and help prevent anaemia.