Fat killer foods!

biglouie7504 · January 2017

Almonds, avacado, oatmeal, spinach leaves ,lean meats,eggs,green tea,walnuts,peanut butter

neldabg · January 2017

Myth. In reality, all foods are "fat killer foods" when eaten in amounts that keep a person in a caloric deficit.

Alatariel75 · January 2017

Fat "killer" foods? Really? There's really no such thing, and that list is very arbitrary. Peanut butter specifically is incredibly calorie dense and very, very easy to go over calories in, resulting in gaining... fat.

WinoGelato · January 2017

What are you saying here OP? How exactly do you think these are "fat killers"?

GottaBurnEmAll · January 2017

I want to see a bunch of cute little produce dressed up like characters in The Sopranos.

missmagnoliablossom · January 2017

No.

cerise_noir · January 2017

A great fat killer is a calorie deficit. Try it.

Nope to fat killing foods, though.. I ate these when I was obese (except lean meats). My fat remained alive, sadly...

I do have the song "psycho killer" in my head now....

biglouie7504 · January 2017

AGAIN lol I'm just a personal trainer throwing out useful information out there for peole who could use some extra knowledge bless your hearts lol

singingflutelady · January 2017

What nutritional training do you have?

kimny72 · January 2017

So what makes them "fat killers"?

CafeRacer808 · January 2017

I'd prefer to see them dressed up as the Crazy 88's from Kill Bill Vol. 1, but you do you!

Statements that are factually untrue don't really qualify as useful information.

rileysowner · January 2017

Four of the nine are killer with fat, and very calorie dense. Tasty though, and good to fit in ones calorie goals, but they won't kill fat unless that means adding a fair amount to your fat macro.

Alatariel75 · January 2017

But it's not useful... it's a random list of unrelated foods with no contexts aside from a vague claim that they kill fat, whatever that means.

PaulaWallaDingDong · January 2017

Then please share your knowledge instead of just plopping down a list of foods. What do you mean by "fat killer," and how do these foods fit that definition?

AnvilHead · January 2017

Broscience doesn't qualify as "a little extra knowledge". There's no such thing as "fat killer foods", and several of those you listed are very calorie dense.

I'd be interested to hear what kind of nutritional training you have also.

biglouie7504 · January 2017

No nutritional training I help people with there fitness and diet goals and was just throwing some useful info out there that have helped people I train just throwing info out there for those who could use it I can't legally tell anybody what to eat because I'm not a nutritionist:)

WinoGelato · January 2017

How will this random list of 10 foods help me achieve my fitness and diet goals?

ndj1979 · January 2017

Fixed it for you

Christine_72 · January 2017

A basic course in nutrition would give you some extra knowledge, actual accurate knowledge

Alatariel75 · January 2017

Some useful feedback - there is nothing useful about your original post. It's random, senseless, lacks any context and if it says what it might appear to be saying - that those foods somehow do away with fat - utterly inaccurate. It would be difficult to find a less useful post, I'm sorry to say.

Fat killer foods!

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