Eating These Foods Helps Keep You Thin

Foods Fight Fat, Keep You Full

Barbara A. Besteni, Staff writer

UPDATED: 8:06 am EDT September 10, 2007

No magic pill can instantly have you lose weight, though we recently featured 15 fat-burning foods.

Gorging on these foods will not melt the pounds from your body, but they help keep you full longer and steady your blood sugar levels, helping you to cut back on the calories you consume.

Here are 15 more foods to add to your arsenal.

Slideshow: 15 More Fat Burning Foods

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