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    Abundance Food ListEat the right foods and you can eat as much as you want. Eating the 'Abundance Foods'

    listed below on a regular basis will help make you feel stronger and more energised,

    without getting fat or piling on the pounds.

    The food lists below outline the 200 Top Foods to eat in your everyday life. And this is just the

    beginning, by trying Gillian McKeith's Personal Health Profile you can gain advice on the foodsthat are best for your own personal health and nutrition requirements. Click to find out more on

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    Seeds

    * 1. Flax

    * 2. Hemp

    * 3. Pumpkin

    * 4. Sesame

    * 5. Sunflower

    Nuts

    * 6. Almonds

    * 7. Brazil nuts

    * 8. Cashews

    * 9. Chestnuts

    * 10. Coconuts

    * 11. Hazelnuts

    * 12. Pecans

    * 13. Pine nuts

    * 14. Pistachios

    * 15. Walnuts

    Fruit

    * 16. Apples

    * 17. Apricots

    * 18. Avocadoes

    * 19. Bananas

    * 20. Bilberries

    * 21. Blackberries

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    * 22. Blackcurrants

    * 23. Blueberries

    * 24. Cherries

    * 25. Cranberries

    * 26. Damsons

    * 27. Dates

    * 28. Elderberry

    * 29. Figs

    * 30. Goji berries

    * 31. Grapefruits

    * 32. Grapes

    * 33. Greengages

    * 34. Guava* 35. Kiwis

    * 36. Lemons

    * 37. Limes

    * 38. Mangos

    * 39. Melons

    * 40. Mulberries

    * 41. Papayas

    * 42. Passion fruit* 43. Peaches

    * 44. Pears

    * 45. Pineapples

    * 46. Plums

    * 47. Pomegranates

    * 48. Prunes

    * 49. Raspberries

    * 50. Redcurrants

    * 51. Strawberries

    * 52. Tamarind

    Vegetables

    * 53. Asparagus

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    * 54. Aubergines

    * 55. Avocado

    * 56. Beet greens

    * Beetroot

    * 58. Broccoli

    * 59. Brussels sprouts

    * 60. Cabbage

    * 61. Carrots

    * 62. Chicory

    * 63. Cauliflower

    * 64. Celeriac

    * Celery

    * 66. Courgettes* 67. Cress

    * 68. Cucumber

    * 69. Dandelion greens

    * 70. Endives

    * 71. Fennel

    * 72. Globe artichokes

    * 73. Horseradish

    * 74. Jerusalem artichokes* 75. Kale

    * 76. Lambs lettuce

    * 77. Leeks

    * 78. Lettuce

    * 79. Mangetout

    * 80. Marrow

    * 81. Mustard greens

    * 82. Olives

    * 83. Onions

    * 84. Pak choi (or bok choi)

    * 85. Parsnips

    * 86. Peas

    * 87. Peppers

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    * 88. Purple sprouting broccoli

    * 89. Radish

    * 90. Rainbow chard

    * 91. Rocket

    * 92. Salsify

    * 93. Shiitake mushrooms

    * 94. Sorrel

    * 95. Spinach

    * 96. Spring onions

    * 97. Squash

    * 98. Swede

    * 99. Sweetcorn

    * 100. Sweet potatoes* 101. Tomatoes

    * 102. Turnips

    * 103. Watercress

    Sprouts

    * 104. Alfalfa sprouts

    * 105. Chickpea sprouts

    * 106. Clover sprouts* 107. Lentil sprouts

    * 108. Mung bean sprouts

    * 109. Quinoa sprouts

    * 110. Sunflower seed sprouts

    Beans

    * 111. Aduki

    * 112. Black turtle

    * 113. Borlotti

    * 114. Broad beans

    * 115. Butter beans

    * 116. Cannellini beans

    * 117. Chickpeas

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    * 118. Edamame

    * 119. Flageolet beans

    * 120. French beans

    * 121. Green beans

    * 122. Haricot beans

    * 123. Lentils

    * 124. Mung beans

    * 125. Pinto beans

    * 126. Runner beans

    * 127. Soya beans

    * 128. String beans

    Grains* 129. Amaranth

    * 130. Barley

    * 131. Brown rice

    * 132. Buckwheat

    * 133. Corn

    * 134. Millet

    * 135. Oats

    * 136. Quinoa* 137. Red rice

    * 138. Rye

    * 139. Spelt

    * 140. Wild rice

    Sea Vegetables

    * 141. Arame

    * 142. Dulse

    * 143. Hijiki

    * 144. Kelp

    * 145. Kombu

    * 146. Nori

    * 147. Wakame

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    Condiments

    * 148. Apple cider vinegar

    * 149. Brown rice vinegar

    * 150. Miso

    * 151. Mustard

    * 152. Sauerkraut

    * 153. Tamari

    * 154. Umeboshi plum sauce

    Herbs and Spices

    * 155. Agar

    * 156. All spice* 157. Aniseed

    * 158. Basil

    * 159. Bay leaves

    * 160. Cardamom

    * 161. Cayenne

    * 162. Chervil

    * 163. Chives

    * 164. Cinnamon* 165. Coriander

    * 166. Cumin

    * 167. Dandelion

    * 168. Dill

    * 169. Fenugreek

    * 170. Junipe

    * 171. Garlic

    * 172. Ginger

    * 173. Ginseng

    * 174. Laurel

    * 175. Lovage

    * 176. Marjoram

    * 177. Mint

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    * 178. Mustard seeds

    * 179. Nutmeg

    * 180. Oregano

    * 181. Parsley

    * 182. Rosemary

    * 183. Saffron

    * 184. Sage

    * 185. Tarragon

    * 186. Thyme

    * 187. Turmeric

    * 188. Vanilla pods

    Fish* 189. Flounder

    * 190. Hake

    * 191. Halibut

    * 192. Herrings

    * 193. Lemon Sole

    * 194. Mackerel

    * 195. Pilchards

    * 196. Pollack* 197. Red mullet

    * 198. Salmon

    * 199. Sardines

    * 200. Sea bass

    * 201. Sea bream

    * 202. Snapper

    * 203. Trout

    * 204. Whiting

    Meat and Eggs (Organic)

    * 205. Chicken

    * 206. Turkey

    * 207. Eggs

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    Superfoods

    * 208. Wheatgrass

    * 209. Barley grass

    * 210. Spirulina

    * 211 Aloe vera

    * 212 Borage

    * 213 Cacao

    * 214 Blue green algae

    Some foods that do not appear here are not here because they're not recommended in normal

    cooking but are more supplemental/medicinal by nature