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10 Foods That Help You Burn Fat With NO EFFORT

Turkey

Turkey also contains tryptophan that’s why you’re always sleepy after Thanksgiving dinner. The protein in it will help you build muscle overnight. Enjoy a couple slices on whole wheat bread or crackers; the fiber will keep you satisfied all night, and the B vitamins will help your body absorb the tryptophan.

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