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These types of foods are known as Negative Calorie foods. The idea of Negative Calorie foods is still heavily debated among nutritionists and weightloss experts. The following is a brief list of foods "believed" to be Negative Calorie foods:
· Broccoli
· Cabbage
· Lettuce
· Carrots
· Cauliflower
· Celery
· Spinach
· Tomato
· Cucumber
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