Alternatively, you could try making your own healthy snack bar using a recipe like this one. Summary Snack bars that have been made with whole foods can make a healthy sweet treat.

Chia seeds are a good source of many important nutrients, including omega-3 fatty acids , soluble dietary fiber and some healthy plant compounds 11 , This sort of fiber readily absorbs water and swells up to form a jelly-like substance in your gut, which may help keep you feeling fuller for longer and prevent sugar cravings Chia seeds are also versatile, so if you want a dessert to satisfy your sweet craving, you could try making a chia pudding like this one.

Summary Chia seeds are high in soluble fiber, which could help you feel fuller for longer and curb your sugar cravings. Chewing gum can be a great way to control your sugar cravings. Gum or mints that are made with artificial sweeteners taste sweet but contain a minimal number of calories and no sugar.

Although results are mixed, some studies have also found that chewing gum could help control hunger, cravings and the intake of carb-heavy foods later in the day 14 , 15 , 16 , In addition to helping you fight the urge for sugar, chewing gum after your meals is good for your teeth Summary Chewing sugar-free gum can provide you with a sweet taste that may help curb your cravings and control your food intake.

Legumes like lentils, beans and chickpeas are great plant-based sources of fiber and protein. In fact, 1 cup grams of lentils provides you with around 18 grams of protein and 16 grams of fiber Both these nutrients are thought to increase feelings of fullness.

Thus, in theory, including legumes in your diet could help you feel fuller and reduce hunger-driven sugar cravings. In line with this, a recent review found that eating lentils may aid weight loss This may be partly due to the short-term beneficial effects that legumes can have on your appetite 21 , Summary Legumes like lentils, beans and chickpeas are good sources of protein and fiber.

Including them in your diet could help curb hunger, leaving you less likely to get a craving. Additionally, some studies have suggested that yogurt could be a good snack to help regulate your appetite and control your cravings 23 , 24 , 25 , In fact, one study found that healthy-weight women who had high-protein Greek yogurt for an afternoon snack were less hungry and ate less later in the day, compared to those who had a lower-protein snack or no snack at all Summary Yogurt is a high-protein snack that could help you control your appetite and cravings.

Even though they have been dried, they are a great source of fiber, potassium, iron and beneficial plant compounds. Having a few dates instead of a soda or some candy can give you a sweet fix and also provide you with healthy nutrients.

You could even try pairing them with nuts like almonds for a sweet and crunchy treat. However, remember that dates are very sweet, so stick to one portion at a time, or about three dates.

Summary Dates are very sweet, so they can fix your craving for sugar while providing you other beneficial nutrients too. Sweet potatoes are nutritious, sweet and very filling. They contain mostly carbs but also fiber and a number of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin A, vitamin C and potassium.

For a delicious treat, try them roasted with cinnamon and paprika like in this recipe. Including a source of protein like meat, poultry or fish in your meals may help prevent sugar cravings 28 , In fact, if you are trying to lose weight , eating adequate amounts of protein may be very important for managing your food intake, cravings and weight 30 , 31 , 32 , Summary Good sources of protein like meat, poultry and fish may help keep you full and prevent cravings for sweets.

The sweetness of the fruit combined with the filling effects of yogurt can satisfy your need for something sweet, all while providing lots of beneficial nutrients. Summary Smoothies made with whole fruits and yogurt can combat your cravings for sweets. Soda is extremely sweet, and drinking high amounts of sugar-sweetened beverages has been linked to a number of diseases, including heart disease and diabetes 36 , 37 , Switching to a sugar-free version can help you get a sweet fix without the added sugar and calories.

Summary Switching out your high-sugar drinks for ones made with artificial sweeteners can give you a sweet taste without all the added sugar. Prunes are dried plums. This means you can reach for them as a healthy alternative to candy when you just have to have some sugar.

Their high fiber content and naturally occurring sorbitol also mean they may help relieve constipation. Sorbitol is a naturally occurring sugar alcohol that tastes sweet but is absorbed slowly in your gut Summary Prunes are sweet, nutritious and high in fiber, so they can be a healthy food for satisfying cravings for sweets.

Eggs are another high-protein food that may help keep your appetite and cravings in check. In fact, research has shown that having a high-protein breakfast like eggs may reduce hunger and help people eat less throughout the day 41 , 42 , This may be partly because a high-protein breakfast suppresses the hunger hormone ghrelin and increases some of the hormones that make you feel full, including peptide YY PYY and glucagon-like peptide-1 GLP-1 44 , 45 , This suggests that an egg breakfast could keep you feeling fuller for longer and keep the cravings at bay 43 , Summary Eggs can be a good choice, especially for breakfast.

Trail mix is the name often given to a snack containing dried fruit and nuts. Nuts contain healthy fats, proteins, fiber and plant compounds. Eating them has been linked to a number of health benefits , including improved risk factors for heart disease and diabetes Summary Trail mix combines the sweetness of dried fruits with nuts.

This gives your sweet fix some added nutritional value. Fermented foods like yogurt, kimchi, kombucha and sauerkraut are sources of beneficial bacteria. This makes it possible for your gut bacteria to influence your food intake in a number of ways. Some of these compounds may even mimic hunger or fullness hormones in your body, influencing your appetite and food cravings 51 , However, no studies to date have examined the effects of eating fermented foods on food cravings, and more research is needed Summary Fermented foods can contribute to maintaining a healthy gut, which could influence your appetite and food intake.

Whole grains are high in fiber and contain nutrients including B vitamins, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, manganese and selenium 54 , Eating whole grains has been linked to a longer, healthier life, and their high fiber content also means they may help you feel full 56 , 57 , 58 , Whole grains can also promote the growth of beneficial bacteria such as Bifidobacteria , Lactobacilli and Bacteroidetes in your gut.

Interestingly, their filling properties cannot be explained by their fiber content alone. It has been suggested that their influence on gut bacteria may also contribute to this effect Overall, making sure you are eating enough and including foods like whole grains in your diet will help keep you full and may help prevent sugar cravings.

While eating vegetables may not be satisfying when you are experiencing an acute sugar craving, including them in your diet regularly could be helpful. Vegetables are high in fiber and low in calories.

They also contain lots of beneficial nutrients and plant compounds 4. Eating more vegetables is probably one of the best things you can do for your health and could lower your risk of diseases like heart disease and cancer Adding vegetables is also a great way to bulk up your meals, helping you feel more satisfied throughout the day Summary Adding more vegetables to your meals could help fill you up and prevent you from getting sugar cravings due to hunger.

If you need something sweet, swap some of your sugar-filled treats out for some of the healthier options in this list. Additionally, you can try these 11 ways to stop food and sugar cravings , which take a look at your diet and lifestyle as a whole.

Sugar cravings can strike seemingly at random, and more than one culprit may be responsible. Here are some of the potential causes:. Thirst can often look like hunger or a food craving, Dr.

Elia says. For example, they were thirsty, not hungry, but ate anyway. Diet quality can also play a role in triggering sugar cravings. For example, consuming a higher ratio of carbohydrates to protein and healthy fats, or consuming white, refined carbohydrates like those in processed foods, can increase hunger and sugar cravings, according to Elia.

Gut dysbiosis, which is an imbalance of the microbes in the gut, or an overgrowth of yeast, for example, can lead to sugar cravings, according to one article. An earlier study suggested that probiotics , prebiotics, and improving eating habits can alter the balance of good and bad bacteria in the gut and lessen food cravings, though more studies are needed.

For women, cravings for sugar can be in part a result of hormones , including estrogen , progesterone , and estradiol or oestradiol. Per the Endocrine Society , estradiol levels increase during the menstrual cycle to mature and release an egg and thicken the uterus lining to allow the fertilized egg to implant.

Research has found that estradiol can be associated with an increase in food cravings. A study published in The FASEB Journal found that women with higher estradiol during the luteal phase of their menstrual cycle, or the time after ovulation, consumed carbohydrate-rich foods and had an increase in sugar cravings.

Finally, stress is another cause of sugar cravings. A study found that chronic stress had a significant direct effect on food cravings, and food cravings in turn had a significant effect on body mass index BMI when indulged. RELATED: The Ultimate Diet Plan for a Happier, Less-Stressed You.

Deficiencies in certain minerals such as zinc , chromium, iron, calcium , and magnesium may lead to sugar cravings as well, Elia says. Magnesium deficiency is specifically worth paying attention to. According to one study , up to 50 percent of people may have a magnesium deficiency, which other prior research in elderly people links to an increased risk of insomnia.

Meanwhile, an article published in Nutrients noted that magnesium deficiency is associated with increased stress, anxiety , and depression — mental health effects that can in turn impede quality slumber.

Another reason magnesium deficiency can drive sugar cravings is that the mineral helps convert food into energy, Palinski-Wade says. RELATED: How Stress Affects Your Body. This list of 20 foods will help to satisfy your hunger, regulate your blood sugar, and help keep sugar cravings at bay.

Berries also have a high water content and are a good source of fiber, which helps you to feel fuller longer, balance blood sugar, and improve insulin sensitivity, Palinski-Wade says. For example, a cup of raw raspberries provides 8 grams g of fiber, per the U.

Department of Agriculture USDA. That makes them an excellent source of the nutrient. According to the USDA , one avocado offers about 9 g of fiber, as well as healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, making it one of the best foods to fight sugar cravings.

A study published in Nutrients suggested that replacing refined carbohydrates in this case, a bagel with avocado in meals helps suppress hunger, increase meal satisfaction, and limit insulin and blood sugar spikes.

In this case, it also reduced the risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular diseases in adults with obesity or who were overweight. Add avocado to salads, smoothies , and Southwestern dishes. Or combine avocado with cacao and a bit of maple syrup for a creamy, delicious pudding without all the added sugars that store-bought types have.

RELATED: 10 Creative Ways to Cook With Avocado. Thanks to the combination of protein, fiber, and healthy fats, all types of nuts are great choices to curb sugar cravings, but pistachios in particular are standouts. A study published in found eating pistachios was associated with a decrease in consumption of sweets, as well as weight loss in adults with obesity or who were overweight.

Seeds, such as sesame seeds, have healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, as well as fiber, which combat sugar cravings. According to the USDA , 1 tablespoon tbsp of whole toasted or roasted sesame seeds offers nearly 1.

Chia seeds might be tiny, but their nutritional profile makes them a powerhouse for curbing sugar cravings. For one, they offer more than 4 g of protein and nearly 10 g of fiber in 1 ounce oz , according to the USDA. Chan School of Public Health. Then, add cinnamon or your favorite spices.

RELATED: 11 High-Fiber Foods to Add to Your Diet. According to the USDA , with more than 8 g of protein and more than 5 g of fiber in 1 cooked cup, quinoa is also a good go-to sugar fighter. Serve quinoa as a side dish, add it to salads and soups, or serve it for breakfast with fruit, nuts, or seeds and a sprinkle of cinnamon.

Oats are a good source of soluble fiber that, the Harvard T. Chan School of Public Health notes , helps stave off hunger and can help lower glucose levels and curb sugar cravings.

Avoid instant oatmeal packets, which are highly processed and high in added sugars, and stick with rolled old-fashioned oats or steel-cut oats instead.

RELATED: Oats and Oatmeal Guide: Health Benefits, Risks, Recipes, and More. For plant-based protein and filling fiber, turn to beans and lentils.

Those characteristics make these foods smart choices to help keep your blood sugar steady and fend off sugar cravings. A small study of healthy adults published in The Journal of Nutrition found replacing a half serving of rice with lentils and replacing potatoes with lentils caused a 20 percent and 35 percent reduction in postmeal blood glucose, respectively.

Add beans to soups and stews, or make homemade plant-based burgers. Like lentils, chickpeas are in a food group called pulses.

Peas are also in the club! Ground with tahini and olive oil, they make hummus — a versatile and sugar-fighting spread. Swap it in for mayonnaise in a sandwich, pair it with whole-grain pita chips, or use it as a dip with celery sticks.

According to the USDA , ½ cup of hummus has about 10 g of protein, 7 g of fiber making it an excellent source of each , and healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats.

RELATED: A Detailed Guide to Legumes. Like other types of fats, coconut oil is digested slowly, which can help increase satiety, slow down how other foods are converted into sugar in the bloodstream, and balance blood sugar, which combats sugar cravings, Palinski-Wade says.

Keep in mind that coconut oil is a saturated fat, so be mindful of enjoying it in moderation. The American Heart Association recommends limiting saturated fat and replacing it with polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats, like those found in olive oil , nuts, and seeds.

When choosing coconut oil , opt for cold-pressed, extra virgin coconut oil, Elia suggests. This type of coconut oil may retain more of its nutrients than coconut oil that is not cold-pressed, according to the Harvard T. The healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats found in olives and olive oil can help you to feel fuller longer and curb sugar cravings.

A meta-analysis published in PLoS Medicine found that swapping more unsaturated fats for carbohydrates or saturated fat can reduce blood sugar and improve insulin resistance.

RELATED: 11 Best and Worst Oils for Your Health. A study examined supplements containing thylakoids, which are compounds found in all green leafy vegetables, and found that they increased satiety and reduced hunger and sugar cravings. Studies on the role these compounds play when eaten in whole foods are lacking, but the fiber in green veggies alone is enough reason to reach for them.

For example, as the USDA notes, 1 cup of boiled, chopped broccoli offers more than 5 g of fiber, making it a good source. If you prefer a sweet, savory flavor without added sugars, roast your vegetables or cook them with balsamic vinegar. Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamins and minerals.

One cooked medium sweet potato with the skin has nearly 4 g of fiber, per the USDA , making this another good source. Fiber helps stave off hunger and offset insulin spikes, Elia says.

Roast them, bake them, or make sweet potato fries in the air fryer, but be sure to eat the skin, which is rich in nutrients, including fiber. Getting enough protein at every meal can help reduce cravings for sugar.

Because carbohydrates are the easiest macronutrient for the body to break down, and they break down quickly, protein and fat will hold you over until your next meal, Elia says. A study found higher intakes of protein were associated with fullness.

And a different small study found that overweight men who increased the amount of protein in their diet to 25 percent of their total calories felt fuller throughout the day and had fewer food cravings.

According to the USDA , a 7-oz serving of Greek yogurt provides nearly 20 g of protein, and that makes it an excellent food to fight sugar cravings, Palinski-Wade notes.

Add berries for fiber and a hint of sweetness or other mix-ins like nuts and seeds, a nut butter, cinnamon, and vanilla extract, or use the yogurt to make a sugar-free frosting or in place of sour cream. For high-quality fat and protein, opt for wild-caught or cold-water fish and organic, pasture-raised, grass-fed poultry and meat, Elia recommends.

RELATED: Do You Really Need to Eat Less Meat? Eggs are also packed with sugar-fighting protein — one large egg has more than 6 g, notes the USDA — as well as 13 essential vitamins and minerals.

Because eggs are also a source of saturated fat, though, eat them in moderation. The combination of protein and fat in cheese can help curb a sweet tooth.

But keep in mind cheese is also high in calories, saturated fat, and sodium, Elia says. Just 1 oz of part-skim mozzarella cheese delivers 7 g of protein and 4. RELATED: A Guide to Vegan Cheese. As Harvard Health Publishing points out, spirulina is a blue-green algae that is a good source of protein — there are more than 4 g per tbsp, according to the USDA — and it's rich in vitamins and minerals that can address nutritional deficiencies and combat sugar cravings, Elia says.

Consuming it may boost those chemicals and in turn reduce sugar cravings. Because spirulina can be an acquired taste, adding it to a smoothie can be a healthy and delicious way to get it in your diet.

RELATED: 7 Foods With More Sugar Than You Think. Dark chocolate has less added sugar than milk chocolate, but when consumed in moderation, it can still help satisfy your sweet tooth and give you a boost of dopamine and serotonin without driving spikes in blood sugar, Elia says. Plus, because dark chocolate is a good source of magnesium, per the USDA , it can help address a deficiency that may be driving sugar cravings.

Aim for one square 1 oz of dark chocolate that is composed of at least 70 percent cacao to maximize the possible perks. Trying to quit candy cold turkey? Medjool dates are a smart swap, Elia says. You can eat them whole or puree them and use them as a sugar substitute in baking recipes.

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Doughnuts and other sweets are common sources of added sugar. Here are some of the foods that can help keep cravings for sugar at bay: Berries Avocados Nuts, such as pistachios Seeds, such as sesame and chia Pulses, such as beans, lentils, and chickpeas Below, find a full list with the scientific reasons they may be effective.

RELATED: Which Sugars Are Good for You — and Which to Avoid Which Factors Are Causing You to Crave Sugar?

For high-quality fat and protein, opt for wild-caught or cold-water fish and organic, pasture-raised, grass-fed poultry and meat, Elia recommends. RELATED: Do You Really Need to Eat Less Meat? Eggs are also packed with sugar-fighting protein — one large egg has more than 6 g, notes the USDA — as well as 13 essential vitamins and minerals.

Because eggs are also a source of saturated fat, though, eat them in moderation. The combination of protein and fat in cheese can help curb a sweet tooth. But keep in mind cheese is also high in calories, saturated fat, and sodium, Elia says. Just 1 oz of part-skim mozzarella cheese delivers 7 g of protein and 4.

RELATED: A Guide to Vegan Cheese. As Harvard Health Publishing points out, spirulina is a blue-green algae that is a good source of protein — there are more than 4 g per tbsp, according to the USDA — and it's rich in vitamins and minerals that can address nutritional deficiencies and combat sugar cravings, Elia says.

Consuming it may boost those chemicals and in turn reduce sugar cravings. Because spirulina can be an acquired taste, adding it to a smoothie can be a healthy and delicious way to get it in your diet.

RELATED: 7 Foods With More Sugar Than You Think. Dark chocolate has less added sugar than milk chocolate, but when consumed in moderation, it can still help satisfy your sweet tooth and give you a boost of dopamine and serotonin without driving spikes in blood sugar, Elia says.

Plus, because dark chocolate is a good source of magnesium, per the USDA , it can help address a deficiency that may be driving sugar cravings. Aim for one square 1 oz of dark chocolate that is composed of at least 70 percent cacao to maximize the possible perks.

Trying to quit candy cold turkey? Medjool dates are a smart swap, Elia says. You can eat them whole or puree them and use them as a sugar substitute in baking recipes.

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Here are some of the foods that can help keep cravings for sugar at bay: Berries Avocados Nuts, such as pistachios Seeds, such as sesame and chia Pulses, such as beans, lentils, and chickpeas Below, find a full list with the scientific reasons they may be effective.

RELATED: Which Sugars Are Good for You — and Which to Avoid Which Factors Are Causing You to Crave Sugar? Here are some of the potential causes: Dehydration Thirst can often look like hunger or a food craving, Dr.

Poor Diet Quality Diet quality can also play a role in triggering sugar cravings. Hormonal Changes For women, cravings for sugar can be in part a result of hormones , including estrogen , progesterone , and estradiol or oestradiol.

Stress Finally, stress is another cause of sugar cravings. RELATED: The Ultimate Diet Plan for a Happier, Less-Stressed You Nutrient Deficiencies Deficiencies in certain minerals such as zinc , chromium, iron, calcium , and magnesium may lead to sugar cravings as well, Elia says.

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The FASEB Journal. April Here are some ways to satisfy those cravings while protecting your oral health. Whip together a parfait or smoothie using some fresh fruit and yogurt. If you're treating yourself to some candy, choose plain dark chocolate that can melt quickly instead of caramel, hard candies or gummies that can stick to your teeth and increase your chance of cavities.

Grab a handful of nuts such as almonds, cashews and peanuts, which are packed with calcium and can help your teeth and gums stay healthy. This high-protein snack can satisfy that salty craving with less fat and starch. Try some carrot or celery sticks paired with our beet hummus recipe.

Munching on healthy fruits and veggies increases saliva flow and helps clean your teeth. If nothing but chips will do, try healthier baked alternatives made with apples, sweet potatoes or kale, which have less fat and fewer calories than potato chips.

Choose whole grains instead of white bread and rice, which can stick to your teeth and cause cavities. Here are some suggestions on satisfying your cravings with nutritious snacks of a variety of textures:. Instead of this: While ice cream may come to mind first, there are a variety of other smooth snacks that can be just as satisfying.

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