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Both bone broth and chicken stock are nutritious, but bone broth tends to have a higher nutrient content because of the way it is made.

With broth trending as a gut-health powerhouse, choosing the right one could make a bigger difference than you expect.

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Foods high in protein and fiber are better at holding off hunger—that can include eggs, fatty fish, oatmeal, and more.

Chicken is a complete protein that has benefits for muscle growth. Try baking or grilling your chicken to decrease saturated fat consumption.

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