"If soup is filling and protein builds muscle, then chili has all that and more. The combination of the fiber from the tomatoes and the protein from the beans and beef and prevents overeating. Plus, capsaicin, the compound that gives cayenne, chili peppers, and jalapeños their heat, can also torch fat, says weight-loss specialist and board-certified internist Dr. Sue Decotiis. <br /><br />Spices trigger your sympathetic nervous system -- which is responsible for both the fight-or-flight response and spice-induced sweating -- to increase your daily calorie burn by about 50 calories, she says. That equals about 5 pounds lost over a single year. <br /><br /><a href=""http://www.health.com/health/recipe/0,,50400000124166,00.html"" target=""_blank"">Try this recipe: Chili from scratch</a>"
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