At University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, 1,453 students are enrolled for academic year 2015-2016 including in undergraduate and graduate schools, full-time and part-time status. By gender, the school has 661 male and 792 female students.
Salmon. This overachieving fish (good for brain and heart health) is a hormone helper, too. Just like the healthy fats in avocados, omega-3 fatty acids are a core building block in both cholesterol and hormone synthesis, Cates explains.
A: Quick Answer. Foods that boost metabolism include avocado, cheese, milk, tempeh, asparagus, legumes, Greek yogurt, tree nuts, edamame, whey protein, spinach, tofu, fish, shellfish, quinoa, amaranth, buckwheat, eggs, poultry, pork, hemp seeds, cottage cheese and beef, according to Prevention.