Nutrition experts from Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston claim that a woman can meet her nutrient needs through food even if she consumes 1500 calories or less, per day. They suggest concentrating on quality rather than quantity and try eating more nutrient-dense foods (foods with many nutrients and few calories). We’ve listed the top 5 nutrient-dense foods you should take advantage of:
 

1. Avocados
Avocados contribute nearly 20 vitamins, minerals and microelements, including 4% of the recommended daily need for Vitamins E, C, potassium and fiber.

2. Low-fat yogurt
One of the key factors to maintaining strong bones is taking enough calcium and Vitamin D. Low-fat yogurt is a perfect choice and also a good source of Vitamin A, magnesium and proteins.

3. Eggs
Eggs provide plenty of essential nutrients, including high-quality protein, Vitamin B12, selenium and riboflavin. Eggs are great for women during their pregnancy as well as people on a diet.

4. Raw nuts, seeds and oats
Adding raw nuts and seeds in your diet increases the nutrient density of your diet. Almonds, Brazil nuts, Cashews, Hazelnuts, Peanuts and Pumpkin seeds are great snack. You can include them in your salad to bring some amazing taste in your plate.

5. Lean meats and seafood
Lean protein is of great importance when it comes to maintaining your skin and muscles in good condition. Seafood, red meats and poultry are unique source of protein, iron and zinc. If you’re vegetarian, try to consume more tofu and soy products, beans, lentils, peas and raw nuts.