Does Fat-Free Foods Really Help Weight Loss?
March 18, 2009 Filed Under: Dieting
The question isn’t that difficult to answer. Over the last thirty years, food nutritionists and the food industry as a whole have embraced the idea of lowering our fat intake. And the government encouraged less egg consumption because of the cholesterol found in eggs.
Moreover, doctors discovered that when we consume fat, we have higher incidences of cholesterol problems. This leads to the conclusion of fat is bad for us. And so, an entire generation as grown up with fat-free foods and believing that fat was what made us fat, clogged our arteries, and generally caused ill-health.
In order to make up the loss of taste in fat removed food, we had to add more carbs. The result is the “fat free” food is actually higher in carbohydrate content. However the truth is that fat is what gives many of our foods their delicious taste. When you remove the fat, the taste must be artificially injected into the food.
Be aware of all the wonderful labels displaying the claim of “fat free”, but neglect to mention the higher level of carbohydrates. Lowering fat in our food should have created a population of slim, trim, healthy people. Right?
The fact is that fat is the one of the essential nutrients that our body needs in order to function properly, is a necessary part of our metabolic processes. We need the fat in order to properly utilize many of the vitamins and nutrients we consume.
It seems too late for some people that we eventually discovered the fact after thirty years. We now have the entire generation of young people, who have because of their high carbohydrate food choices, become a generation of obese adults.
Low self-esteem, weight related health problems, and whole host of emotional problems are hitting these young generation to defenceless. How to help them to correct this problem becomes urgent.
From one age group to another, one gender to another the calorie needs are vary ,according to the guides published by the USDA. So how to find your individual needs for calorie?
To acquire your recommended calorie level, setting up a journal for recording your daily caloric intake for about a month is necessary. If you didn’t gain any weight that month, the average caloric intake on that month will be suitable for you.
Using the food pyramid and comprise a combination of foods along with this individualized healthy eating plan to help you achieve this recommended daily intake, and still be enough to be filling and please the palette.
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