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Diet Choices - Diet Decisions
- Making Diet Choices That Positively Impact Your Weight Loss Program - Diet. It's the scariest
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That's the problem with 'Diets'. They
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Fats, Mam - Why Saturated Fats Are Diet Bad
Lard, oh lard, fat has a "weigh" of tipping those bath
scales to TILT. Seriously speaking, lard is extremely
high in saturated fat making it a dieter's fat nightmare.
There are
other fat nightmares lurking in the Diet Dark, including
coconut oil and palm oil. Here is a breakdown
of the saturated fat contained in Fat-Frightening order:
- Coconut
oil contains about 12 grams of saturated fat per
Tablespoon.
- Palm
Oil contains about 7 grams of saturated fat per
Tablespoon.
- Sesame
oil contains about 9 grams of saturated fat per
Tablespoon.
- Lard
contains about 5 grams of fat per Tablespoon.
Keep in
mind that 100% of the calories contained in oil above come
from fat. While dieting, all of these oils should
be avoided due to the saturated fat content. Even
after dieting, as a health-measure saturated fats
should be strictly limited. By limiting the saturated
fats in the daily diet, an individual will also be limiting
their amount of clogged arteries.
As a rule
of thumb, the USDA's current recommendations on fat
in the daily diet are as follows:
- fat based on 30 percent of calories
in daily diet
- saturated fat based on 10 percent of calories in
daily diet
One of the
best oils for dieters is olive oil which is high in monounsaturated fat - about 10 grams per
Tablespoon. Benefits of monounsaturated fat consumption have
been linked to the following health benefits when eaten
in moderation:
- reduction
of total cholesterol
- reduction
of plaque in arteries
- decrease
in high blood pressure
- decrease
in high glucose levels
- assists
in weight loss
When watching
over your good health, as well as the size of your waistline,
make use of the no calorie cooking sprays - including
no calorie butter sprays that are stored in the refrigerator.
The no calorie refrigerated butter sprays taste
great, even though a little salty, and will satisfy
most dieters who are seeking ways to cut calories and
fat. If you are on a sodium restricted diet, check
with your doctor before using any product that is extreme
in sodium.
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