Low Fat Diets

by admin on July 17, 2010

Reducing fats in the diet is the favorite option exercised by people trying to slim down. Many weight loss diets capture the imagination for a spell but disappear as abruptly as they sprouted. However, low fat diets have always held sway. Fats are calorie-dense and reducing their intake can significantly decrease overall calories. Low fat diets are easy to follow and comply with, owing to a minimal restriction of other food items.

The Science of low-fat diet

The calories we consume come from carbohydrates and fats. Carbohydrates release 4kcal per gram whereas fats are calorie dense and release 9kcal. The excess unused calories deposit in the body as fat. Scientists believe that calories from fats are more likely to convert into body fat than calories from carbs. It implies that a restriction of fat in the diet would supply fewer than the required calories to the body. The body would then depend on its fat stores to correct the balance, resulting in weight loss. Overweight people, intending to lose weight, benefit from low fat diets. The weight loss is gradual and easily maintained thereafter.

Low fat diets are healthy

Moderate fat restriction is healthy for various reasons. Fats are carriers for many fat-soluble vitamins that are essential to the body; fat free diets may be lacking in these. Certain fats like polyunsaturated fats are heart friendly as they increase levels of good cholesterol. Fats act as insulators and provide a cushioning effect around the body organs.

The ultimate weight loss diet

Experts consider the low fat diet to be the most healthy weight loss diet. It recommends cutting down of fat like whole milk, cheese, butter, meat and oils. Instead, it allows consumption of fibers, proteins and carbohydrates in moderation. The diet includes cereals, pulses, fresh vegetables and fruits, dairy products, fish and lean meat.

New products can help you to cut the fats from your dietary intake.

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K?LLi (: July 17, 2010 at 3:52 pm

*diets…..*?
this is a dumb question but i just HAVE to know. are teens )ages 12-15) supposed to be on diets? i hear both sides, one thats its ok to be on a diet as long as you get enough nutrition, and others say you’re not because it’ll mess up your growth. all i wanna be is skinny but my mom says i dont need to lose weight (long long long story short, i was bulimic. i loss wieght but i wasnt really, just looked leaner and more toned) and so yes, are "growing bodies" alright to be on diets???

Jack R July 17, 2010 at 8:54 pm

You can eat foods with lots of calories such as rice and chicken. Just eat 3 meals a day without snacks in between. My grandma makes food with lots of calories, but she doesn’t eat snacks. Therefore, she is THIN. If you follow my advice, you will be thin in no time!
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Dreamangel July 17, 2010 at 8:56 pm

I hate to think of a child being on a diet…its harsh but if they was eating the wrong foods and not getting enough exercise then its a case of having to. but I would rather say it was a healthy eating plan then a diet. I encourage my daughter to eat well and get plenty of exercise to which she doesn’t even know she is doing. We walk 3miles every 3days and on weekend we can go up to 6 miles and she often takes her bike with her. so i try to make it fun.
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