Turn To Healthy Recipes For A Fat Free Diet

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 17:29:00 +0000

It is alarming that North Americans consume an excess of 300% to 400% of the required daily fat intake. Therefore one in every four
North Americans is considered to be clinically obese. Therefore there is a great need for healthy recipes. Healthy recipes are also
highly needed for children and teenagers who are 20% or more than their ideal body weight.

How does one recognize healthy foods or healthy recipes? Firstly you must know how to ascertain the quantity of fat in the foods you
buy. Foods from the meat market may not come with labels that tell you how much fat there is. Also, the labels of foods available at the
supermarket may be very confusing to read.

One thing can help: calculate the percentage of fat in your food. According to FDA’s guidelines, you must read how many grams of fat
there are in a product. Then multiply it by 9. Now divide the answer by the total number of calories mentioned in the label. Your answer
may be a decimal number. This is the percentage of fat contained in that product.

The condiments, additives, sugar and salt content should be taken into account; but if you take care of the fat part, it will make a big
difference. Avoid fast foods, as the spreads used are high in fats. If you get on the internet, you will find innumerable healthy
recipes that can benefit you and your whole family. Healthy recipes limit the use of butter, coconut, salad oils, cream or cheese as all
these foods have very high fat content that range from 90% to 100%.

In case you are on the lookout for a diet plan or want to find a dietician or a health and nutrition service, you can visit
www.hbconnection.com- the only health and beauty search engine!

Just enter your zip code and state, and you will find all the health and nutrition services in your local area.

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Turn To Healthy Recipes For A Fat Free Diet

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