Article: LOW-FAT Diet?

SO you've decided to try and achieve a healthier lifestyle. Congratulations! One way you can do that is by lowering the fat in your diet.

A typical person should consume less than 30 per cent of their total calories from fat. Less than 10 per cent should be saturated fat. Saturated fat comes from primarily animal sources. Check the labels when buying food and check for the percentage of fat and saturated fat. One rule of thumb is to make sure each food item you purchase has less than 30 per cent fat and less than 10 per cent saturated fat.

What are the benefits of eating a low-fat diet? People who consume diets low in fat, consume fewer calories. Therefore, their risk of weight gain also ...

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