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Article: India: A Smart-fat Guide to Eating
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- Women's Feature Service
- Article date:
- February 28, 2005
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New Delhi, (WFS) - Fat adds taste to everyday food. Almost everyone will vouch for that. Yet, for years, fat has been getting a bad rap. When we hear the word "fat" we automatically think "bad". And we are constantly on a hunt for food that is "fat free". But now could be the time to start following a smart-fat guide - to lose weight, to keep various diseases away or just to remain healthy and fit.
Dr Pratima Kaushik, head dietician at the Vidyasagar Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (VIMHANS) in Delhi says, "Not all fat is created equal. Some fats increase the risk of heart disease while some promote health positively." And that's a huge distinction. However, this doesn't ...
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