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    Body Fat Research Paper

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    role, but also a fundamental role in the composition of the membranes of cells, nuclei, and nervous tissue. Focus on these fats and the foods that contain them. Edible fats Dietary fats should be present in the daily diet at 2-3 g / kg bodyweight per day (30-35% of total energy intake). But this rate is very easily exceeded because lipids are not always visible. The hidden fats are those that are contained in foods that do not appear fatty: meat, cold meats, cheeses, prepared dishes rich in…

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    you lost weight and this weight was fat, happy please, otherwise worry. The loss of muscle mass all it does is slow your metabolism, making it cost more to lose body fat. The process of lowering the% fat does not happen overnight, and to achieve this requires a healthy diet with adequate training. Women are physiologically more fat than men: the normal range is between 18 and 28%, while for a man is between 8 and 20%. Should we eliminate carbohydrates to lose fat? Carbohydrates are the only…

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    saturated fats increase cholesterol. Mono-unsaturated (one carbon double-double bond) and polyunsaturated (more than one carbon double-double bond) found primarily in vegetable oils, tend to lower cholesterol and therefore better for your health. Higher cholesterol elevates the chances of getting coronary heart disease. Back in the 1950’s, it was discovered that animal fats could be substituted with vegetable oils in the substance we know as margarine. This meant that polyunsaturated fats such…

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    trans fats is a good idea to avert people from overriding them due to the strong links that exist with heart disease. Though, banning them would not fade away the worry about heart disease as while some of the concerns linked to the excessive use and consumption of trans fats would be solved, heart disease worries would remain. As Dr. Katz has denoted in his article Sugar and Saturated Fat: Feeding the Parasites of Science based on the study made by Harvard students, “when net saturated fat…

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    Fat burning foods Examples of stomach fat burning foods under this category would be the following: avocado; almonds; salmon; dried beans and coconut oil too. After understanding these foods, an issue may create in mind expressing, €Do these foods literally burn fats?Not necessarily. Nevertheless, these foods contain protein, fibre and fat that can cause sharp escalation in blood sugar. It is often said that should you eat foods that are on the fat burning foods for women list, like these in…

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    Cholesterol and Fats By Name: Institution: Cholesterol has a sub-nuclear recipe of C27H45OH. This molecule is composed out of three ranges: a hydrocarbon tail, a ring structure District with four hydrocarbon rings and a hydroxyl total. The hydroxyl (OH) gregarious affair is polar, which makes it dissolvable in dihydrogen monoxide. This little 2-atom structure makes cholesterol an alcohol. The alcohol that we imbibe, ethanol, is a much more minuscule alcohol that moreover has a hydroxyl…

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    Role of dietary fats Fats provide 9 kcal/g of energy1 and the American Heart Association (AHA) recommends fat intake level to be about 25-35% of the total daily calorie intake. The preferential sources for fat consumption according to AHA include nuts, vegetable oils or through fish with mono and poly unsaturated fats to be among the high priority fats. Dietary fats are a source of energy and are essential for growth and regulation of body functions2. They are sources of vitamins (A, D, E and K)…

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    Non Fat Yogurt Lab Report

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    Samples of Non-fat Yogurt Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to analyze the presence of lipids in four samples of yogurt in order to prove the false advertising in frozen yogurt stores. Furthermore, the test is included the presence of other macromolecules like carbohydrates and proteins, so that the Mayor of New York City and Review Board can eliminate the falsified non-fat yogurt advertising in order to make customers understand the real nutritional content of the non-fat yogurt.…

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    Trans Fat Research Paper

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    similar in shape to saturated fatty acids. These changed fatty acids, or trans fatty acids, have an effect on the body’s health. Some foods that contain trans-fat include fried foods, savory snacks like microwave popcorn, frozen pizzas, baked goods, margarines and spreads, ready-to-use frosting, and coffee creamers. Consuming manufactured trans-fat poses a risk to the heart and arteries by raising blood LDL cholesterol, lowering HDL…

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    understanding of the science of body fat. I am only a high school student and not a professional nor an expert on this subject, but I strongly believe that I presented accurate facts about how fat occurs during weight gain and loss and the different types of fats that exist. There are a lot of misconceptions about fat. For instance, we frequently hear about how it is bad for your health, how losing more calories than you consume will guarantee your weight loss or how fat turns into energy.…

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