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    Trans Fat Research Paper

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    Secret Killer For years, Trans fat was viewed as bad for your health, which has lead the government to step in and look at limiting trans-fat consumption. Although there are many different types of fats in the food we consume, you should be aware of Trans-fats because of the effects they have on your body. I think it is especially important for young adults who have the option of preventing health problems to be aware of such things. Walter Willett claims, “Trans-fats are secret killers” (para.…

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    Five Food Groups

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    The five food groups are grains, protein foods, vegetables, fruits, and dairy. Grain foods are made from wheat, rice, oats, cornmeal, barley or any cereal grain. Grains group has two subgroups and these are whole grains (e.g. whole-wheat flour, bulgur, and brown rice) and refined grains (e.g. white flour, white bread, and white rice). Protein food group are made from poultry, meat, seafood, eggs, processed soy products, nuts, seeds, beans, and peas. However, beans and peas are unique foods due…

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    Protein give 4 calories per gram. The body can utilize protein calories with 3 way; accumulate protein in fat stores, consume it as an energy or utilize it to fulfill functions essential to life. Calories from protein will be used as an source of energy when the body is missing fat or carbohydrate calories for fuel. When the body get sufficient quantities of proteins, fats, and carbs, protein will accomplish its specific functions. These proteins functions include replacing of old cells,…

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    fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy products, and low-fat (lean) meat, fish, and poultry. Limit fats such as oils, salad dressings, butter, nuts, and avocado. Avoid foods that cause symptoms. These may be different for different people. Keep a food diary to identify foods that cause symptoms. Eat frequent, small meals instead of three large meals each day. Eat your meals slowly, in a relaxed setting. Cook foods using methods…

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    eating enough vegetables and I was eating a lot of grains. However I knew that I was eating a fair amount of fruits. After completing the supertracker assignment I realized that I should be switching out some of my refined grains for whole grains because I was getting very little whole grains. I also realized that I was eating very little vegetables in my diet and I should incorporate more vegetables and a little more dairy in my diet to reach a proper amount of dairy and vegetables for my age,…

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    Saturated fats that are solids at room temperature are the most common dietary fats. Common sources of saturated fat include red meat, whole milk and dairy foods, cheese, coconut oil, palm oil, many other commercially prepared foods, most deep-fried fast foods and baked goods. The word “saturated” refers to the number of hydrogen atoms that surround each carbon atom. When the carbon atom chain holds as many hydrogen atoms as possible, we say it as saturated with hydrogen. A saturated fats rich…

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    The value of the proteins, fats and carbohydrates for the body It is well established that the human body is composed of 19.6% of the protein, 14.7% - from fats, 1% - of carbohydrates and 4.9% - mineral substances. The remaining 59.8% are the water. Maintaining the normal life of the body depends on the ratio of essential nutrients, healthy diet requires the presence of proteins, fats and carbohydrates in a ratio of 1: 3: 5. Proteins Proteins are the main building material of our body, beside…

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    Vegetarian Diet Analysis

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    1. Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian calories intake is 19% for a calorie level of 1000, that consist of 1 cup of fruits, 3oz of grain, 2 cups of dairy, 1 oz of protein and 15g of oil. The Mediterranean calories intake consist of 15% that includes 1 cup of vegetable, 1 cup of fruits, 3oz of grains, 2 cups of dairy, 2oz of protein and 15g of oil, these numbers are also from a calorie level of 1000. People that consume a moderate amount of carbs in the paleo diet is about 15-30% and this is for women that…

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    Benefits of Olive Oil -- Avoiding Saturated Fat Some people have a fundamental misperception about the Mediterranean diet. These people have heard that the Mediterranean diet is high in fat. On some level, there is some truth in the conception that the Mediterranean diet is higher in fat than are some other dieting programs. A person following the Mediterranean diet does take in about thirty percent of his or her daily calories from fat. (Most diets recommended the intake of calories from fat…

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    Food Persuasive Speech

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    range of aliments that provide the right nutrients you need in order to preserve good health and nourish the body. These nutrients comprise carbohydrates, fat, protein, water, vitamins, and minerals. Any small changes to your current recipes can greatly reduce the amount of calories you intake per day and can also reduce the amount of saturated fat and sodium. While these little modifications can make great difference in your diet, they…

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