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she tosses back a Hydrox or two, she can now distinguish between eating to fill
her stomach and eating to appease her heart. Learning the difference helped
her lose -- and keep off -- 30 pounds she'd dragged around for years. "I live the
Solution every day,"
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room for some extra assistance in your diet and workout plan. That's why people
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Low-Fat diet … The only way to live!!!
If you haven’t already changed your entire way of eating to lose weight, now is the time to just
take it all the way and go on low-fat foods for life! This will keep you feeling your best and of
course help prevent diseases and obesity.
It is often easy to choose low-fat foods, many clues are on the food label when a food is low,
including nutrition claims that the food is:
• fat free (less than 0.5g of fat per serving)
• low fat (less than 3g of fat per serving)
• lean (less than 10g of fat per serving and 4.5g of saturated fat)
• extra lean (less than 5g of fat per serving and 2g of saturated fat)
Nutrition claims that are less helpful when choosing low-fat foods include the terms reduced,
less, and light, since they only mean that the food has fewer calories or grams of fat than the
regular version of the food.
For example, consider these chips:
• DORITOS Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips = 8g of fat and 140 calories per serving
• DORITOS Reduced Fat Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips = 5g of fat and 120 calories
per
• DORITOS Light Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips = 2g of fat and 100 calories per
serving
If you thought that the reduced fat chips were low fat, you would have been mistaken. They are
not a bad choice, since they are not high in fat, but you can find "potato chips" with even less fat.
These include BAKED! LAY'S Original Potato Crisps, with only 1.5g of fat, and TOSTITOS Light
Restaurant Style Tortilla Chips, which as only 1g of fat per serving.
Low-Fat Foods
Unfortunately, just because something is low in fat doesn't meant that it is low in calories. So
while you want to avoid high-fat foods, you also want to avoid foods that are high in sugar and
calories. For example, most of the foods that rank at the top of the list for being low in fat in the
United States Department of Agriculture National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference
include candy, soda, and fruit drinks.
Healthy low-fat foods, in addition to those that are labeled low fat or fat free, include:
• Lettuce
• Carrots
• Tomatoes
• Strawberries
• Spinach
• Egg whites
• Baked potatoes
• Grapes
• Angel food cake*
• Oatmeal cookies*
• Breakfast cereals (most brands)
• Watermelon
• Air-popped popcorn (without added butter)*
• Light tuna fish (canned in water)
• Grean peas
• Wheat bread
• Pancakes
• Beans
• Rice
• Pretzels*
• Vegetable soup
• Chicken soup with rice
• Milk - 1% reduced fat and skim milk
In addition to the fruits and vegetables listed above, keep in mind that most raw fruits and
vegetables, except for avocados and olives, are naturally low in fat.
Hidden Fats
Many low-fat foods become high fat foods when parents unknowingly add high fat or hidden fat
ingredients to them, including:
• oils, which are 100% fat and should only be used in limited amounts, with an emphasis on
monounsaturated and polyunsaturated oils
• butter and margarine
• cheese
• mayonnaise (1 tablespoon = 10g of fat and 90 calories)
• ranch dressing (2 tablespoons = 15g of fat and 140 calories)
• nuts
Other foods made with hydrogenated vegetable oils, palm kernel oil, or coconut oil, are likely
also high in fat.
*These are a few examples of low-fat snacks and most should be eaten in moderation only.
U.S. government regulations spell out what terms may be used to describe the level of a
nutrients in a food.
Do you know how to read your labels… okay here are some tips.
Free: This means no or insignificant amounts (less than half a gram) of these components: fat,
saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugars, and calories. This may also be listed as "without,"
"no" and "zero." If a food says "fat-free," "non-fat," or "zero fat," then it has less than half a gram
of fat.
Low: A food can add "low" in front of a nutrient if it doesn't exceed a certain level per serving of
fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, and calories. You can eat these foods as part of a
balanced diet and will probably not exceed the daily values. Example: low-fat cheese.
• Low-fat: 3 g or less per serving
• Low-saturated fat: 1 g or less per serving
• Low-sodium: 140 mg or less per serving
• Very low sodium: 35 mg or less per serving
• Low-cholesterol: 20 mg or less and 2 g or less of saturated fat per serving
• Low-calorie: 40 calories or less per serving.
Lean and extra lean: These terms describe meat, fish, seafood and poultry. For those who eat
meat, aim to keep your consumption in the lean and extra lean categories.
• Lean: less than 10 g fat, 4.5 g or less saturated fat, and less than 95 mg cholesterol per
serving and per 100 g.
• Extra lean: less than 5 g fat, less than 2 g saturated fat, and less than 95 mg cholesterol per
serving and per 100 g.
High: If the food has 20 percent or more of the daily value per serving for a nutrient, it is high in
that nutrient.
Good source: One serving of this food contains 10 to 19 percent of the daily value for that
nutrient.
Reduced: For foods not naturally low in a certain nutrient, it can be called reduced if it has been
altered to have 25 percent less of that nutrient. For example, reduced-fat milk or reduced-fat
cheese, as the natural milk or cheese are at least 25 percent higher in fat.
Less or Fewer: This term compares the food to a reference food and claims 25 percent less of a
nutrient or calories than the reference food. A common example are potato chips that claim 25
percent less fat or 25 percent fewer calories than other potato chips.
Light: A food can call itself light if it has 1/3 fewer calories or half the fat of the reference food.
Example: light sour cream would have less fat and/or calories than regular sour cream. It can
claim to be light in sodium if the sodium content is reduced by at least 50 percent.
More: This means the food has a nutrient that is at least 10 percent of the daily value more than
the reference food.
Healthy: To call itself "healthy," a food must be low in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium.
If it is a single-item food, it must provide at least 10 percent or more of the daily value of vitamins
A or C, iron, calcium, protein, or fiber. Some foods are naturally healthy unless they are modified:
fruits, vegetables, and some grains. For frozen entrees and multi-course frozen dinners, they
must also provide 10 percent of two or three of the listed vitamins, minerals, protein or fiber in
addition to being low in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium. The sodium content must be
below 360 mg per serving for individual foods and 480 mg per serving for meal-type products.
Here are some helpful tips to get you started on your low fat lifestyle…
• If you work and go out for lunch every day, try making your own lunch two days per week
rather than going to fast food restaurants.
• Make a healthy sandwich. Choose whole grain breads, lean meats and lots of tomatoes,
onions, lettuce, avocado or other vegetables. Go light on the mayonnaise, or use a low-fat mayo.
• Use a small insulated container to take some soup, and add a piece of fruit for a healthy
lunch.
• If you need a snack and you find yourself staring at the vending machine, choose a
package of mixed nuts instead of a candy bar.
• Eat low-fat yogurt instead of ice cream for dessert. Yogurt is a good source of calcium, and
the individual packaging keeps the portion size under control.
• Eat more fruits and vegetables. We all need at least five servings of fruits and vegetables
every day.
• Drink healthy beverages. Skip the sugary soft drinks and enjoy fresh water, 100% fruit or
vegetable juice or low-fat milk instead.
• Don't go grocery shopping when you are hungry. An empty stomach makes all the junk
food more tempting.
• Get more omega-3 essential fatty acids. Eat fish at least twice per week. If you don't want to
eat fish, buy some flax seed oil. You can drizzle the oil on sandwiches, vegetables or salads.
• If you must eat at a fast food restaurant, choose a grilled chicken sandwich and add a small
salad instead of French fries.
• Do you like snacks like potato chips or corn chips? Baked chips are better than fried chips,
even better if they are made with whole grains. If it is the dips that you love, try scooping your dip
with fresh vegetables such as raw carrots or green beans.
If you are having trouble sticking to your plan due to cravings, please click here.
If you feel you are having trouble with portion control, please click here.
If you feel you are having trouble with your sweet tooth and appetite, please click here.
If you feel you struggle with cellulite and belly fat, please click here.
If you just want to speed up your weight loss significantly to make your weight loss faster
please click here.
If you need motivation and personal attention to help you along the way, please click here.
Sources: http://pediatrics.about.com/od/nutrition/a/low_fat_foods.htm
USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 18. Energy (kcal) Content of Selected Foods per Common Measure, sorted by nutrient content.
USDA. The Food Label.
Source: USFDA How to Understand and Use the Nutrition Facts Label.
If you haven’t already changed your entire way of eating to lose weight, now is the time to just
take it all the way and go on low-fat foods for life! This will keep you feeling your best and of
course help prevent diseases and obesity.
It is often easy to choose low-fat foods, many clues are on the food label when a food is low,
including nutrition claims that the food is:
• fat free (less than 0.5g of fat per serving)
• low fat (less than 3g of fat per serving)
• lean (less than 10g of fat per serving and 4.5g of saturated fat)
• extra lean (less than 5g of fat per serving and 2g of saturated fat)
Nutrition claims that are less helpful when choosing low-fat foods include the terms reduced,
less, and light, since they only mean that the food has fewer calories or grams of fat than the
regular version of the food.
For example, consider these chips:
• DORITOS Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips = 8g of fat and 140 calories per serving
• DORITOS Reduced Fat Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips = 5g of fat and 120 calories
per
• DORITOS Light Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips = 2g of fat and 100 calories per
serving
If you thought that the reduced fat chips were low fat, you would have been mistaken. They are
not a bad choice, since they are not high in fat, but you can find "potato chips" with even less fat.
These include BAKED! LAY'S Original Potato Crisps, with only 1.5g of fat, and TOSTITOS Light
Restaurant Style Tortilla Chips, which as only 1g of fat per serving.
Low-Fat Foods
Unfortunately, just because something is low in fat doesn't meant that it is low in calories. So
while you want to avoid high-fat foods, you also want to avoid foods that are high in sugar and
calories. For example, most of the foods that rank at the top of the list for being low in fat in the
United States Department of Agriculture National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference
include candy, soda, and fruit drinks.
Healthy low-fat foods, in addition to those that are labeled low fat or fat free, include:
• Lettuce
• Carrots
• Tomatoes
• Strawberries
• Spinach
• Egg whites
• Baked potatoes
• Grapes
• Angel food cake*
• Oatmeal cookies*
• Breakfast cereals (most brands)
• Watermelon
• Air-popped popcorn (without added butter)*
• Light tuna fish (canned in water)
• Grean peas
• Wheat bread
• Pancakes
• Beans
• Rice
• Pretzels*
• Vegetable soup
• Chicken soup with rice
• Milk - 1% reduced fat and skim milk
In addition to the fruits and vegetables listed above, keep in mind that most raw fruits and
vegetables, except for avocados and olives, are naturally low in fat.
Hidden Fats
Many low-fat foods become high fat foods when parents unknowingly add high fat or hidden fat
ingredients to them, including:
• oils, which are 100% fat and should only be used in limited amounts, with an emphasis on
monounsaturated and polyunsaturated oils
• butter and margarine
• cheese
• mayonnaise (1 tablespoon = 10g of fat and 90 calories)
• ranch dressing (2 tablespoons = 15g of fat and 140 calories)
• nuts
Other foods made with hydrogenated vegetable oils, palm kernel oil, or coconut oil, are likely
also high in fat.
*These are a few examples of low-fat snacks and most should be eaten in moderation only.
U.S. government regulations spell out what terms may be used to describe the level of a
nutrients in a food.
Do you know how to read your labels… okay here are some tips.
Free: This means no or insignificant amounts (less than half a gram) of these components: fat,
saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugars, and calories. This may also be listed as "without,"
"no" and "zero." If a food says "fat-free," "non-fat," or "zero fat," then it has less than half a gram
of fat.
Low: A food can add "low" in front of a nutrient if it doesn't exceed a certain level per serving of
fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, and calories. You can eat these foods as part of a
balanced diet and will probably not exceed the daily values. Example: low-fat cheese.
• Low-fat: 3 g or less per serving
• Low-saturated fat: 1 g or less per serving
• Low-sodium: 140 mg or less per serving
• Very low sodium: 35 mg or less per serving
• Low-cholesterol: 20 mg or less and 2 g or less of saturated fat per serving
• Low-calorie: 40 calories or less per serving.
Lean and extra lean: These terms describe meat, fish, seafood and poultry. For those who eat
meat, aim to keep your consumption in the lean and extra lean categories.
• Lean: less than 10 g fat, 4.5 g or less saturated fat, and less than 95 mg cholesterol per
serving and per 100 g.
• Extra lean: less than 5 g fat, less than 2 g saturated fat, and less than 95 mg cholesterol per
serving and per 100 g.
High: If the food has 20 percent or more of the daily value per serving for a nutrient, it is high in
that nutrient.
Good source: One serving of this food contains 10 to 19 percent of the daily value for that
nutrient.
Reduced: For foods not naturally low in a certain nutrient, it can be called reduced if it has been
altered to have 25 percent less of that nutrient. For example, reduced-fat milk or reduced-fat
cheese, as the natural milk or cheese are at least 25 percent higher in fat.
Less or Fewer: This term compares the food to a reference food and claims 25 percent less of a
nutrient or calories than the reference food. A common example are potato chips that claim 25
percent less fat or 25 percent fewer calories than other potato chips.
Light: A food can call itself light if it has 1/3 fewer calories or half the fat of the reference food.
Example: light sour cream would have less fat and/or calories than regular sour cream. It can
claim to be light in sodium if the sodium content is reduced by at least 50 percent.
More: This means the food has a nutrient that is at least 10 percent of the daily value more than
the reference food.
Healthy: To call itself "healthy," a food must be low in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium.
If it is a single-item food, it must provide at least 10 percent or more of the daily value of vitamins
A or C, iron, calcium, protein, or fiber. Some foods are naturally healthy unless they are modified:
fruits, vegetables, and some grains. For frozen entrees and multi-course frozen dinners, they
must also provide 10 percent of two or three of the listed vitamins, minerals, protein or fiber in
addition to being low in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium. The sodium content must be
below 360 mg per serving for individual foods and 480 mg per serving for meal-type products.
Here are some helpful tips to get you started on your low fat lifestyle…
• If you work and go out for lunch every day, try making your own lunch two days per week
rather than going to fast food restaurants.
• Make a healthy sandwich. Choose whole grain breads, lean meats and lots of tomatoes,
onions, lettuce, avocado or other vegetables. Go light on the mayonnaise, or use a low-fat mayo.
• Use a small insulated container to take some soup, and add a piece of fruit for a healthy
lunch.
• If you need a snack and you find yourself staring at the vending machine, choose a
package of mixed nuts instead of a candy bar.
• Eat low-fat yogurt instead of ice cream for dessert. Yogurt is a good source of calcium, and
the individual packaging keeps the portion size under control.
• Eat more fruits and vegetables. We all need at least five servings of fruits and vegetables
every day.
• Drink healthy beverages. Skip the sugary soft drinks and enjoy fresh water, 100% fruit or
vegetable juice or low-fat milk instead.
• Don't go grocery shopping when you are hungry. An empty stomach makes all the junk
food more tempting.
• Get more omega-3 essential fatty acids. Eat fish at least twice per week. If you don't want to
eat fish, buy some flax seed oil. You can drizzle the oil on sandwiches, vegetables or salads.
• If you must eat at a fast food restaurant, choose a grilled chicken sandwich and add a small
salad instead of French fries.
• Do you like snacks like potato chips or corn chips? Baked chips are better than fried chips,
even better if they are made with whole grains. If it is the dips that you love, try scooping your dip
with fresh vegetables such as raw carrots or green beans.
If you are having trouble sticking to your plan due to cravings, please click here.
If you feel you are having trouble with portion control, please click here.
If you feel you are having trouble with your sweet tooth and appetite, please click here.
If you feel you struggle with cellulite and belly fat, please click here.
If you just want to speed up your weight loss significantly to make your weight loss faster
please click here.
If you need motivation and personal attention to help you along the way, please click here.
Sources: http://pediatrics.about.com/od/nutrition/a/low_fat_foods.htm
USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 18. Energy (kcal) Content of Selected Foods per Common Measure, sorted by nutrient content.
USDA. The Food Label.
Source: USFDA How to Understand and Use the Nutrition Facts Label.
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Tips...
In order to lose gut fat, you need to consume fewer calories than you burn each
day. If you do not burn off the calories that you eat, they will stay in your body as
fat. What you eat will go through your body. There is no magical pill that will make
your calories go away.
So if you're serious about losing that belly, 45 minutes of activities, almost each
day a week should be your plan.
In order to truly have nice belly, you will have to increase your overall metabolism,
and eat less junk, less fat, and less sugar. For this your need to work out and eat
healthy. Stop to eat junk food and snack. Eat and drink fresh fruits. Forget about
beer. No one says it is easy. You don't have to stop drinking beer completely, just
cut down, but if you're drinking more than two bottles of beer per day it is going to
be much more difficult to lose your beer gut. And stop eating in front of your
favorite TV show because when you're eating in front of a screen your brain
becomes disengaged from your satiety controls. You loose sense of the fact
whether your are full or not. So you'll eat more food than you really need to.
You need to eat fats and carbohydrates in proportion with vegetables and fruits.
Pay attention to serving sizes, and be aware of what types of carbs and fats you
are getting.
In order to lose gut fat, you need to consume fewer calories than you burn each
day. If you do not burn off the calories that you eat, they will stay in your body as
fat. What you eat will go through your body. There is no magical pill that will make
your calories go away.
So if you're serious about losing that belly, 45 minutes of activities, almost each
day a week should be your plan.
In order to truly have nice belly, you will have to increase your overall metabolism,
and eat less junk, less fat, and less sugar. For this your need to work out and eat
healthy. Stop to eat junk food and snack. Eat and drink fresh fruits. Forget about
beer. No one says it is easy. You don't have to stop drinking beer completely, just
cut down, but if you're drinking more than two bottles of beer per day it is going to
be much more difficult to lose your beer gut. And stop eating in front of your
favorite TV show because when you're eating in front of a screen your brain
becomes disengaged from your satiety controls. You loose sense of the fact
whether your are full or not. So you'll eat more food than you really need to.
You need to eat fats and carbohydrates in proportion with vegetables and fruits.
Pay attention to serving sizes, and be aware of what types of carbs and fats you
are getting.
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