DO LOWFATFOODS MAKE YOU FAT?
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Daniel MundayPosted
Tue 27 Jan 2009 7:18pm1 Comment
Do lowfatfoods make you fat? At first glance this seems like a pretty silly comment to make. Right? Don't believe the hype.
Food manufacturers along with doctors... of those lies. It is time for the truth about lowfatfoods to be told. Especially if you are ever to achieve your optimal fat loss goals.
Let us look at some interesting
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For the ladies... why lowfatfoods increase infertility
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Cassandra F.Posted
Tue 18 Mar 2008 10:37am
From Science Daily.
Overall summary:
Drinking whole fat milk and eating ice cream appears to be better for women trying to become pregnant than a diet consisting of low-fat dairy products such as skimmed milk and yoghurt, according to new research published in Europe's leading reproductive medicine journal, Human Reproduction
Just another
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HOW TO IDENTIFY A LOWFATFOOD PRODUCT
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Niell A.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 3:44pm1 Comment
Written by Neill Abayon
Ask yourself the following:
* Is fat a major ingredient?
Read food labels carefully. Go easy on products made with any ingredients... ingredients on the label, the product is more likely to have too much fat.
* Is there serving size appropriate?
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LOWFAT/HIGH FAT NOT A RAW LIVING FOOD DIET ISSUE
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PrettySmartOne ..Posted
Tue 24 Aug 2010 5:08pm
What is up with lowfat hysteria among raw foodists?
If you are eating a Standard American Diet, with all the fried foods and processed foods containing hydrogenated fats... of the Indian subcontinent, where obesity has traditionally been considered desirable) .
The problem, in the SAD diet arena, with lowfat, is that foods which are designated as “lowRead on »
Low-Carb Community Responds To Whole Foods Exclusively Marketing A Low-Fat, Vegetarian Diet
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Jimmy M.Posted
Wed 10 Feb 2010 7:22pm
displays of popular low-fat vegetarian diet books like The China Study by Dr. T. Colin Campbell (who you’ll recall I had a recent encounter with on Amazon.com)The Food Revolution... not lose weight on a low-fat vegetarian dietWhole Paycheck (oops I mean Whole Foods) is out of its mind (not surprising since low-protein diets tend to lead to brain chemistry
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Is It Time To Give Up On LowFat
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Healthy Living ..Posted
Sun 30 Nov 2008 10:21am
By Brad Pilon
http://www.eatstopeat.com
We are surrounded by low-fatfoods.
Nearly 10 billion dollars a year are spent advertising low-fatfoods - Trying to convince us... companies have been in “product-development overdrive” churning out low-fatfoods.
From low-fat cookies and brownies, to low-fat cheese and yoghurt, you can find a low-fat version
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Heart Surgeon Says LowFat is a Big Fat Lie
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Total Health BreakthroughsPosted
Wed 09 Dec 2009 2:00am
on how our bodies metabolize the foods we put there. And how we metabolize low-fat, high-sugar and grain-based foods is clearly reflected in obesity and heart disease statistics... theories are firmly planted in our consciousness. From the advice of our physicians, to the TV ads for statin drugs, to the grocery store aisles packed with low-fatfoodsRead on »
The LowFat Diet: A Big Fat Lie?
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Total Health BreakthroughsPosted
Wed 11 Nov 2009 10:01pm
and the medical profession continue to broadcast the message. And the food industry – eager to sell their low-fat, high-margin, fake foods – is happy to reinforce the belief that a low-fat....
The food industry quickly joined the cause, but without the tasty fat, the food was bland. To compensate, they replaced the fat with sugar, producing thousands of new “low-fatRead on »
The trap of the lowfat diet
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OlwenAndersonPosted
Sun 26 Sep 2010 11:12pm
I believe that our increased intake of sugar from the ‘lowfatfood’ movement is actually contributing to the increasing incidence of diabetes.
Here..., as the fat molecules literally get in the way. Lowfatfoods, being primarily carbohydrate based, are digested faster. This can bring on a blood sugar ‘spike’ and then ‘crash
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