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		<title>What are the building blocks of a healthy and nutritious diet?</title>
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 So your looking to eat healthy? Well one fo the best ways to get started is to get the balance of carbs,(carbohydrates), proteins and fats right first. The reason is, these are the essential foundations of any diet plan and everything from there is just a question of balance and adjusting [...]]]></description>
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<p class="articletext"> So your looking to eat healthy? Well one fo the best ways to get started is to get the balance of carbs,(carbohydrates), proteins and fats right first. The reason is, these are the essential foundations of any diet plan and everything from there is just a question of balance and adjusting to suit your likes and dislikes.</p>
<p> With around 4 calories being produced by one gram of protein it is not suprising that we are encouraged to eat plenty of protein rich foods such as eggs and dairy products (which of course also contain fats), red meats fish and steaks.</p>
<p> When looking at carbs like protein we find that calorifically around 1g of carbohydrate will produce about 4 calories of energy. However when comparing carbs it is much harder as they are more complex and in addition to being food in nature than can also be found in food that is manufactured.</p>
<p> Carbohydrates which are found in nature include rice,some pulses (such as beans),potato&#8217;s in various different guises, and oatmeal but this is just the tip of the iceberg a wider range of man made carbs are found in cookies, candies, and cakes plus a whole slew of other processed foods.</p>
<p> I am guessing you have probably worked out by now that I was saving the best (or worst in this case until last) .That&#8217;s right a single gram of fat creates a massive 225% more energy at 9 calories (that&#8217;s more than twice the amount of protein and carbohydrate). Is it that simple?</p>
<p> But of course as I am sure you know there is more than one type of fat they are classed as good fats (mono unsaturated fats and poly unsaturated fats) and bad fats (saturated fats) and the less widely know very bad (trans fats or trans fatty acids to give then their full name)</p>
<p> To maintain a healthy body you need to get a balance of all 3 of these in equal proportion but avoiding large amounts or unsaturated fats and avoid when at all possible all tran fats.</p>
<p> If you choose to have a diet which has a high level of fat or indeed a high level of carbohydrate (especially man made carbs) you increase your chances dramatically to having problems with your weight.If you continue this way may end up extremely obese or as doctors use the term morbidly obese.</p>
<p> Since fat has substancially more calories per gram than both protein &#038; carbohydrates, just ensure the bulk of your diet is a balance of the first two food groups with some healthy fats thrown in for good measure.</p>
<p> We will examine the different types of fat individually.</p>
<p> Mono Unsaturated Fatty Acids (MUFA&#8217;s).. Mono unsaturated fats are found at room temperature normally in the form of vegetable oils,nuts and seeds.</p>
<p> Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (Polyunsaturated Fats):- These are are most commonly found in vegetable oils, fish and seafood. They are liquid or soft at room temperature.Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are types of Polyunsaturated fats and are considered essential fatty acids because our bodies need them but don&#8217;t make them, thus they must be obtained through the diet. Some times referred to as PUFA&#8217;s.</p>
<p> Saturated Fats (Saturated Fatty Acids) are usually solid at room temperature and are found mainly in foods from animal sources like meat, dairy products and butter. Some vegetable oils such as coconut, palm kernel and palm oil are also full of saturated fatty acids.</p>
<p> Trans Fats (TFA&#8217;s):- These are manufactured vegetable oils which have been specially processed to become solid at room temperature by the addition of hydrogen. You may have heard them called hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils or fats. They have been used in some margarines,junk foods and processed snacks which the manufacturers claim enhances their flavor and shelf life.</p>
<p> A guide is if it comes from a plant it is usually better for you than if it came from animal. Animal fats are found in butter, pastry and shortening as saturated fat. But fats from plants such as Olive Oil, sun flower oil and some margarines (read the label) are unsaturated fats. Unsaturated fat is better for you but will still make you fat.</p>
<p> Just remember when it comes to eating healthy keep the balance right</p>
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		<title>Understanding Fats and carbohydrates and their role in a healthy diet</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ In recent times it would give the impression that fats and carbohydrates have both gotten a bad rap. First it was fat that was the culprit in all dietary ills, and low fat diets were all the rage. Then the two switched places, with carbohydrates being the bad guys and fat reigning supreme.
 Both [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="articletext"> In recent times it would give the impression that fats and carbohydrates have both gotten a bad rap. First it was fat that was the culprit in all dietary ills, and low fat diets were all the rage. Then the two switched places, with carbohydrates being the bad guys and fat reigning supreme.</p>
<p> Both fats and carbohydrates play an important role in nutrition, and both are vital to a healthy diet. It would be impossible and unwise to remove all fat from the diet, since fat is important for the production of energy, and for carrying valuable fat soluble vitamins like vitamin D, vitamin E and vitamin K, throughout the body. In addition, fat plays a very important role in regulating various bodily functions.</p>
<p> Even though some fat is essential to a healthy body, too much fat can be harmful. Excessive levels of dietary fats have been implicated in heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol levels and even some cancers. Most nutritionists suggest limiting daily fat intake to less than 20% of calories, although taking that level lower than 10% is not recommended.</p>
<p> The type and amount of fat in the diet makes all the difference. A diet high in saturated fats, trans fats and cholesterol has been associated with a variety of ills, including heart disease, stroke and other related diseases. In addition, many long-term chronic problems, such as obesity, are associated with high levels of dietary fats. </p>
<p> Food labels do make the complex process of choosing the right fats somewhat easier. For instance, trans fats will be listed on the ingredient list of foods that include them. In general, trans fats are found mainly in processed foods. When limiting your daily intake of fat and cholesterol, it is good to have an understanding of nutritional labels. This government mandated labels could be a huge help to those who take the time to read and be aware of them. </p>
<p> Carbohydrates are an important part of a healthy diet as well, and carbs are necessary for providing energy and many vital nutrients. Carbohydrates are found in fruits and vegetables, in grains and in milk and dairy products. It is important to choose carbohydrates carefully, however, since not all are equally healthy. </p>
<p> Keeping saturated fats and trans fats to a minimum is important to a healthy diet. Trans fats, which are solid at room temperature, are most often found in highly processed foods like cookies, cakes and other baked goods. In addition, trans fats are often found in fried foods and in salty snacks like potato chips. While these foods are fine in moderation, it is best to avoid large quantities of such snacks.</p>
<p> As with many products, less is often more when it comes to choosing foods rich in carbohydrates. For example, less refined whole grain bread is generally more nutritious than white bread, which has gone through a greater amount of refining. That is because the refining process tends to decrease nutrient content over time.</p>
<p> Of course, there are some elements in the diet that should be limited. Two of these elements are sugar and salt. Most Americans consume too much salt and sugar, and this has led to epidemics of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and other ills. Limiting sugar and salt, while choosing good fats and unrefined carbohydrates, is a great way to make the most of the nutritional value of the foods you eat.</p>
<p> There&#8217;s a lot to understand about Fats and carbohydrates. We were able to provide you with some of the facts above, but there is still plenty more to write about in subsequent articles.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="articletext"> As 2009 is few days away, people around the world are making resolutions for new year and this is the best time to talk about Obesity, which is becoming the fastest epidemic in today&#8217;s most developed countries and more and more people are switching to diet programs, exercising, weight loss programs and trying to stay healthy &#038; fit. </p>
<p> Weight Loss Diet pills has revolutionized in last 15 yrs and manufacturers such as Hi-Tech and Lazarus Labs have launched successfully diet pills used by several millions around the world. </p>
<p> Weight Loss diet pills such as Ephedra, Ephedrine, Lipodrene, Fastin, Phentramin-d and ECA Xtreme are the fastest top selling products today, several ecommerce websites have mushroomed around the world wide web and targeting shoppers.</p>
<p> The reason why more and more people are resorting to them is that they have the ability to flush away toxins in the body and suppress the growth of fat tissues; thus, helping one to achieve a slimmer figure in a short span of time. </p>
<p> These diet pills are becoming more of a necessity nowadays, especially for people who are suffering from obesity. Since the eating habits of people have changed at the present time and each one is more prone to eating processed foods, which are usually high in fat content, it may be difficult to lose weight without the help of these products. </p>
<p> Most of these popular diet pills are made from natural herbs. They bring benefits not just to a person&#8217;s outfit but to her skin and general wellbeing as well. You will also notice a big boost in your energy levels. They promote metabolism and they are very good in suppressing one&#8217;s appetite, thus leading to smaller consumption of food and balanced diet.</p>
<p> Weight loss pills manufacturers offer free samples through their websites just to give you the chance to try out their products and see how they will work for you. It is however crucial to choose the website from where you want to get these free samples. Freebies are exciting but not all of them will bring good results to you. Some may even be harmful; therefore, sign up only under a site with a good name as much as possible. A reputable website showcases products that are proven safe and effective in time. </p>
<p> Most of these weight loss pills are available over the counter; however, it will still be advisable for you to consult your doctor before you start taking any of them for prescribed pills. Pill such as Phentramin-d, ECA Xtreme, Stimerex, Lipodrene are non-prescipred diet pills and can be purchased easily from websites. Always look for websites which are secure, safe, fast or free shipping, look for coupons, discounts and quantity pricing and anything which gets you a good deal. </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="articletext"> Cholesterol is produced in our body; about 70% of cholesterol is produced naturally from lever. While other cholesterol are from the food which we intake daily. The cholesterol has classified in two types such as low density lipoprotein (LDL) and high density lipoprotein (HDL). LDL is essential for our body while HDL cholesterol can cause a great problem for our blood veins and body. Cholesterol is present in many foods such as butter and eggs. The production of cholesterol begins in your body, when your body cells see molecule of sugar. The sugar can be in the form of glucose which is present in starches, vegetables, unprocessed and processed foods, fructose found in many fruits and glucose which is found in lactose and it is mixture of lactose and glucose. These sugar molecules are then turned in to cholesterol. <br /> Yours body produces cholesterol because it has much importance in our body. In addition to this, our cells can not survive with out cholesterol. Cholesterols are also very important for your body to produce hormones like estrdiols, testosterone, cortisol, bile acid and progesterone. With out cholesterol in your body cells, cells will die and you cannot survive. So to maintain the level of cholesterol in your body you have to eat some thing daily which has some quantity of sugar. Donâ&#8482;t eat sugar in excess because it can cause increase in the level of cholesterol, which can create lot of problem in your body. <br /> The cells of your body is producing larger amount of cholesterol than the requirement of your body. So this also means that you are producing more amount of cholesterol than you eat. In order to maintain the level of cholesterol in your body you have to go for walk and play some outdoor games like football and hockey.</p>
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