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Obesity And The Importance Of Nonstick Cookware
By Michael Sheridan While it is true that obesity has many causes and not all of them dietary, it is equally true that the consumption of excess fat promotes the condition. This is particularly true in the case of children. Most children love fried food, as do many adults, because this method of cooking slightly caramelizes the food by burning natural sugars. In short, it makes the food sweet to taste. Grilling, which is a healthier alternative under certain conditions, has a similar effect, and so too does roasting. Continue reading
Organic Food
By Virginia Louise The advantages of organic food are well documented in that you can avoid eating all the nasty pesticides and other chemicals found in conventional food. Not only that, organic food tastes much better with a full flavor too! What is not so commonly known is that organic food can actually help relieve obesity as part of your weight loss regime. Eating organic food also means you will be giving your body a greater quantity of essential nutrients, especially if you steam your vegetables. Conventional food contains many chemicals and your body has to deal with these and dispose of them in order to avoid poisoning your system Continue reading
The Science Of Obesity: Fats & Cholesterol
By Rene Graeber For years we heard that a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet would keep us healthy and help us lose weight. And many of us jumped on the bandwagon, eliminating fat and high-cholesterol foods from our diets. Well, unfortunately, we were doing it all wrong. Continue reading
Dietary Fats and Obesity
By G Kharchenko Although much attention has been focused on the need to reduce dietary fat, the body does need fat. During infancy and childhood, fat is necessary for normal brain development. Throughout life, it is essential to provide energy and support growth. Fat is, in fact, the most concentrated source of energy available to the body Continue reading
Diet as a Cure to Obesity
By Peter Pantora Obesity runs in families as a trend. A number of people have hereditary tendencies to put on weight further with no trouble than others for the reason that they burn calories more gradually. At some point in time, when food was still scarce, this was an actual advantage to ones diet. However, now that food is accessible almost all the time in most developed countries, the resourceful metabolism that some time ago ensured us to live now is all throughout a disadvantage Continue reading
Link Between Diet Pop And Obesity!
By Jared Wash I’m sure everyone has heard this argument before but I believe it has ever been completely resolved. Diet pop is known for being a healthy weight loss drink when really there isn’t any proof that it is healthier and better for weight loss than regular pop. So is diet pop bad for you Continue reading
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