I'm cutting out fat
incisron
Posts: 550 Member
I'm cutting all fat out of my diet so fatness will be out of my life.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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Having fats in your diet is essential for metabolic processes, aka health.
Also, fat is not created by fat.6 -
You get fat by eating too many calories. Not by eating fat. I'm eating a ketogenic diet where 75% of my calories come from fat. And I've lost weight.3
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I lost the most amount of weight, and fast when i increased my Fat to around 100g a day, I also reduced carbs at the same time though.
My point is, eating fat does NOT make you fat, eating excess calories makes you fat, it doesnt really matter if fat/protein or carbs make up those calories!0 -
Cutting out fat is a very bad idea:
1. Fat aides indigestion and regularity. If you don't eat fat, you'll have a hard time pooping.
2. There are quite a few vitamins that rely on fat for absorption such as A, D, E and K. Look up symptoms of lack of these vitamins. For example, if your body cannot absorb vit d, it also will not absorb calcium very well.
3. Optimal hair, skin and nails need dietary fat
4. Dietary fat does not cause weight gain inability to lose weight. Eating too many calories causes weight gain.
5. Low fat and fat free was a fad of the 70s to 90s. Fads are short lived (well, they should be)
6. You will have poor brain function.
7. Hormones will be out of whack.
8. Irritability
9. Stiff/ swollen joints
10. Lack of energy and restless sleep
Does this sound optimal to you?
Calories are king for weight loss. You have been here for over a year, so I hope you're not serious.....2 -
As everyone has said above, cutting the fat out of your diet is not how you lose fat. Dietary fat is essential to health. You lose fat by cutting calories.1
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Do not do that, its very bad for you. I once followed a (bad) diet plan in my early 20's that had me using mostly nonfat products and I lost hair by the handfuls and was exhausted all of the time. You need a reasonable amount of fat in your diet daily for body functions and energy.2
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The above posters have said it all, fat is not the problem, eating more calories than you burn is. I'm eating more fat and less carbs than I did before, guess what I'm still losing weight.2
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If you want fatness out of your life, eat in a calorie deficit. Fat's are critical for hormonal functions.1
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Is it even possible to cut all fat from one's diet? Kale has .6g per serving. Blueberries have .5g per serving just 2 random so called super healthy foods I googled.0
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I'm with the others that a balanced approach is best for most of us. The exception to this is people who are active and normal BMI, yet still struggle with high cholesterol, high BP etc. My husband is like this. His numbers improved dramatically on a low fat diet.0
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