"Is Butter Really Back?" Article explains fat findings

HeidiCooksSupper
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A new article from the newsletter of the Harvard School of Public Health:
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/magazine-features/is-butter-really-back/?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Nutrition Source - October 2014 (1)&utm_content=
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/magazine-features/is-butter-really-back/?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Nutrition Source - October 2014 (1)&utm_content=
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I like to focus on the 4 Ms:
Macros: make sure that you are eating to your MFP calorie goal and getting enough protein and fat.
Micros: make sure you are eating a balanced diet that includes the RDA of all micronutrients over a week's time.
Moderation: you don't get bonus points for eating more than your RDA of the micros, so you can usually work in some "treats" and still meet your nutritional needs. This makes the lifestyle change more sustainable in the long run. Also, try setting your weight loss goal a little less aggressively - a half pound a week means that you are still losing weight, but you barely miss the calories.
Movement: Your metabolism receives huge benefits - well beyond calories burned - when you get 30 minutes of vigorous activity five times a week.0 -
As far as I'm concerned, butter never left
Mo' butter mo' better! :drinker:
And I must agree with everything likitisplit said. I like the concept of the 4 Ms, especially focusing on moderation. Moderation is very valuable for having a healthy relationship with food, as well as a healthy body0 -
I've always like fats...and carbs..... The trick is to NOT EAT TOO MUCH of anything. This article just confirms what I already believed. ~~ Scott0
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Hey I just figured out the whole "real" butter concept at age 32.... I've always been around the HUGE tubs of margarine.
I'm learning.0 -
The article doesn't explain fat findings it just puts it's own spin on it -- which is more of the same. Beef, eggs, butter, full fat milk and cheeses are all healthful and nutritious. And all are better for you than industrial seed oils like canola oil which they recommend in the article.
Canola Oilhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omjWmLG0EAs
Butterhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwb2uZLSLhw
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If you are concerned with the manufacturing process of commercial canola oil, you can buy organic, cold expeller pressed canola oil.0
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