Eat Fiber block Fat
Fiber is the indigestible portion of all plants, its found in their cell walls and fiber provides the structural support to the plant. Dietary fiber comes from plant foods like grains, beans, fruits and vegetables. Animal products do not contain this dietary fiber. Most of the fiber rich foods are found to contain soluble and insoluble forms of fiber. Fibers, mainly the soluble fibers are medically potent as cholesterol reducers and help regulate blood sugar. While the insoluble forms of fiber are potent laxatives.
According to health experts diets consisting of more fiber help weight loss. The reasons fiberous foods fight against fat are,
- Fiber controls the intake of sugar and fat
- Fiber helps to regulate the level of blood sugar
- Fiber has a fat binding property
Most dietary fibers have zero calories in them. They have low sugar and fat content. So when you fill your stomach with fiber rich foods, there will be less space for fatty foods. As a high fiber diet requires longer for food breakdown you do not feel hungry. The fibers bind to the fat you eat and help to remove them from your body before they are stored on your body as fat. Less Nutrients are absorbed from the food into your bloodstream as fiber slows down the production of insulin after a meal. Cholesterol is produced in our body by the liver. Food also provides a smaller portion of it. But as fat is blocked in the intestine by the fiber, most of the cholesterol does not get absorbed. Even the fat soluble vitamins are blocked by the fiber along with the fat.
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Posted: August 22nd, 2008 by Dr Biswas, Comments: 2
Category: Building muscle, Dieting, Fat loss, Health, Nutrition
More than 60% of the US population is either overweight or frankly obese and the U.K is in hot pursuit. So what’s the big deal of being flabby? Is there any harm to being fat? Well, let’s find out.
The bad effects of being fat –
- There are 6 times the increased risk of developing heart attacks and strokes.
- The risks are increased by 20 times that you will contract diabetes.
- Obese people are at greater risk of developing cerebral stroke.
- Overweight females are at risk of developing gall bladder stones.
- Fatty people are prone to joint problems – arthritis, gout etc.
- Overweight people are more prone to develop hernias.
- Fat people have less energy and become exhausted easily – this badly affects fat peoples reputation in the workplace, employers are more likely to employ skinny people with the same qualifications.
- High blood pressure is common in overweight persons.
- Flabbiness decreases libido, makes you impotent.
- As the fat person person gets older, the bones can not bear the weight – overweight people are prone to fractures.
- Serious accidents are more common among fat people.
- Asthma (breathing problems) are also common.
- Obese children and adolescents are prone to painful hip problems (Slipped capital femoral epiphyses).
- Obese children can not sleep properly – Sleep apnea syndrome.
- Last, but not the least, obese people are more prone to become a patient of depression.
So, you see the bad effects of being fat. Now it’s your decision whether you want to do something about it!
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Posted: May 23rd, 2008 by Dr Biswas, Comments: 1
Category: Dieting, Fat loss, Health, Nutrition