Low Fat Diet Plan
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Foods To Avoid |
Foods To Try / Emphasize |
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Bread & Cereal
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Biscuits, waffles, doughnuts, sweet pastries, pancakes, coffee cake, and stuffing mixes. |
Bread, cereals, crackers, popcorn (unbuttered). Make your own low-fat cakes,
biscuits and breads. |
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Meats
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Fatty meats and high-fat products such as meat pies and sausages. Fried meat or poultry, luncheon meats, frankfurters, duck. |
Low
fat meats such as chicken and turkey. Cut off any visible fat and skin
before cooking. |
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Milk & Dairy
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ice cream, ice milk, full-fat dairy products such as milk, cream, butter, hard margarine, whole milk yogurts and hard cheese. |
Non-fat milk, non-fat dry milk. Semi-skimmed milk, low fat yogurts and reduced fat cheeses and creams. |
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Fruit & Vegetables
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Creamed, fried, buttered or in rich sauces. Coconut, and avocado. |
All fruits except coconut and avocado, all vegetables. |
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Sweets
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Chocolate, candy, and dessert with cream or fat. |
Low
fat and fat free fresh or dried fruits, breadsticks and vegetable sticks. |
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Soups
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Cream soups, or canned soups prepared with whole milk. |
Soup made from water and non fat milk. |
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Beverages
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Coffee, sodas, juice, and tea. |
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Others |
Olives, nuts, sauces with cream, or butter |
Any items without oils. All non-fat labeled products. |
Unfortunately, weight loss using caloric restriction is difficult because of several physiological factors. The body adapts to energy restriction within a day or two, becoming more efficient and requiring less energy to maintain current weight.
Thus, slowing down of the body's metabolism makes continued weight loss through caloric restriction alone difficult. However, exercise while restricting calories can help to lessen the metabolic slow down. Exercise enhances the metabolic rate. Therefore, a low calorie diet should be combined with exercise to achieve a successful weight loss goal.
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