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Dietary Fats Author: Dr. Rasika Phutane

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Dietary fats plays major role in our health. Due to high calorific value many tend to avoid dietary fat. Which type of fat we are consuming makes a lot of difference. Processed foods contain unhealthy fat. One needs to control its consumption. Essential fats coming from oil seeds are: good for health and must to have every day. Know more about Dietary fat

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Dietary Fats

Author: Dr. Rasika Phutane

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A Balanced Diet

1. MACRONUTRIENTS:- a) Carbohydrates: 55 - 60% b) Proteins : 20% c) Fats: 15 – 20 %2. MICRONUTRIENTS:- a) Vitamins: i)Vitamins A,D,E,K- ii)Vitamins B & C-Water Soluble b) Minerals3. ADEQUATE FLUIDS AND FIBERS

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Dietary Fats- Why Are They Essential?

Concentrated source of energy

Carrier of fat soluble vitamins

Provides 2 essential fatty acids

Insulates vital organs from injury

Help to fight against Infections

Improves taste of your food

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Dietary Fats – Know The “H” Types Of Fats1. HEALTHIER FATS:- Monounsaturated Fats Polyunsaturated fats Essential fatty acids – Omega 3 & Omega 6 types

2.HARMFUL FATS:- Saturated fats

Trans fats(hydrogenated fats)

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Dietary Fats - SourcesHEALTHIER FATS

1.MONOUNSATURATED - Olive oil- Canola oil- Peanut oil- Groundnut oil- Nuts - Avocados

2.POLYUNSATURATED - Safflower oil- Sunflower oil - Soya bean & Corn oil - Walnuts - Soymilk - Sunflower, Sesame,

Pumpkin seeds

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Dietary Fats - Sources

3. OMEGA 3 FATS :-- Flax seeds and oils- Sunflower seeds- Sesame seeds- Soya beans- Fatty fish – salmon- Walnuts- Tofu- Canola oil

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Dietary Fats - SourcesHARMFUL FATS

1.SATURATED FATS

- Red Meat - Coconut and Palm oil - Whole fat dairy

products - Lard, Pizza, Ice creams - Chicken with skin

2.TRANS FATS :- - Baked foods- Fried foods (French

fries)- Snack foods(Chips)

- Vegetable shortening

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Dietary Fats – Benefits Lowers blood cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL levels

Increases HDL (good cholesterol)

Lowers high Blood Pressure

Lowers risk of Heart Diseases

Lowers risk of type 2 DM

Increases Insulin sensitivity

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Dietary Fats – Risks Obesity

Dyslipidemia

Atherosclerosis

Hypertension

Diabetes & Complications

Coronary Artery Disease

Stroke

Arthritis

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Choosing Healthy Fats - Guidelines Eat omega 3 fats everyday

Snack on fruit, nuts and seeds

Try to eliminate trans fats from your diet

Limit your intake of Saturated Fats

Opt for a diet that’s rich in whole grains, fruits and vegetables

Eat less red meat. Replace with fish & chicken

Do not eat fast food or limit to once a month

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Choosing Healthy Fats - Guidelines Be a trans fat detective. Check the labels for

partially hydrogenated oil on packaged food items.

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Low Fat Cooking Tricks Prefer vegetable oils for cooking like olive or canola oil

Cook in low fat ways – Roast, boil, grill, microwave, steam instead of frying

Enjoy salad dressings low in fat

Prepare tomato-based sauces for pasta instead of cream-based sauces.

Use non stick pans or cooking sprays

Use 500ml oil / person / month (3-4 teaspoonful per day)

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Remember this………

“While it is nearly impossible to remove fat completely from the diet and it would also be unhealthy to do

so.”

“Don’t go no fat, go good fat.”

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