- Dietary
fat is essential for your body to use oil soluble nutrients like vitamins
A, D, E, K. Without needed oil, vitamins pass through unabsorbed.
- Fat
is essential for cellular reproduction. We constantly replace cells, by
which we heal wounds and keep our organs healthy.
- Fat
keeps your skin healthy, hair shiny, and joints moving freely. Signs that
you’re not eating the right fats or not digesting those fats properly
include dry skin, dandruff, hair loss, joint problems and mouth sores.
- Cholesterol
produced by your liver from saturated fat, is the base from which
estrogen, cortisone and testosterone are made. A lack of cholesterol in
your diet can result in underproduction of these necessary hormones that
can have a cascade of effects on your health.
- Not only does fat convert to energy in your body, it increases your metabolism, which promotes weight loss. Because it boosts your metabolism, it helps your body burn fat more effectively. Coconut oil may triple your calorie burn; since it is a MCT (medium chain triglyceride), it is converted to energy so quickly that it creates a lot of heat. In a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, MCT's burn three times more calories for six hours after a meal than LCT's (long chain triglyceride).
In addition to coconut oil, the fat in avocado is highly nutritious. Avocados contain oleic acid, a fat that activates the part of the brain that makes you feel full. Butter from grass-fed cows, consumed in moderation, is a healthy saturated fat. Butter also contains a healthy fatty acid called butyrate which is an anti-inflammatory and has powerful protective effects on the digestive system.
If you do it right, eating fat does not make you fat!
If you do it right, eating fat does not make you fat!
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