Facts and Cases & Health Tips 24 May 2007 07:13 pm

Cheese fat

Cheese is good for you, but the fat is not. Thats the keypoint when you try to pick cheese for your family’s food or cookies. Well, statistics has proven that cheese contributes towards possibility of you getting heart attacks. The answer is simple, it is because cheese is the source of saturated fats, and saturated fats aint’ making any good to your body.

However, I know you probably can not live without cheese, so I want to address how to treat cheese in your daily routine habit. First you have to carefully pick good cheese. You may want to watch closely fat content in cheese products available on the supermarket. Make sure to choose as low as possible saturated fat contained in those cheese.

Second, you can zap cheese in the microwave and drain off grease from the cheese. Although this step is not so popular among those who want to avoid this bad fat, but still its worth trying.

So these are some nice tips to avoid bad fats:

- Everybody likes pizza, and so do I, but pizza contains a lot lot of saturated fats contained in cheese. So start to order pizza with half the regular amount of cheese. Don’t pick stuffed-cruff pizza unless you want to fill up your body with fats.

- Order burger without cheese, the cheese contained in McD burger for example adds an extra 5 grams of saturated fats, and wow thats a huge amount for single food.

- Like I say above, try to pick low fat or reduced fat cheese. There are bunch low fat cheese out there, you just have to pick one of those.

- Try not eating full fat cheese up to two ounces per week, limit it, don’t take too much cheese.

Limit eating saturated fats will greatly reduce the risk of getting heart disease which is the leading cause of death for men and women in America. So, don’t underestimate this, take into account fat conter for every cheese you would like to purchase. Choose low and reduced-fat cheese, do it whatever it takes for your own sake.

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