For many, especially for those who have begun to sense the first rays of sun just around the corner, it's time to diet and trying to catch up to wear body during the summer. They come, as every year, the flood of miracle products, fad diets , high doses of exercise and all sorts of tricks that allow us to approach in a short time (and if possible with little effort) to the much coveted body 10.
If you're thinking about dieting, it is important that you consider some of the most widespread false beliefs as far as food is concerned.
ABC has consulted a nutritionist about the most common myths in our food routine and found that many of the ways we try to avoid when lack of care our figure actually groundless:
1 broiler pan: Not true. How many times have you heard that from "I do not eat bread because fat"? So forget. Nutritionist Gretel Cabrera, head of the Food and Nutrition Confederation of Consumers and Users (CECU) says that "although when people go on a diet the first thing it does is remove the pan, this practice does not make much sense”. http://shalomplace.org/eve/forums?a=tpc&s=577106381&f=10210765&m=8494037838&r=8494037838#8494037838
According to the expert, "logically bread has a caloric intake, as is construed cereal, but what is really fattening sauce in which the dip. “As he explains, the bread is not fattening, but the fact that having it on the table will increase the chances of succumbing to this rich sauce that accompanies our flat and end up getting fat yes.
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