QUOTE(Fireball9 @ Jun 5 2009, 10:42 PM)
Actually, both are truth. Eating fats will lead to increase accumulation of fats in the body. Direct effect. Yes, calories and carbs will also be converted into fat. So both are truth.
How? From my reading, all I've been reading about is how fat, is actually a .....what's the word...synergist! Okay, synergist to FAT LOSS.
Trans fat, is a fat I'd avoid. But monosaturated fat is one I'd take MORE of. I experiment with my own body, so I did a high protein and fat diet once (a long ass time ago) and noticed a decrease in fat levels and increase in muscle. It was quite interesting, because I could enjoy all the meat and fat (which I love) and still GAIN MUSCLE!
Of course, this was with a solid workout.
Jun 10 2009, 01:31 AM
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