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swpotter12

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Discuss ways in which eating a completely vegetable, fruit, and grain-based diet might have negative consequences for your health.

Question 2

What is the name of the condition that is caused by eating excessive amounts of rich foods, sweet foods, or red-colored foods?
 a. low blood
 b. red blood
 c. bad blood
 d. thin blood
  e. high blood



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Answer to Question 1

Choosing vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and legumes helps lower the saturated fat, cholesterol, and total fat content of the diet. Most vegetables and fruits naturally contain little or no fat; avocados and olives are exceptions, but most of their fat is unsaturated, which is not harmful to heart health. Most grains contain only small amounts of fat. Some refined grain products such as fried taco shells, croissants, and biscuits are high in saturated fat, so consumers need to read food labels. Similarly, many people add butter, margarine, or cheese sauce to grains and vegetables, which raises their saturated and trans fat contents. Because fruits are often eaten without added fat, a diet that includes several servings of fruit daily can help a person meet the dietary recommendations for fat.

Answer to Question 2

e



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