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Diet of whole foods and low in fat?

Lately I've been reading a lot about eating whole foods. I have read "Real Food" "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration" and like reading articles on the website Weston A. Price. I'm thinking of entering holistic nutrition, but would like to know more about what is best: whole foods or a diet low in fat? So far I'm leaning toward food, because everything is more sense to me, but the government and the latest diet books extolling the benefits of diets low in fat (eg, low in animal products and vegetable-rich.) It is very difficult to decide what to believe in such contradictory views. What you eat and why? It has helped to improve your health?

As food I'm assuming integral means the right natural food / real? So you have to consider these both in their diet, but if you're eating "everything / Real "foods, these foods are low in fat! Therefore, I would say real / whole foods. When you think about being healthy, what comes to mind? (Food wise). What comes to mind is a salad filled with a variety of vegetables and lean protein (grilled chicken). What say you should eat? I mean real food that you eat do is the best way forward. all these low-fat foods are all processed and is not what you want. You do not you have all these payment extensions that are not healthy for you. Start eating real food, make your diet full of real fruits and vegetables (which have to wash and cut, etc), good carbs (whole wheat, not white / refined carbohydrates that only through digestion instead of sugar as the fat), protein good (good lean meats, beans / peas / vegetables), and of course good **. Calciums Lots of water too. Start cooking your own meals instead of cook frozen have no idea what's in the food and we can not trust companies. Start cooking and eating real food! You'll notice a difference immediately! This is what I do, eat a balanced diet that I have listed before. With limited processed and fast foods. Even make your own popcorn corn (which is just as easy!) instead of microwave, what makes the difference! My health improved so much:) is also every day makes a huge difference!

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