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Stay Away From these Seven Foods
How many times have you said this: "OK, I know this is bad but it can’t be that bad, I’ll just have one!" Hah, think again. You should never feed your yourself (or your family) these foods!
1. Cheeseburger with Fries. Saturated fat in cheeseburgers have been linked to heart attacks, some cancers and strokes. Not only that, fast-food portions are enormous. They are almost double the calories in each portion compared to 20 years ago. The average fast-food cheeseburger had approximately 300 calories 20 years ago. Today’s Burger King Whopper with cheese has 738 calories. To burn the additional 438 calories, you’d have to go to a gym for a fast walk on a treadmill for 40 minutes. In 1985, a medium French fry had 2.4 ounces and 240 calories,. A medium French fry today is 6.9 ounces and 610 calories. A fast-food meal of cheeseburger with fries is full of saturated fat, refined carbohydrates, cholesterol, trans fat and sodium. Don’t kid yourself, French fries are not vegetables.
2. Fried Chicken and Chicken Nuggets. Foods that are cooked in highly heated oils also known as partially hydrogenated oils have been known to cause weight gain, cancer and other serious health risks. One fried chicken breast from Kentucky Fried Chicken has around 360 calories and 21 grams of fat. That is more than half the average recommended fat intake per day. Therefore, if you don’t want to super size yourself, it’s best to stay away from fried foods.
3. Donuts. It’s difficult to say NO to the fresh baked aroma of a Dunkin Donuts donut. This is why you should never step foot into the store. These treats are fried, loaded with sugar, trans-fat and made with white, refined flour. An average 3.5 ounce sugar donut contains about 400 calories. Most of the calories come from refined sugar. This contributes to blood sugar swings. The other calories come from fat. Therefore, these confectionery treats may satisfy your craving but it will not appease your hunger and detrimental to weight loss.
4. Packaged Lunches. These convenient, children-marketed lunches are brimming with sodium and saturated fat. They contain processed meats, cheeses, refined flour crackers and sugary treats. Two-thirds of the calories from Lunchables are fat and sugar. They do not have any fruits nor vegetables. Not only are they nutritionally unbalanced, they are expensive. Make a sandwich with whole grain bread, add an apple or orange and save dollars as well as your child’s health.
5. Sugary Cereal. These cereals are as “healthy” as a dessert. Look out for dyed (artificial coloring), puffed, and sweetened. Most kids’ cereals are highly processed that they no longer appear like the grains from which they were originally made of. Oatmeal is a healthy alternative. However, beware of the instant pre-sweetened varieties that are loaded with sugar. When the first ingredient on the box is sugar, that tells you that most of the calories come from sugar. There are no fruits in Froot Loops. Unsweetened original Cheerios or Rice Krispies are okay, and you can sweeten them by adding strawberries or blueberries.
6. Processed Meats. Most hot dogs, jerky, sausage, , bacon, some lunch meats and meats used in canned soup products contain sodium nitrite as a preservative. At the University of Hawaii, a recent study found that sodium nitrite can act as “a precursor to highly carcinogenic nitrosamines -- potent cancer-causing chemicals that accelerate the formation and growth of cancer cells throughout the body.” Get rid of these meats from your diet before they get rid of you!
7. Canned Soup. Regarded as healthy food, many soups can be very deceiving. Some of these soups have elevated levels of sodium, trans fats and preservatives. A one-cup serving can have almost 1,000 milligrams of salt! Cream-based soups such as clam chowder or cream of potato can be high in calories and fat. Ignore the health claims, and read the ingredients as well as the serving size. Remember to multiply the calories by the number of serving sizes. For example, 150 calories times 2.5 serving sizes is 375 calories per can. Hydrogenated fat or hydrogenated vegetable oil is another term for trans fat. If you like your soup with bread, the first ingredient should be whole grain. If it just indicates ‘wheat bread,’ that doesn’t mean whole wheat.
About the Author
Grace Soong is the owner of Xtreme Fitness in Rochester, NY, since 2006. Grace has been in the fitness industry for over 10 years. As a certified personal trainer, she has successfully trained numerous clients in reaching their weight & fitness goals. You can contact Grace at 585-227-4480.