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When reducing fat, should the diet control the intake of fat or carbohydrates?
During fat reduction, the diet should control the intake of carbon or fat, and the intake of fat should be controlled. Now that living conditions are good, many people attach great importance to their figure. Nowadays, thinness is the beauty, thinking that it will become more beautiful after being thin, so they achieve the effect of losing weight through various methods. Before you lose weight, you should first look at your daily intake and consumption. If the intake is less than or equal to the daily consumption, you can achieve the effect of losing weight, which is unnecessary. Simply controlling a nutrient is also completely harmful to our health. Every substance is good for our health. Fat, although we don't want to grow on ourselves, can protect our internal organs when our bodies collide. Sometimes, fat will play a buffering role and protect our internal organs. Like the spaghetti we often eat, the things made from these spaghetti are actually refined carbohydrates. For us, it is delicious, and the rest is useless. If it contains sugar, these sugars may also cause us to accumulate fat. If we eat too much, we may get diabetes. We can take some coarse grains that have not been finely processed as the staple food. Some better ways to lose weight are, on the one hand, by controlling diet, eating less fried greasy food and puffed food, because these foods are very high in calories and will only make us more fat. Then there is exercise. We should exercise properly. Exercise can speed up the metabolism in our body and expel excess toxins from our body. The above is Bian Xiao's opinion. You can try to lose weight rationally, don't go on a diet, and don't take all kinds of diet pills. They are harmful to our health. Eat more or less to ensure that every element of the body can be supplemented.