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Saturday, 8 June 2013

Fat and Our Health

Pure ghee, butter, vegetable ghee, rapeseed oil, groundnut oil are all called fat in general. One gram fat generates one-calorie energy in the body. It has the knack to increase the taste of any food item. Not only that the absorption of vitamin A, D,E and K in the intestines takes place when the absorption of fat is reduced. Inside the body the fat protects the heart, kidneys and intestines. The fat beneath the skin gives warmth to the body.
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