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- How to keep an energy balance
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- Fat is not inherently bad; in fact we need a certain amount for our
bodies to run smoothly
- Excessive fat, however, is bad;
compounds some conditions and creates others
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- Cute, cuddly glob of fat
- Used as a personal visual representation and reminder of how to balance
the calories you take in with those you burn
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- Represent a glob of fat that can either be added to or lost from your
body
- Are cute and fun to have around
- Serve as a reminder to keep yourself in balance
- Are personal expressions of your own creativity and imagination
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- It takes 3500 C to make 1 lb. of Fat
- 1 lb. is equivalent to 453.6 g
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- Before we can figure out what it means we need to know its mass.
- Find mass three times and average; record your data
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- How many calories does your Fat-Minder represent?
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- So if I ate 3500 C in one day
but only burned 3000 C, I would have 500 excess calories and add 4.3
Fat-Minders, or .14 lb, to my fat mass!
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- If I kept up the same pattern
every day for a month I would add 129 Fat-Minders or the equivalent of 4.3
lbs of fat!
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- If I kept up the same pattern
for an entire year I would add 1,569.5 Fat-Minders or the equivlent of 52
lbs of fat!!
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- How can I keep this from happening?
- BE ACTIVE!
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- How long do you have to exercise to lose 1 Fat-Minder?
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- Choose 5 activities and calculate the time needed to lose 1 Fat-Minder
- TIP: If you prefer to use minutes
just multiply your answer by 60.
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- How close is your Fat-Minder to real fat?
- Density of fat is about .9 g/mL (muscle is about 1.06 g/mL)
- Measure the volume and calculate the density of your Fat-Minder as you
did with Denso-Man
- Record on your chart
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- How much food does your Fat-Minder represent?
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- Choose 5 of your favorite foods and calculate how much of each one you
can eat before you add a Fat-Minder to your body mass
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- ¼ is so small; maybe I should just eat it all!
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- http://www.treelight.com/health/nutrition/FatFacts.html
- http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/indepth.food/explainers/fat.facts.html
- http://www.primusweb.com/fitnesspartner/library/nutrition/factfict1.htm
- http://tms.ecol.net/Fitness/fatfax.htm
- http://www.nfcr.org/Default.aspx?tabid=479
- http://www.thedietchannel.com/fatfacts.htm
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