According to the September 2006 issue of Men’s Health magazine, researchers at UCLA discovered that small dietary modifications can make a big difference with regards to weight loss, which we all know contributes to overall health.
“In the study, normal-weight people reported eating, on average, two servings of fruit and 12 grams of fiber a day; those who were overweight had just one serving and 9 grams.
Credit that extra 3 grams of fiber – the amount in one apple or orange – as the difference maker.
Fiber slows digestion and enhances satiety, says study author Beth Gillham, Ph.D., R.D.”
