Your question should ask what are the correct types of fat to include in your diet. Healthy dietary fats would be monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. These are found in olive oil, sunflower, corn and peanut oil. Less than 20% of your calories should come from fat.
The highest percentage of your diet should be carbohydrates.
The typical body fat percentage for average men population in the us is from 6% to 13% and the typical body fat percentage for the average women population in the US is from 14% to 20% .
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"The % Daily Value is the percentage of a nutrient that one serving of the product contributes toward the daily recommended amount." This is based on a 2,000 calories per day diet. For example a food label may say 12g of fat = 18% daily value. This means that 12 grams of fat is 18% of the total 65 grams of fat recommended per day You can use the percentage to decide if there is a low or high amount of that particular nutrient in one serving of the product. Low = 5% or less High = 20% or more
The highest percentage of your diet should be carbohydrates.
I can't give you a specific number. The American Heart Association recommends no more than 7% of calories should come from saturated fat, so I'd guesstimate around 13-23% of your calories should be from unsaturated fat. It depends on the total percentage of fat in your diet.
At least 20% of your diet should consist of fats.
A low carb, high fat diet (LCHF) is a diet based on a high intake of fat and a low intake of carbohydrates.Common foods are:ButterCreamCheeseOilNutsBroccoliCauliflowerRed meatFishChickenHigh fat yogurtBaconCreme fraicheMayonnaiseEggs
So that they don't get fat.
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They don't. Any athlete needs a large amount of protein, carbohydrates and vitamins and minerals, but fat is definitely something that should be taken in low amounts.
It shouldn't be limited; just cut out trans fat.
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should show a low body fat percentage