Animal fat is a great source of Saturated Fat.
When you eat too much animal fat, the amount of saturated fat increases in the body, which in turn a high source of LDL (bad cholesterol).
When the cholesterol level increases in the body, it leads to Heart diseases as well as some types of cancers.
Eating too much fat, especially saturated fats and trans fats, can cause weight gain. It can also lead to plaque uild up in the arteries, which can lead to Heart disease, high blood pressure, and Diabetes.
This is a simple question that requires a complex answer. Saturated fats generally are not hazardous to health unless consumed with refined carbohydrates. Prior to the industrial revolution, people ate saturated fats in the context of baked goods, confections, or animal products.
Strangely enough, whereas animal sources of saturated fats are routinely demonized these days, warnings regarding manufactured foods made with omega-6 seed oils are rare. In the context of a diet rich in supportive nutrition, however, animal sources of saturated fat do not produce an artery clogging effect.
Another part of the equation is chain length the fatty acids. Short chain saturated fatty acids are not readily stored in fat cells. On the other hand, long chain saturated fatty acids are more readily taken up by and stored in fat cells.
While it may be possible to consume too much saturated fat, it's not likely to happen. The powers that be have proclaimed saturated fats a health hazard because about 60 years ago an overzealous scientist distorted data from some epidemiological studies in order to support his belief that higher serum cholesterol increased the risk for clogged arteries. The edible oils industry and vegetarian activists, for obvious reasons, have been promoting the idea ever since.
If a person eats too much saturated fat they are at risk for gaining weight. It can also clog their arteries over time.
too much.
too much saturated fat and sugar
you will become fat .........
"because it clogs up your arteries which carry blood around your body" On the contrary, it actually is not bad for you. Google: the truth about saturated fat.
you get FAT
Too much saturated fat increases the LDL (bad cholesterol) in your blood stream. This will cause plaque to build up in your arteries, making it difficult for blood to pass through. The end result is a heart attack.
Too many calories from any source will keep you from losing weight. And yeah, fat, whether it's saturated or not has a lot of calories.
Too much saturated fat can raise blood cholesterol, which can increase the risk of heart disease. You should therefore consume no more than your recommended daily intake.
You get fat and slow. Too much. Will make you fat! i dont know why you think im wierd god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You would be too fat to live!
Yes, butter is a form of saturated fat because it consists of mainly saturated fatty acids. Consuming too much saturated fat can increase cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease. It's recommended to consume saturated fats in moderation as part of a balanced diet.