Eating Healthy Fats - 4 Minutes with Bill - Episode 4

Eating Healthy Fats - 4 Minutes with Bill - Episode 4

Hi. Welcome to another episode of 4 Minutes with Bill.
 Today we’re going to talk about eating healthy fats as part
of your regular diet. We may go a little over 4 minutes today,
but I think it will be worth it.

About once a year I use MyFitnessPal to track my macronutrients,
that is the mix of carbohydrates, fats and protein in the food
and drink I consume. It always comes back pretty much the same, I
eat a fairly high amount of dietary fat, typically 50% of my
daily calories. Next is protein at about 30% and carbs at about
20%. Those carbs are mainly fruits and vegetables with some whole
grains, and I avoid processed/refined sugar like it’s
poison.

I don’t consider myself a low carb eater, and certainly not Keto.
I have a high ‘healthy fat’ diet with lean protein and mostly
non-processed carbs and virtually zero added sugar. I do drink
alcohol, but only distilled spirits - rarely with any sugary mix.
Eating this way allows me to keep my weight under control at all
times, even through the holidays. I eat when I’m hungry, and I
can do that because I keep my insulin levels under control. I
attribute that to my ‘high healthy fat’ diet and NO added
SUGAR.

So what are the healthy fats.  Let’s talk about what I
eat;

I regularly eat our homemade mayonnaise made with locally farmed
eggs and olive oil, typically 1-2 tablespoons a day mixed in my
meals as a dipping sauce or salad dressing.

I have a link to a video/recipe on how we make it, you’ll find it
in the comments section below, or you can Google Bill &
Staci’s paleo mayonnaise and you’ll find it.

Find the mayonnaise video recipe here Bill & Staci’s
Paleo Kitchen - Homemade Paleo Mayonnaise

I love avocados, they’re one of the fattiest fruits around. They
are mostly monounsaturated fat and they also contain a decent
amount of fiber and vitamins, particularly potassium.
Almonds and macadamia nuts are also regulars. Almonds are close
to my ideal macro ratio, 60 fat, 20 carb, 20 protein. They are
great for snacking, I’ll usually add a little added protein like
beef jerky or grilled chicken, which we always seem to have
around.
I cook primarily with coconut oil. I also put it in my coffee
every morning. Odd as it may sound, sometimes I eat it right off
a spoon. It’s a great source of energy. Your body can use it
almost as fast as sugar, but without any insulin level spike.
Recently I started intermittent fasting, or better labeled
’time-restricted eating”, where I go 12-14+ hours overnight
without eating. I don’t consider adding coconut oil to my coffee
to be breaking my type of fast, and it makes it much easier to go
a couple additional hours before my first meal.

Eggs, fatty fish like salmon, and a little cheese are also on my
list of favorites.
We’re careful to buy only locally farmed eggs and traceable
sourced salmon, usually from Whole Foods.





Find the mayonnaise video recipe here Bill & Staci’s
Paleo Kitchen - Homemade Paleo Mayonnaise


10 Super Healthy High Fat
Foods. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/10-super-healthy-high-fat-foods