It is common knowledge that obesity levels in America have been recorded at record levels, almost reaching the point of an epidemic. However, in the wake of numerous federal guidelines that promote a low fat diet, one must beg the question -- is it possible that the government direction of dietary guidelines has somehow caused these unintended consequences, or is it just a coincidence?
Low-Fat Diet Recommended By Federal Government May Have Unintended Consequences
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