A study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that typical full-service restaurant meals have more calories, sodium and cholesterol than fast food.
Whether you eat in a restaurant or a fast-food outlet, you'll get more sodium, cholesterol and calories than if you ate at home.
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