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Want Better Gut Health? A Gastroenterologist Says Skip These 8 Foods
Dr Saurabh Sethi highlights eight highly processed foods and drinks that may quietly affect gut health, blood sugar balance and overall wellness when consumed regularly.
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Does Sugar Speed Up Skin Ageing? Dermatologists Explain
A high-sugar diet contributes to reduced firmness, uneven skin tone, increased breakouts, and the onset of fine lines
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Cooking Tomato-Based Curries With This Surprise Ingredient Is A Game Changer
A tiny amount of sugar can transform tomato-heavy curries by cutting sharpness, boosting flavour and improving their overall finish.
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Swiggy Launches New 'No Added Sugar' Section For Mindful Festive Feasting
The 'Naturally Sweetened' section features items made with natural ingredients such as dates, fruits, or purees, including dishes like Date & Nut Smoothie, Banana Pancakes, and Apple Cinnamon Oats.
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'Sugar-Free' And 'No Added Sugar' Are Not The Same. Know The Key Differences
Unsure about sugar labels? Let's break down the key differences to help you make an informed choice.
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How Much Sugar Should You Eat In A Day?
Here, we delve into the recommended limits and why moderating sugar consumption is essential for a balanced lifestyle.
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Sugar Not Sweet For Skin: 5 Side-Effects Of Sugar You Should Know
In this article, we will explore some warning signs that your skin displays when you consume excess sugar (specifically, added sugar). Read on.
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Watch: These Are 3 Of The Most Surprising Sources Of Added Sugar In Your Diet
High sugar content can be found in foods that we consume every day. These are some surprising sources of high added sugar which should be known.
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Thought Your Bowl of Breakfast Cereal was Healthy? Well, Think Again!
Most breakfast cereals are high in sugar and carbohydrates, and can lead to Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and even cancer in the long run.
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Added Sugars May Up Heart Disease Risk In Kids: Research
New York: Does your child choose drinks with added sugar such as soda, fruit-flavoured and sweetened energy drinks over fresh fruits and green vegetables? Be warned, as children between the age of two-to-18 consuming more than six teaspoons of added sugars a day may be at an increased risk of obesity and elevated blood pressure. If left unchecked, ...
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Added Sugar May Increase Heart Disease Risk In Kids: Study
Parents, take note! Children who eat food high in added sugars may develop risk factors for heart disease, such as an increased risk of obesity and elevated blood pressure, a new study has warned.
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Added sugars in diet threaten heart health
The added sugars found in prepared and processed foods are threatening people
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Want Better Gut Health? A Gastroenterologist Says Skip These 8 Foods
Dr Saurabh Sethi highlights eight highly processed foods and drinks that may quietly affect gut health, blood sugar balance and overall wellness when consumed regularly.
-
Does Sugar Speed Up Skin Ageing? Dermatologists Explain
A high-sugar diet contributes to reduced firmness, uneven skin tone, increased breakouts, and the onset of fine lines
-
Cooking Tomato-Based Curries With This Surprise Ingredient Is A Game Changer
A tiny amount of sugar can transform tomato-heavy curries by cutting sharpness, boosting flavour and improving their overall finish.
-
Swiggy Launches New 'No Added Sugar' Section For Mindful Festive Feasting
The 'Naturally Sweetened' section features items made with natural ingredients such as dates, fruits, or purees, including dishes like Date & Nut Smoothie, Banana Pancakes, and Apple Cinnamon Oats.
-
'Sugar-Free' And 'No Added Sugar' Are Not The Same. Know The Key Differences
Unsure about sugar labels? Let's break down the key differences to help you make an informed choice.
-
How Much Sugar Should You Eat In A Day?
Here, we delve into the recommended limits and why moderating sugar consumption is essential for a balanced lifestyle.
-
Sugar Not Sweet For Skin: 5 Side-Effects Of Sugar You Should Know
In this article, we will explore some warning signs that your skin displays when you consume excess sugar (specifically, added sugar). Read on.
-
Watch: These Are 3 Of The Most Surprising Sources Of Added Sugar In Your Diet
High sugar content can be found in foods that we consume every day. These are some surprising sources of high added sugar which should be known.
-
Thought Your Bowl of Breakfast Cereal was Healthy? Well, Think Again!
Most breakfast cereals are high in sugar and carbohydrates, and can lead to Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and even cancer in the long run.
-
Added Sugars May Up Heart Disease Risk In Kids: Research
New York: Does your child choose drinks with added sugar such as soda, fruit-flavoured and sweetened energy drinks over fresh fruits and green vegetables? Be warned, as children between the age of two-to-18 consuming more than six teaspoons of added sugars a day may be at an increased risk of obesity and elevated blood pressure. If left unchecked, ...
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Added Sugar May Increase Heart Disease Risk In Kids: Study
Parents, take note! Children who eat food high in added sugars may develop risk factors for heart disease, such as an increased risk of obesity and elevated blood pressure, a new study has warned.
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Added sugars in diet threaten heart health
The added sugars found in prepared and processed foods are threatening people
