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Nordic Walking Technique Burns More Calories Than Regular Walking, Engages 90% Muscles; How To Get Started
Nordic walking originated in Finland as off-season training for cross country skiers.
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How Many Steps Should You Walk Daily For Weight Loss?
When combined with a balanced diet, consistent walking can lead to a sustainable weight loss journey.
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Dubai Woman Shares How She Lost 12 Kg In 6 Months
The Dubai woman not only walked 10,000 steps every day, but she also practised pilates, cut out alcohol, and ate calorie-deficit meals
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Nutritionist Explains How Spicy Foods Boost Metabolism And Support Fat Burning
According to nutritionist Nmami Agarwal, the heat from chillies causes the body to burn calories to produce heat, which is more than just a sensory experience.
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AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Explains Why Some People Gain Weight Easily Despite Eating Less
Weight gain is not just about food. It is about muscle, hormones, sleep, stress and how your body burns energy every day
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Can Crunches Really Help Target Belly Fat? Follow These Tips To Reduce Waist Size
Crunches strengthen abs but don't burn belly fat overall diet, cardio, and strength training do.
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7 Nighttime Foods That Support Fat Burning And Enhance Metabolism While You Sleep
Certain foods and drinks when consumed before bed can support metabolism, digestion, and fat utilisation overnight. This happens due to protein preservation, thermogenesis, gut health, and blood sugar control.
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Running Vs Jumping Rope: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss?
Both running and skipping rope can be effective for weight loss, but the choice may depend on personal preference, current fitness level, and availability of space and equipment.
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Why Belly Fat Increases After 30, AIIMS Doctor Explains
According to the expert, "When muscle mass drops, glucose stays in the blood longer and is more likely stored as abdominal fat"
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AIIMS-Trained Gut Doctor Explains Why Some People Gain Weight Even When They Eat 'Very Little'
Dr Saurabh Sethi a gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, Harvard and Stanford University, breaks down why some people gain weight even when they eat very little, while others do not
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Nordic Walking Technique Burns More Calories Than Regular Walking, Engages 90% Muscles; How To Get Started
Nordic walking originated in Finland as off-season training for cross country skiers.
-
How Many Steps Should You Walk Daily For Weight Loss?
When combined with a balanced diet, consistent walking can lead to a sustainable weight loss journey.
-
Dubai Woman Shares How She Lost 12 Kg In 6 Months
The Dubai woman not only walked 10,000 steps every day, but she also practised pilates, cut out alcohol, and ate calorie-deficit meals
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Nutritionist Explains How Spicy Foods Boost Metabolism And Support Fat Burning
According to nutritionist Nmami Agarwal, the heat from chillies causes the body to burn calories to produce heat, which is more than just a sensory experience.
-
AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Explains Why Some People Gain Weight Easily Despite Eating Less
Weight gain is not just about food. It is about muscle, hormones, sleep, stress and how your body burns energy every day
-
Can Crunches Really Help Target Belly Fat? Follow These Tips To Reduce Waist Size
Crunches strengthen abs but don't burn belly fat overall diet, cardio, and strength training do.
-
7 Nighttime Foods That Support Fat Burning And Enhance Metabolism While You Sleep
Certain foods and drinks when consumed before bed can support metabolism, digestion, and fat utilisation overnight. This happens due to protein preservation, thermogenesis, gut health, and blood sugar control.
-
Running Vs Jumping Rope: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss?
Both running and skipping rope can be effective for weight loss, but the choice may depend on personal preference, current fitness level, and availability of space and equipment.
-
Why Belly Fat Increases After 30, AIIMS Doctor Explains
According to the expert, "When muscle mass drops, glucose stays in the blood longer and is more likely stored as abdominal fat"
-
AIIMS-Trained Gut Doctor Explains Why Some People Gain Weight Even When They Eat 'Very Little'
Dr Saurabh Sethi a gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, Harvard and Stanford University, breaks down why some people gain weight even when they eat very little, while others do not
