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Banana vs Banana Milkshake: Which Is Better For Your Gut?
Bananas may be gentle on the stomach, yet experts note that what you combine them with can shift their effect on the gut.
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Does Grinding Or Blending Food Destroy Its Nutrients? An Expert Weighs In
By being mindful of what you blend and grind and making a few adjustments to your diet, you can minimise nutrient loss and enjoy the benefits of these food processing methods.
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The Best Way To Eat Your Food - Health Expert Reveals
The expert shares that this eating method is proven to promote satiety, reduce cravings and prevent overeating.
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5 Expert-Suggested Remedies To Improve Your Digestive Fire
To absorb nutrients and maintain your health, supporting your digestive fire is pretty important. Here's what to do when it is at its lowest.
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Eating Slowly Can Improve Your Gut Health, Says Expert
Karan Rajan, a doctor and author, has shared an insightful post on Instagram about the benefits of eating slowly
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Why Is Chewing Food Thoroughly So Important For Digestion?
By paying more attention to how we chew our food, we can not only prevent common digestive issues like acidity but also enhance our overall health and well-being.
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Ever Tried Making Your Own Chewing Gum? Here's How To Make It
Ever wondered how chewing gum is made? Read on to find out and learn how to make it at home yourself!
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Chew Your Food 32 Times: Fact Or Myth? Here's What Experts Say
Chewing, or mastication, helps break down the food into smaller particles, which further gets mixed with the saliva and passes to the stomach for further processing.
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How To Know If You Are Really Hungry Or Not? Expert Explains How To Listen To Your Body
Understanding whether you're truly hungry or not involves a delicate balance of physical cues, emotional states, and habitual behaviours.
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5 Surprising Food Habits That Are Making You Overeat ... And How To Change Them
Do you have a habit of eating too fast or watching your favourite show while having your meals? Here are 5 such habits that could be messing with your health and how you can fix them.
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Banana vs Banana Milkshake: Which Is Better For Your Gut?
Bananas may be gentle on the stomach, yet experts note that what you combine them with can shift their effect on the gut.
-
Does Grinding Or Blending Food Destroy Its Nutrients? An Expert Weighs In
By being mindful of what you blend and grind and making a few adjustments to your diet, you can minimise nutrient loss and enjoy the benefits of these food processing methods.
-
The Best Way To Eat Your Food - Health Expert Reveals
The expert shares that this eating method is proven to promote satiety, reduce cravings and prevent overeating.
-
5 Expert-Suggested Remedies To Improve Your Digestive Fire
To absorb nutrients and maintain your health, supporting your digestive fire is pretty important. Here's what to do when it is at its lowest.
-
Eating Slowly Can Improve Your Gut Health, Says Expert
Karan Rajan, a doctor and author, has shared an insightful post on Instagram about the benefits of eating slowly
-
Why Is Chewing Food Thoroughly So Important For Digestion?
By paying more attention to how we chew our food, we can not only prevent common digestive issues like acidity but also enhance our overall health and well-being.
-
Ever Tried Making Your Own Chewing Gum? Here's How To Make It
Ever wondered how chewing gum is made? Read on to find out and learn how to make it at home yourself!
-
Chew Your Food 32 Times: Fact Or Myth? Here's What Experts Say
Chewing, or mastication, helps break down the food into smaller particles, which further gets mixed with the saliva and passes to the stomach for further processing.
-
How To Know If You Are Really Hungry Or Not? Expert Explains How To Listen To Your Body
Understanding whether you're truly hungry or not involves a delicate balance of physical cues, emotional states, and habitual behaviours.
-
5 Surprising Food Habits That Are Making You Overeat ... And How To Change Them
Do you have a habit of eating too fast or watching your favourite show while having your meals? Here are 5 such habits that could be messing with your health and how you can fix them.
