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Paneer vs Soya Chunks: Which Has More Protein?
Paneer and soya chunks are both rich sources of protein. Here is what each of them can offer you, depending on their nutritional profiles.
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The Hidden Danger In Your Low-Fat Diet: Why Harvard Health Says Your Replacements Might Be Worse
A low-fat diet may have hidden dangers. Here is what Harvard Health says about low-fat replacements and what you need for a healthy diet.
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Bryan Johnson Shares His Views On The New Inverted Food Pyramid And How It Could Change Your Diet
Tech millionaire Bryan Johnson took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the newly released inverted food pyramid, a redesign of the country's official dietary guidance.
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Can Egg Yolk Increase Cholesterol? Cardiologist Busts Myth
While egg yolks were historically avoided due to high cholesterol, modern research shows that for the majority of the population, dietary cholesterol from eggs has a minimal impact on blood cholesterol levels.
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Cheese Vs Paneer: Which Is A Better Option For Diabetics?
Cheese and paneer are both beneficial for diabetics. But here is why their forms, varieties, and safe consumption matter.
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Why Eating A Bowl Of Vegetable Soup Before Meals Helps Reduce Weight And Belly Fat
Light and delicious, a bowl of vegetable soup can keep you nourished and help shed those extra kilos!
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Idli Or Paratha: Which Is Better For A Weight Loss-Friendly Breakfast
While idli is light and steamed, paratha is hearty and often cooked with oil or ghee, making the comparison even more interesting.
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Paratha vs Poha: Which Is The Healthier Breakfast Option? Let's Find Out
Whether you make them at home or order them via an online food delivery app, both paratha and poha can be a nutritious and delicious start to your day.
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What Happens If You Don't Eat Enough Fat? 5 Symptoms Of Fat Deficiency
Fats help maintain brain health, support cell growth and accelerate wound healing.
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Is Lean Red Meat Healthy For Your Gut And Heart?
Living Healthy: By selecting lean meat cuts, practicing healthy cooking methods, and maintaining a balanced diet, individuals can enjoy lean red meat as a beneficial component of their nutrition plan.
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Paneer vs Soya Chunks: Which Has More Protein?
Paneer and soya chunks are both rich sources of protein. Here is what each of them can offer you, depending on their nutritional profiles.
-
The Hidden Danger In Your Low-Fat Diet: Why Harvard Health Says Your Replacements Might Be Worse
A low-fat diet may have hidden dangers. Here is what Harvard Health says about low-fat replacements and what you need for a healthy diet.
-
Bryan Johnson Shares His Views On The New Inverted Food Pyramid And How It Could Change Your Diet
Tech millionaire Bryan Johnson took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the newly released inverted food pyramid, a redesign of the country's official dietary guidance.
-
Can Egg Yolk Increase Cholesterol? Cardiologist Busts Myth
While egg yolks were historically avoided due to high cholesterol, modern research shows that for the majority of the population, dietary cholesterol from eggs has a minimal impact on blood cholesterol levels.
-
Cheese Vs Paneer: Which Is A Better Option For Diabetics?
Cheese and paneer are both beneficial for diabetics. But here is why their forms, varieties, and safe consumption matter.
-
Why Eating A Bowl Of Vegetable Soup Before Meals Helps Reduce Weight And Belly Fat
Light and delicious, a bowl of vegetable soup can keep you nourished and help shed those extra kilos!
-
Idli Or Paratha: Which Is Better For A Weight Loss-Friendly Breakfast
While idli is light and steamed, paratha is hearty and often cooked with oil or ghee, making the comparison even more interesting.
-
Paratha vs Poha: Which Is The Healthier Breakfast Option? Let's Find Out
Whether you make them at home or order them via an online food delivery app, both paratha and poha can be a nutritious and delicious start to your day.
-
What Happens If You Don't Eat Enough Fat? 5 Symptoms Of Fat Deficiency
Fats help maintain brain health, support cell growth and accelerate wound healing.
-
Is Lean Red Meat Healthy For Your Gut And Heart?
Living Healthy: By selecting lean meat cuts, practicing healthy cooking methods, and maintaining a balanced diet, individuals can enjoy lean red meat as a beneficial component of their nutrition plan.
