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Eating Too Much Fruit Can Be Bad For You: Diabetes, Weight Gain And Other Potential Side Effects
Fruits are an excellent source of fibre, which helps maintain digestive health, regulate blood sugar levels, and may aid in weight management.
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Can Healthy Carbs Make You Gain Weight? Experts Explain The Science
If you are piling on "healthy" carbs every time hunger strikes, then you may want to pause and check how they are really affecting your body and possibly causing weight gain.
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Excess Sugar Intake Increases Risk Of Death Irrespective Of Your Weight: Study
A new research in fruit flies indicates that high consumption of sugar may kill you irrespective of your body weight, and that the risk of early death is unrelated to metabolic problems.
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These 6 Foods Are All You Need To Improve Your Eyesight: Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal
From mental and physical tension to overeating, malnutrition, intake of excessive sugar, meat, protein or fat, can all result in poor vision. Here are 6 foods that can improve your eyesight.
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Does Your Child Have A Sweet Tooth? 5 Simple Tips For Reducing Sugar Intake Of Children
Encourage your child to consume foods from all food groups protein (milk, meat, poultry and cottage cheese), vitamins and minerals ( dark, green leafy vegetables, fresh fruits).
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Do You Know How Much Salt You Should Consume In A Day? This Much!
While many of us are fond of eating masaledar aka salty foods, it might not be so good for our health. According to the WHO, daily intake of salt should not be more than 5 gms.
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How To Improve Protein Absorption In The Body? Health Coach Luke Coutinho Has The Answer
Protein absorption or effectiveness of protein intake in the body is dependent on the effectiveness of your digestive system. Read below to know tips for improving protein absorption by health coach Luke Coutinho.
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Do Doctors Know Much About Food And Nutrition? Probably Not!
Doctor's guidance on nutrition may not be a reliable source. According to experts, most physicians may recognise that diet is influential in health, but they don't learn enough about nutrition in medical school or the training programs.
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Eating Too Much Fruit Can Be Bad For You: Diabetes, Weight Gain And Other Potential Side Effects
Fruits are an excellent source of fibre, which helps maintain digestive health, regulate blood sugar levels, and may aid in weight management.
-
Can Healthy Carbs Make You Gain Weight? Experts Explain The Science
If you are piling on "healthy" carbs every time hunger strikes, then you may want to pause and check how they are really affecting your body and possibly causing weight gain.
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Excess Sugar Intake Increases Risk Of Death Irrespective Of Your Weight: Study
A new research in fruit flies indicates that high consumption of sugar may kill you irrespective of your body weight, and that the risk of early death is unrelated to metabolic problems.
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These 6 Foods Are All You Need To Improve Your Eyesight: Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal
From mental and physical tension to overeating, malnutrition, intake of excessive sugar, meat, protein or fat, can all result in poor vision. Here are 6 foods that can improve your eyesight.
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Does Your Child Have A Sweet Tooth? 5 Simple Tips For Reducing Sugar Intake Of Children
Encourage your child to consume foods from all food groups protein (milk, meat, poultry and cottage cheese), vitamins and minerals ( dark, green leafy vegetables, fresh fruits).
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Do You Know How Much Salt You Should Consume In A Day? This Much!
While many of us are fond of eating masaledar aka salty foods, it might not be so good for our health. According to the WHO, daily intake of salt should not be more than 5 gms.
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How To Improve Protein Absorption In The Body? Health Coach Luke Coutinho Has The Answer
Protein absorption or effectiveness of protein intake in the body is dependent on the effectiveness of your digestive system. Read below to know tips for improving protein absorption by health coach Luke Coutinho.
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Do Doctors Know Much About Food And Nutrition? Probably Not!
Doctor's guidance on nutrition may not be a reliable source. According to experts, most physicians may recognise that diet is influential in health, but they don't learn enough about nutrition in medical school or the training programs.
