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Sunaina Roshan Reveals Her High-Protein Mantra For Women Over 40 Losing Muscle Mass
Sunaina Roshan, in her recent Instagram post, shares how women after 40 can age gracefully by including protein in their diet.
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Fatty Liver In Women: Causes & Signs To Watch Out For
Early signs can be vague or nonexistent, but recognising symptoms and understanding the causes can help in catching and reversing the condition.
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PCOS May Also Lead to Fatty Liver: Here's How Diet Can Help Manage the Condition Better
Although PCOS has no exact cure till now, minor tweaks in lifestyle and diet can go long way in managing the ailment better and to offset most of its ill effects.
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Children of Obese Mothers May Have Higher Risk of Fatty Liver During Teens
According to a new study, published in the journal of Hepatology, children born to obese mothers are twice as likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) as adolescents.
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Breastfeeding Cuts Liver Disease In Next Generation: Study
Women who maintain a healthy body mass index and breastfeed their babies exclusively for at least six months can help reduce the risk of children developing liver disease.
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Sunaina Roshan Reveals Her High-Protein Mantra For Women Over 40 Losing Muscle Mass
Sunaina Roshan, in her recent Instagram post, shares how women after 40 can age gracefully by including protein in their diet.
-
Fatty Liver In Women: Causes & Signs To Watch Out For
Early signs can be vague or nonexistent, but recognising symptoms and understanding the causes can help in catching and reversing the condition.
-
PCOS May Also Lead to Fatty Liver: Here's How Diet Can Help Manage the Condition Better
Although PCOS has no exact cure till now, minor tweaks in lifestyle and diet can go long way in managing the ailment better and to offset most of its ill effects.
-
Children of Obese Mothers May Have Higher Risk of Fatty Liver During Teens
According to a new study, published in the journal of Hepatology, children born to obese mothers are twice as likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) as adolescents.
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Breastfeeding Cuts Liver Disease In Next Generation: Study
Women who maintain a healthy body mass index and breastfeed their babies exclusively for at least six months can help reduce the risk of children developing liver disease.
