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Had A High-Calorie Meal? Stop That Guilt! Here Are 6 Ways To Recover
- Tuesday December 3, 2024
- Written by Vaishali Kapila, Edited by Neha Grover
Recently, nutritionist Ridhima Batra took to her Instagram to share six ways you can recover after eating a high-calorie meal.
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High-Calorie Food In Winters: Why To Avoid It And Expert-Suggested Alternatives
- Tuesday January 5, 2021
- Aditi Ahuja
Winter diet: While the urge to binge on high calorie food is at an all-time high in winters, here's why it may not be such a good idea after all.
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Other Than Junk Food, This Is Perhaps What's Making Your Child Obese
- Thursday October 31, 2019
- Edited by Deeksha Sarin
While consumption of junk and high-calorie foods is undoubtedly a leading cause of obesity, a recent study, published in the journal Obesity Reviews, has shed light on another reason that may be a key factor behind obesity in children.
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food.ndtv.com
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Post Meal ‘Food Coma’ May Be Linked To Formation Of Long-Term Memories
- Saturday October 12, 2019
- Edited by Neha Grover
Some scientists have discovered that the period of food coma may be responsible in formation and storage of long-term memories. Food coma makes us slip into a temporary mode of sub-consciousness that feels like drowsiness, and that promotes our memory power.
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food.ndtv.com
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Diwali 2018: Simple And Quick Shortcuts To Cut Sugar During Festive Season
- Wednesday November 7, 2018
- Health | IANS
Diwali 2018: An essential part of Diwali celebrations is Diwali sweets, nuts, matthri, chakli etc. Read below to know some quick and simple shortcuts to cut down sugar and calorie intake during Diwali festivities.
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www.ndtv.com/health
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Your Brain Tricks You Into Eating Fatty Food
- Friday October 24, 2014
- NDTV Cooks
A recent study established that our brain activity may be related to food cravings. According to health experts, a certain area in brain - dorsolateral prefrontal cortex - is responsible for triggering food cravings. The study also suggested that...
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food.ndtv.com
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Had A High-Calorie Meal? Stop That Guilt! Here Are 6 Ways To Recover
- Tuesday December 3, 2024
- Written by Vaishali Kapila, Edited by Neha Grover
Recently, nutritionist Ridhima Batra took to her Instagram to share six ways you can recover after eating a high-calorie meal.
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food.ndtv.com
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High-Calorie Food In Winters: Why To Avoid It And Expert-Suggested Alternatives
- Tuesday January 5, 2021
- Aditi Ahuja
Winter diet: While the urge to binge on high calorie food is at an all-time high in winters, here's why it may not be such a good idea after all.
-
food.ndtv.com
-
Other Than Junk Food, This Is Perhaps What's Making Your Child Obese
- Thursday October 31, 2019
- Edited by Deeksha Sarin
While consumption of junk and high-calorie foods is undoubtedly a leading cause of obesity, a recent study, published in the journal Obesity Reviews, has shed light on another reason that may be a key factor behind obesity in children.
-
food.ndtv.com
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Post Meal ‘Food Coma’ May Be Linked To Formation Of Long-Term Memories
- Saturday October 12, 2019
- Edited by Neha Grover
Some scientists have discovered that the period of food coma may be responsible in formation and storage of long-term memories. Food coma makes us slip into a temporary mode of sub-consciousness that feels like drowsiness, and that promotes our memory power.
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food.ndtv.com
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Diwali 2018: Simple And Quick Shortcuts To Cut Sugar During Festive Season
- Wednesday November 7, 2018
- Health | IANS
Diwali 2018: An essential part of Diwali celebrations is Diwali sweets, nuts, matthri, chakli etc. Read below to know some quick and simple shortcuts to cut down sugar and calorie intake during Diwali festivities.
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www.ndtv.com/health
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Your Brain Tricks You Into Eating Fatty Food
- Friday October 24, 2014
- NDTV Cooks
A recent study established that our brain activity may be related to food cravings. According to health experts, a certain area in brain - dorsolateral prefrontal cortex - is responsible for triggering food cravings. The study also suggested that...
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food.ndtv.com