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Can What You Ate Last Night Power Your Morning Workout?
Dinner plays a crucial role in morning workout performance by replenishing glycogen stores and supporting overnight muscle recovery.
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Thinking Of Giving Goat Milk To Your Baby? Read This First
Goat milk may be a nutritious food for older children and adults, but it is not a safe or complete source of nutrition for newborns.
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NITI Aayog And UNICEF Join Hands: What The New Health Pact Means For India
NITI Aayog and UNICEF India partner to enhance maternal and child nutrition in Aspirational Districts through policy support and technical expertise.
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Mom-To-Be Karishma Tanna Asks If Papaya Is Safe During Pregnancy, Nutritionist Busts Common Myth
Papaya has long acquired the status of a villain among pregnant women. However, there is no truth to these rumours. The nutritionist told Karishma Tanna how papaya during pregnancy can help with bowel movements
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Struggling To Lift Heavy During Workout? These 7 Diet Tips Can Help
Protein intake of one point six to two point two grams per kilogram daily supports muscle repair and growth after resistance training.
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Why Skinny Women With Visible Abs Often Miss Their Periods, Nutritionist Explains
The nutritionist explained why women with very low body fat and visible abs may experience missed periods, and how hormonal balance can be restored
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Pooja Makhija Shares Her Holiday Travel Diet: "Nutrition Is About Balance"
She says that while holidays are meant to be enjoyed, health should remain a priority.
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These Popular Snacks Look Similar But Their Calories Don’t
Since snacks are usually eaten without being weighed, it is easy to lose track of portion sizes.
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Brittle Nails, Greying Hair: Dietician Reveals 3 Subtle Signs Your Body Lacks Nutrients
Premature greying hair can be a sign of B12, iron, folate or copper deficiency, as per dietician Nmami Agarwal.
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Breastfeeding vs Formula Feeding: Why Experts Say Breast Milk Gives Babies The Best Start In Life
World Health Organization and Indian Academy of Pediatrics advise exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life as far as possible. Breast milk is specifically formulated to provide the infant with the nutrition he or she needs.
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One Cup Of Green Peas Can Transform Your Rice Into A Fibre-Packed Meal, Says Expert
According to the nutritionist, adding just one cup of green peas to rice can help you get 10 grams of fibre and 8.6 grams of protein in a single meal.
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Yoga Day: What Should You Eat Before A Yoga Class To Feel Light Yet Energised?
What you eat and when you eat it matters because yoga involves twists, bends, balances, and even inversions that put pressure on your stomach.
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Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
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Nutritionist Explains Why Adding Jamun To Your Diet Can Help Lower Blood Sugar, Inflammation
Jamun is naturally packed with fibre, antioxidants, and plant compounds that can support digestion and help keep blood sugar levels more stable.
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Nutritionist Says This Gluten-Free Grain Can Support Your Gut And Hormonal Health
Incorporating buckwheat into regular meals may support digestive health, help manage blood sugar levels and reduce inflammation.
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Can What You Ate Last Night Power Your Morning Workout?
Dinner plays a crucial role in morning workout performance by replenishing glycogen stores and supporting overnight muscle recovery.
-
Thinking Of Giving Goat Milk To Your Baby? Read This First
Goat milk may be a nutritious food for older children and adults, but it is not a safe or complete source of nutrition for newborns.
-
NITI Aayog And UNICEF Join Hands: What The New Health Pact Means For India
NITI Aayog and UNICEF India partner to enhance maternal and child nutrition in Aspirational Districts through policy support and technical expertise.
-
Mom-To-Be Karishma Tanna Asks If Papaya Is Safe During Pregnancy, Nutritionist Busts Common Myth
Papaya has long acquired the status of a villain among pregnant women. However, there is no truth to these rumours. The nutritionist told Karishma Tanna how papaya during pregnancy can help with bowel movements
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Struggling To Lift Heavy During Workout? These 7 Diet Tips Can Help
Protein intake of one point six to two point two grams per kilogram daily supports muscle repair and growth after resistance training.
-
Why Skinny Women With Visible Abs Often Miss Their Periods, Nutritionist Explains
The nutritionist explained why women with very low body fat and visible abs may experience missed periods, and how hormonal balance can be restored
-
Pooja Makhija Shares Her Holiday Travel Diet: "Nutrition Is About Balance"
She says that while holidays are meant to be enjoyed, health should remain a priority.
-
These Popular Snacks Look Similar But Their Calories Don’t
Since snacks are usually eaten without being weighed, it is easy to lose track of portion sizes.
-
Brittle Nails, Greying Hair: Dietician Reveals 3 Subtle Signs Your Body Lacks Nutrients
Premature greying hair can be a sign of B12, iron, folate or copper deficiency, as per dietician Nmami Agarwal.
-
Breastfeeding vs Formula Feeding: Why Experts Say Breast Milk Gives Babies The Best Start In Life
World Health Organization and Indian Academy of Pediatrics advise exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life as far as possible. Breast milk is specifically formulated to provide the infant with the nutrition he or she needs.
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One Cup Of Green Peas Can Transform Your Rice Into A Fibre-Packed Meal, Says Expert
According to the nutritionist, adding just one cup of green peas to rice can help you get 10 grams of fibre and 8.6 grams of protein in a single meal.
-
Yoga Day: What Should You Eat Before A Yoga Class To Feel Light Yet Energised?
What you eat and when you eat it matters because yoga involves twists, bends, balances, and even inversions that put pressure on your stomach.
-
Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
-
Nutritionist Explains Why Adding Jamun To Your Diet Can Help Lower Blood Sugar, Inflammation
Jamun is naturally packed with fibre, antioxidants, and plant compounds that can support digestion and help keep blood sugar levels more stable.
-
Nutritionist Says This Gluten-Free Grain Can Support Your Gut And Hormonal Health
Incorporating buckwheat into regular meals may support digestive health, help manage blood sugar levels and reduce inflammation.
