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Are Raw Vegetables And Fruits Safe During Monsoon? Why You Need To Be Extra Careful
While fruits and vegetables are packed with vitamins, minerals and fibre, eating them raw during the monsoon may not always be safe if they are not cleaned properly. The damp weather creates favourable conditions for bacteria, viruses and parasites to grow, increasing the risks of contamination.
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Oral Rehydration Solutions vs Sports Drinks: Which Is Better For Severe Heatwave Dehydration?
A severe heatwave can cause dehydration that needs to be addressed through rehydration solutions. Here are the differences between oral rehydration solutions and sports drinks, and the possible aspects that you need to consider to avoid dehydration.
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Food Regulator Orders Removal Of Any Products Misleadingly Labelled 'ORS'
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India issued an order directing the immediate removal of fruit-based beverages, ready-to-serve drinks, energy drinks, electrolyte drinks and similar products that use the term "ORS" in their brand names.
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Delhi High Court Puts Fake ORS Ban On Hold, Allows Sale Of Disputed Drinks
The Delhi High Court has granted an interim stay against key orders issued by FSSAI, effectively pausing the ban on use of ORS branding for certain beverage products.
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Fake ORS Drinks Banned: Hyderabad Doctor's 8-Year Fight Sparks Action By FSSAI
A persistent fight by paediatrician Dr Sivaranjini Santhosh has led to a crackdown by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on misleading tetra-pack beverages marketed as oral rehydration solutions (ORS).
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7 Naturally Healthy Alternatives For ORS And Soft Drinks
These alternatives not only quench thirst but also replenish electrolytes, improve digestion, and boost immunity, without the side effects of processed beverages.
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How To Make ORS At Home: Easy, Affordable And Perfect For Beating Dehydration
ORS stands for Oral Rehydration Solution, a basic but smart mix of water, sugar, and salt that works like a charm to replace lost fluids.
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Are Raw Vegetables And Fruits Safe During Monsoon? Why You Need To Be Extra Careful
While fruits and vegetables are packed with vitamins, minerals and fibre, eating them raw during the monsoon may not always be safe if they are not cleaned properly. The damp weather creates favourable conditions for bacteria, viruses and parasites to grow, increasing the risks of contamination.
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Oral Rehydration Solutions vs Sports Drinks: Which Is Better For Severe Heatwave Dehydration?
A severe heatwave can cause dehydration that needs to be addressed through rehydration solutions. Here are the differences between oral rehydration solutions and sports drinks, and the possible aspects that you need to consider to avoid dehydration.
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Food Regulator Orders Removal Of Any Products Misleadingly Labelled 'ORS'
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India issued an order directing the immediate removal of fruit-based beverages, ready-to-serve drinks, energy drinks, electrolyte drinks and similar products that use the term "ORS" in their brand names.
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Delhi High Court Puts Fake ORS Ban On Hold, Allows Sale Of Disputed Drinks
The Delhi High Court has granted an interim stay against key orders issued by FSSAI, effectively pausing the ban on use of ORS branding for certain beverage products.
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Fake ORS Drinks Banned: Hyderabad Doctor's 8-Year Fight Sparks Action By FSSAI
A persistent fight by paediatrician Dr Sivaranjini Santhosh has led to a crackdown by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on misleading tetra-pack beverages marketed as oral rehydration solutions (ORS).
-
7 Naturally Healthy Alternatives For ORS And Soft Drinks
These alternatives not only quench thirst but also replenish electrolytes, improve digestion, and boost immunity, without the side effects of processed beverages.
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How To Make ORS At Home: Easy, Affordable And Perfect For Beating Dehydration
ORS stands for Oral Rehydration Solution, a basic but smart mix of water, sugar, and salt that works like a charm to replace lost fluids.
