Poor Dietary Diversity
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'Micro-organisms Can Create Macro Consequences': NITI Aayog Warns Of India's Rising Gut Health Crisis
NITI Aayog warns that India's gut crisis now drives 56.4% of the national disease burden. You need to know why the Indian data pool and traditional fermentation are the only ways to turn these micro-organisms into macro solutions for a healthier futu
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Keep Your Gut Healthy To Prevent Diabetes and Obesity
A weak ecosystem of bacteria in human gut due to a poor dietary diversity is likely to trigger diseases like Type 2 diabetes and obesity, finds new research.
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Weak Gut May Trigger Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity
A weak ecosystem of bacteria in human gut due to a poor dietary diversity is likely to trigger diseases like Type 2 diabetes and obesity, finds new research, suggesting people to eat a balanced, diversed diet.
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Poverty, Mother's Health Behind Child Malnutrition In India
Short maternal stature, extreme poverty, poor dietary diversity and mother's lack of education are among the top five risk factors for malnutrition in children in India, according to a new Harvard study.
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'Micro-organisms Can Create Macro Consequences': NITI Aayog Warns Of India's Rising Gut Health Crisis
NITI Aayog warns that India's gut crisis now drives 56.4% of the national disease burden. You need to know why the Indian data pool and traditional fermentation are the only ways to turn these micro-organisms into macro solutions for a healthier futu
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Keep Your Gut Healthy To Prevent Diabetes and Obesity
A weak ecosystem of bacteria in human gut due to a poor dietary diversity is likely to trigger diseases like Type 2 diabetes and obesity, finds new research.
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Weak Gut May Trigger Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity
A weak ecosystem of bacteria in human gut due to a poor dietary diversity is likely to trigger diseases like Type 2 diabetes and obesity, finds new research, suggesting people to eat a balanced, diversed diet.
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Poverty, Mother's Health Behind Child Malnutrition In India
Short maternal stature, extreme poverty, poor dietary diversity and mother's lack of education are among the top five risk factors for malnutrition in children in India, according to a new Harvard study.
