What Is Green-Mediterranean Diet? How It Promotes Weight Loss, Heart Health; Foods To Eat
Somdatta Saha | Friday January 22, 2021
Green-Mediterranean diet is basically a food pattern that replaces the red meat (allowed in the Mediterranean diet) with plant-based protein.
Love Grilled Mutton And Other Meats? They May Not Be As Great As It Seems - Experts Reveal
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Friday September 11, 2020
As per the study, the risks of heart-related diseases increase with consumption of seared red meat or processed meat.
Watch: Unique Mutton Chops Recipe Using East-Indian Special Bottle Masala
Neha Grover | Monday August 24, 2020
Mutton chops in special bottle masala: We have a recipe for you to help you make a unique version of mutton chops which will make you forget restaurant-style mutton chops.
2 Servings Of Plant-Based Meat A Day May Help Lower Heart-Related Risks - Experts Reveal
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Wednesday August 12, 2020
A new study by researchers at Stanford Medicine has found that switching red meat with 2 servings of certain plant-based alternatives may promote heart-health and lower some cardiovascular risks.
How Does Red Meat Affect Our Arteries And Heart - Experts Reveal
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Thursday July 2, 2020
As per the study, a compound is produced in our stomach when we eat red meat and that is said to play a role in damaging the arteries.
Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Laal Maas - One Of The Spiciest Dishes Of India
Aanchal Mathur | Saturday June 27, 2020
Rajasthani Laal Maas is a traditional delight that is every spice lover's heaven. Here is how you can make it at home.
Edited by Aanchal Mathur | Saturday March 7, 2020
Chicken rogan josh is a stellar dish to cook at home on special occasions and festivals.
Watch: Make Cooking Easier With This Step-By-Step Recipe Of Restaurant-Style Mutton Fry Chataka
Somdatta Saha | Wednesday February 26, 2020
Always keep in mind, the rich-flavoured meat can be tough if not cooked properly It requires slow cooking on low heat to retain its tenderness.
Red And Processed Meat May Be Linked To Higher Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease, Says Study
Aditi Ahuja | Wednesday February 5, 2020
The analysis finds that eating two servings of red meat, processed meat or poultry per week was linked to a 3% to 7% higher risk of heart disease.
Your Life Could Depend On How Much Red Meat You're Eating
Written by Swirlster Staff | Tuesday February 4, 2020
Research finds the link between higher consumption of red, processed meat and disease
Planning To Go Vegan? You May Just Contribute To Global Climate And Economy
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Friday January 24, 2020
As per a new study, opting for a plant-based diet can potentially reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to economy.
Unhealthy Diet May Cause Vision Impairment In Old Age: Study
Neha Grover | Friday December 13, 2019
If you want to have sound vision in old age, inculcate healthy eating habits as early as possible. The study by University at Buffalo claims to have discovered that people eating more of processed foods, red meat, fried foods, refined grains and high-fat dairy may be three times more at risk of a age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Unhealthy Foods Have Adverse Impact On Environment Too: Study
Edited by Sushmita Sengupta | Tuesday October 29, 2019
Foods that are tied with positive health outcomes happened to have lowest environmental impacts, whereas other foods, such as red meat, were found to be a little harmful.
High-Protein Diet: 5 Smart Ways To Include More Chicken In Your Diet
Edited by Sushmita Sengupta | Tuesday October 8, 2019
High Protein Diet: Red meat like mutton, buff, and pork are often high in fat and cholesterol. Lean meat like chicken is touted to be a better option for dieters.
Reducing Red Meat Intake By Half Can Reduce The Risk Of Heart Diseases; Says Study
Edited by Neha Grover | Tuesday October 1, 2019
The findings suggest that even by bringing down the consumption of red meat by half, you can reduce the risk of developing heart diseases.
What Is Green-Mediterranean Diet? How It Promotes Weight Loss, Heart Health; Foods To Eat
Somdatta Saha | Friday January 22, 2021
Green-Mediterranean diet is basically a food pattern that replaces the red meat (allowed in the Mediterranean diet) with plant-based protein.
Love Grilled Mutton And Other Meats? They May Not Be As Great As It Seems - Experts Reveal
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Friday September 11, 2020
As per the study, the risks of heart-related diseases increase with consumption of seared red meat or processed meat.
Watch: Unique Mutton Chops Recipe Using East-Indian Special Bottle Masala
Neha Grover | Monday August 24, 2020
Mutton chops in special bottle masala: We have a recipe for you to help you make a unique version of mutton chops which will make you forget restaurant-style mutton chops.
2 Servings Of Plant-Based Meat A Day May Help Lower Heart-Related Risks - Experts Reveal
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Wednesday August 12, 2020
A new study by researchers at Stanford Medicine has found that switching red meat with 2 servings of certain plant-based alternatives may promote heart-health and lower some cardiovascular risks.
How Does Red Meat Affect Our Arteries And Heart - Experts Reveal
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Thursday July 2, 2020
As per the study, a compound is produced in our stomach when we eat red meat and that is said to play a role in damaging the arteries.
Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Laal Maas - One Of The Spiciest Dishes Of India
Aanchal Mathur | Saturday June 27, 2020
Rajasthani Laal Maas is a traditional delight that is every spice lover's heaven. Here is how you can make it at home.
Edited by Aanchal Mathur | Saturday March 7, 2020
Chicken rogan josh is a stellar dish to cook at home on special occasions and festivals.
Watch: Make Cooking Easier With This Step-By-Step Recipe Of Restaurant-Style Mutton Fry Chataka
Somdatta Saha | Wednesday February 26, 2020
Always keep in mind, the rich-flavoured meat can be tough if not cooked properly It requires slow cooking on low heat to retain its tenderness.
Red And Processed Meat May Be Linked To Higher Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease, Says Study
Aditi Ahuja | Wednesday February 5, 2020
The analysis finds that eating two servings of red meat, processed meat or poultry per week was linked to a 3% to 7% higher risk of heart disease.
Your Life Could Depend On How Much Red Meat You're Eating
Written by Swirlster Staff | Tuesday February 4, 2020
Research finds the link between higher consumption of red, processed meat and disease
Planning To Go Vegan? You May Just Contribute To Global Climate And Economy
Edited by Somdatta Saha | Friday January 24, 2020
As per a new study, opting for a plant-based diet can potentially reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to economy.
Unhealthy Diet May Cause Vision Impairment In Old Age: Study
Neha Grover | Friday December 13, 2019
If you want to have sound vision in old age, inculcate healthy eating habits as early as possible. The study by University at Buffalo claims to have discovered that people eating more of processed foods, red meat, fried foods, refined grains and high-fat dairy may be three times more at risk of a age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Unhealthy Foods Have Adverse Impact On Environment Too: Study
Edited by Sushmita Sengupta | Tuesday October 29, 2019
Foods that are tied with positive health outcomes happened to have lowest environmental impacts, whereas other foods, such as red meat, were found to be a little harmful.
High-Protein Diet: 5 Smart Ways To Include More Chicken In Your Diet
Edited by Sushmita Sengupta | Tuesday October 8, 2019
High Protein Diet: Red meat like mutton, buff, and pork are often high in fat and cholesterol. Lean meat like chicken is touted to be a better option for dieters.
Reducing Red Meat Intake By Half Can Reduce The Risk Of Heart Diseases; Says Study
Edited by Neha Grover | Tuesday October 1, 2019
The findings suggest that even by bringing down the consumption of red meat by half, you can reduce the risk of developing heart diseases.
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