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"Body Needs Carbs To Burn Fat Efficiently," Says Atlanta-Based Fitness Trainer
The fitness coach has urged people to rethink their approach to carbs, warning that cutting them out of the diet may be doing more harm than good
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Soft Drinks Can Harm Your Health In These Many Ways; Try These Healthy Options Instead
Soft drinks provide little to no nutritional value, meaning they add extra calories without any essential nutrients. This can lead to poor dietary choices as they displace healthier options.
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Health At Tea-Time: Dietitian Shares What To Eat With Chai To Avoid Blood Sugar Spikes
Pairing chai with biscuits or fried snacks may cause blood sugar spikes. Nutrition experts recommend healthier options like nuts, roasted chana and fruits that provide fibre, protein and healthy fats to help stabilise glucose levels and sustain energ
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How Quitting Sugar For 10 Days Can Benefit You, Nutritionist Explains
Quitting sugar not only stabilises your energy levels, but it also improves skin health
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Is Your Protein Intake Adequate? Nutritionist Shares 5 Signs Of Protein Deficiency You Should Know
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra shares the common signs of protein deficiency.
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Nutritionist Reveals The Real Reason Behind Morning Cravings And How To Fix It
Nutritionist Loveneet Batra explains why morning cravings occur and how we can manage them effectively.
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Why The Type Of Carbs You Eat May Affect Dementia Risk: Low-GI Foods Matter
A large long-term study links the quality of carbohydrates, particularly glycaemic index (GI), to dementia risk.
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Cravings Sweets In Winter? Here's Why And What To Do
Winter sweet cravings aren't just willpower failing, they come from real, measurable biology, behaviour and culture.
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10 Fixes If You're Always Craving Sugar
In this article, we share fixes you can try to overcome constant sugar cravings.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Sugar For A Month
If you are someone who makes sure to put in extra sugar on top of everything, read on to know how it affects your body in the long run.
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"Body Needs Carbs To Burn Fat Efficiently," Says Atlanta-Based Fitness Trainer
The fitness coach has urged people to rethink their approach to carbs, warning that cutting them out of the diet may be doing more harm than good
-
Soft Drinks Can Harm Your Health In These Many Ways; Try These Healthy Options Instead
Soft drinks provide little to no nutritional value, meaning they add extra calories without any essential nutrients. This can lead to poor dietary choices as they displace healthier options.
-
Health At Tea-Time: Dietitian Shares What To Eat With Chai To Avoid Blood Sugar Spikes
Pairing chai with biscuits or fried snacks may cause blood sugar spikes. Nutrition experts recommend healthier options like nuts, roasted chana and fruits that provide fibre, protein and healthy fats to help stabilise glucose levels and sustain energ
-
How Quitting Sugar For 10 Days Can Benefit You, Nutritionist Explains
Quitting sugar not only stabilises your energy levels, but it also improves skin health
-
Is Your Protein Intake Adequate? Nutritionist Shares 5 Signs Of Protein Deficiency You Should Know
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra shares the common signs of protein deficiency.
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Nutritionist Reveals The Real Reason Behind Morning Cravings And How To Fix It
Nutritionist Loveneet Batra explains why morning cravings occur and how we can manage them effectively.
-
Why The Type Of Carbs You Eat May Affect Dementia Risk: Low-GI Foods Matter
A large long-term study links the quality of carbohydrates, particularly glycaemic index (GI), to dementia risk.
-
Cravings Sweets In Winter? Here's Why And What To Do
Winter sweet cravings aren't just willpower failing, they come from real, measurable biology, behaviour and culture.
-
10 Fixes If You're Always Craving Sugar
In this article, we share fixes you can try to overcome constant sugar cravings.
-
What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Sugar For A Month
If you are someone who makes sure to put in extra sugar on top of everything, read on to know how it affects your body in the long run.
