World Food Day 2018
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2019 India Bike Week Highlights: Bigger, Better & Wilder
It's a week since the sixth edition of India Bike Week and we are yet to recover from the sand, surf, motorcycles and lip-smacking food that graced the event over two days. Over 21,000 riders attended the festival bringing in friends and families and it could not have been better. In fact, IBW returned after taking a break in 2018 and expectations ...
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World Cancer Day 2019: Foods And Drinks That Are Most Likely To Increase Risk Of Cancer
World Cancer Day 2019: The estimated number of deaths due to cancer in 2018 was 9.5 million, which amounts to a whopping 26,000 deaths a day. This number is expected to increase as environmental stresses increase, air quality worsens, lifestyles and eating habits too!
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World COPD 2018: Can A Person With COPD Get Better? Some Lifestyle Changes Which Can Help
World COPD Day 2018: COPD is a group of lung conditions in which the airways have been narrowed; therefore it makes it difficult for the person to empty air out of the lungs.
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Coffee May Lower Diabetes Risk; Drinks That May Help Too
According to a research study gathered at a satellite symposium hosted by the Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) annual meeting in Berlin, drinking a cupful of coffee could lower the risk of type-2 diabetes
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World Diabetes Day: Here's Why You Should Include Almonds In Your Diabetes Diet
World Diabetes Day: Studies say that almonds may come in handy to improve metabolic risk factors associated with type-2 diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: Healthy Nuts And Seeds For Keeping Your Blood Sugar Levels Low
This World Diabetes Day go nuts if you want to manage diabetes. Nuts and seeds can be a good snack for people with type 2 diabetes because they may help lower the risk of heart disease, control blood sugar levels and even aid weight loss.
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Do You Have PCOD? Here's Why You Need To Check Your Blood Sugar Levels; Expert Tips To Manage Both
PCOS is a strong risk factor for diabetes among women of reproductive age. On World Diabetes Day, Nutritionist Pooja Malhotra gives a few important diet tips on how to manage the two together.
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Can Diabetics Eat Rice And Potatoes? Top Diabetologist Answers
It is important to understand the quantity and quality of food that can be consumed as there are numerous myths related to diet in diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: These Protein Rich Foods Are A Must For Diabetics
World Diabetes Day 2018: Healthy eating habits and a significant lifestyle change can help lower your blood sugar levels. Your diet plays a key role when you have got diabetes. A healthy, balanced diet is a must for people suffering from diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: Is There A Connection Between Breakfast And Diabetes? Know More About It
The key to a healthy morning meal is to choose a variety of foods to get a balance of carbohydrates, proteins, fats and other nutrients like vitamins and minerals along with the much-needed fibre that helps manage blood-sugar levels.
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2019 India Bike Week Highlights: Bigger, Better & Wilder
It's a week since the sixth edition of India Bike Week and we are yet to recover from the sand, surf, motorcycles and lip-smacking food that graced the event over two days. Over 21,000 riders attended the festival bringing in friends and families and it could not have been better. In fact, IBW returned after taking a break in 2018 and expectations ...
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World Cancer Day 2019: Foods And Drinks That Are Most Likely To Increase Risk Of Cancer
World Cancer Day 2019: The estimated number of deaths due to cancer in 2018 was 9.5 million, which amounts to a whopping 26,000 deaths a day. This number is expected to increase as environmental stresses increase, air quality worsens, lifestyles and eating habits too!
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World COPD 2018: Can A Person With COPD Get Better? Some Lifestyle Changes Which Can Help
World COPD Day 2018: COPD is a group of lung conditions in which the airways have been narrowed; therefore it makes it difficult for the person to empty air out of the lungs.
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Coffee May Lower Diabetes Risk; Drinks That May Help Too
According to a research study gathered at a satellite symposium hosted by the Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) annual meeting in Berlin, drinking a cupful of coffee could lower the risk of type-2 diabetes
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World Diabetes Day: Here's Why You Should Include Almonds In Your Diabetes Diet
World Diabetes Day: Studies say that almonds may come in handy to improve metabolic risk factors associated with type-2 diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: Healthy Nuts And Seeds For Keeping Your Blood Sugar Levels Low
This World Diabetes Day go nuts if you want to manage diabetes. Nuts and seeds can be a good snack for people with type 2 diabetes because they may help lower the risk of heart disease, control blood sugar levels and even aid weight loss.
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Do You Have PCOD? Here's Why You Need To Check Your Blood Sugar Levels; Expert Tips To Manage Both
PCOS is a strong risk factor for diabetes among women of reproductive age. On World Diabetes Day, Nutritionist Pooja Malhotra gives a few important diet tips on how to manage the two together.
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Can Diabetics Eat Rice And Potatoes? Top Diabetologist Answers
It is important to understand the quantity and quality of food that can be consumed as there are numerous myths related to diet in diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: These Protein Rich Foods Are A Must For Diabetics
World Diabetes Day 2018: Healthy eating habits and a significant lifestyle change can help lower your blood sugar levels. Your diet plays a key role when you have got diabetes. A healthy, balanced diet is a must for people suffering from diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: Is There A Connection Between Breakfast And Diabetes? Know More About It
The key to a healthy morning meal is to choose a variety of foods to get a balance of carbohydrates, proteins, fats and other nutrients like vitamins and minerals along with the much-needed fibre that helps manage blood-sugar levels.
