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CHILDHOOD EATING BEHAVIOURS
Psychology says people who are very choosy about what they eat: What this eating behaviour may reveal about personality and daily habits?Psychology says people who are very choosy about what they eat may have eating habits shaped by personality, past experiences, routine, hea...- ‘You are running a 1980s operating system in a 2026 body’: Mumbai nutritionist explains 4 traditional eating habits that no longer workOld eating habits persist in India. Many Indians still follow childhood food rules from times of scarcity. These habits include finishing a...
- View: India needs a school-food revolution and what Japan and Vietnam can teach usIndia faces a nutrition challenge with rising obesity and diabetes. Lessons from Japan and Vietnam highlight the power of school meals in s...
- From kids to adults, no one is safe: UNICEF reveals alarming spike in obesity across India, & the urgent steps needed to fight itIndia, grappling with persistent undernutrition, now faces a surge in childhood obesity, surpassing underweight as the primary malnutrition...
- Cyber addiction: A fight bigger than just ctrl+alt+deleteThe article highlights the concerning rise of cyber addiction, citing cases ranging from adolescents engaging in online gaming to adults su...
- Brain health is linked to diet, here's howFood preferences play a significant role in shaping our dietary habits. Highly palatable foods rich in sugars, fats and salts often appeal ...
- Children with overweight grandparents more likely to struggle with obesity in the future: StudyNew research suggests the biology, environment and the food they share contributes to children's future health.
- Why you keep eating when you're full. The reason behind it and how to fix itSatiety signals are the reason behind your overeating. Your body's satiety signals kick in when your brain senses you've consumed enough of...
- Overeating is common during holidays. Tips to understand body's 'stop eating signals'The body sends signals to the brain when it senses you've consumed enough nutrients.
- Concerned About Overeating: What's food addiction and how to get over itPeople who struggle with addictive eating may have intense cravings, which don't relate to hunger, as well as increased levels of tolerance...
- Setting up a plant: A year in, and gardening is still the pandemic pick-me-upHouseplants, tabletops and hanging varieties have gone up by 40%.
- Money & relationships: 4 ways parents can deal with teenager's money issuesHere are some of the money problems that can crop up among youngsters and what you can do to tackle these without creating friction.
- Those who think about the future will create separation with competitors: Scott D. Anthony, InnosightIn an exclusive interaction, the world-renowned innovation expert spoke about the benefits of driving an innovation agenda during uncertain...
- How to make your child grow into a financially self-reliant adultOnce your child gets a job, let them invest on their own. Do not do it on their behalf. While buying a house, do not take a joint loan or b...
- Withdrawing from social interactions, extreme mood swings can be hidden suicidal signs; here are warnings to look out forMost suicide cases have early warning signs, and can be prevented with timely intervention.
- Do you have food neophobia? You may be at higher risk of type 2 diabetesThe fear of new foods may lower the quality of a person's dietary intake.
- Leptin: Your brain's superhero that keeps you full and controls weight lossLeptin, commonly known as the 'satiety hormone', is released by the fat cells, stomach, muscles and various other cells in the body.
- Skipping meals makes kids obese: StudyChildren who skip meals are more likely to have excess body fat and an increased risk of diabetes, heart disease or stroke as early as 6 ye...
- Does your spouse have diabetes? You may be at risk tooResearchers found that a person is at 26 per cent increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes if their spouse also has the condition.
- India Inc sends brass to finishing schoolA top exec must know the rules of business etiquette, show gracious manners and display proper social behaviour.
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