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Gut response! After protein, it’s fibre’s moment on the shelfSocial media is buzzing with 'maxxing' diet trends, focusing on extreme protein and fiber intake for better health. While these nutrients a...- PCOS and pregnancy: Delhi-based nutritionist shares 3 supplements for better fertility and ovulationPCOS affects many women with varied symptoms. Nutritionist Lovneet Batra suggests three key supplements for fertility. Myo-inositol aids in...
- Simple food changes for heart health that can lower cholesterol and reduce heart disease riskHeart disease is a major health risk, but experts say small food changes can help. Simple swaps like using healthier oils, choosing lean or...
- Want a stronger heart? A top cardiologist says this is the best dinner you can eatDiet has a significant role in protecting heart health, along with exercise, stress reduction and healthy routines. Cardiologist Kunal Lal,...
- Apollo doctor breaks down the egg rules for high cholesterol patients. How many eggs to eat and who must cut back?Eggs and cholesterol concerns are clarified by doctors Sudhir Kumar and Pal Manickam. Most individuals can enjoy one egg daily. Boiled eggs...
- Are egg yolks good for your heart? Know the benefits and risks - How much yolk one should eatEgg yolks offer vital nutrients like choline and vitamins. They also contain antioxidants beneficial for eye health. While high in choleste...
- US cardiologist, aka the natural heart doctor, has a 15-minute tip on how to convert your Cholesterol into vitamin D without diet or pillsUS cardiologist, known as a natural heart doctor, shares an effortless way to lower cholesterol and raise Vitamin D level without diet or p...
- Want stronger bones? This fruit packs more Calcium than any other, says expertA dietitian highlights prickly pears as the top fruit for calcium, offering nearly a third of a cup of milk's calcium per serving. While no...
- High cholesterol? Ayurveda’s isabgol could slash your LDL, but only if you follow the right dosage; Full guide insideIsabgol, a natural fibre, aids digestion and reduces cholesterol. Studies show regular intake lowers LDL cholesterol. The FDA recognizes it...
- He eats healthy, exercises regularly, but cholesterol still high: CMC Vellore doctor explains his only two optionsDespite following a strict exercise routine and a healthy diet, some individuals may continue to have high cholesterol. Dr. Sudhir Kumar of...
- Experts release guideline on managing fatty liver disease, recommend these small things for 30% fat reductionModerate-to-vigorous-intensity exercises like brisk walking, cycling, and jogging for 150-240 minutes weekly can reduce liver fat by 30%. R...
- Planning to lose weight in 2024? Check out diet plans to follow this yearNew Year is the perfect opportunity to create a ‘New You’ and follow a healthy diet plan. After the COVID-19 pandemic, an increasing number...
- Debunking dairy myths: Are low-fat products really healthier options?While long-standing recommendations advise opting for low-fat or fat-free versions to reduce saturated fat intake, recent research suggests...
- 3 ways food can help promote heart health: Set a diet goal & indulge in clean eatingHaving a Mediterranean diet can help lower heart disease risk.
- Should you to a switch a low-carb diet to help your heart health?A high-fat Mediterranean style diet entails eating fewer highly processed carbs & sugary foods and focusing on fruits, vegetables.
- Eating low-carb, high-fat diet is good for you. Here's whyEating a diet low in carbohydrates and higher in fats may be beneficial for your cardiovascular health if you are overweight.
- Mind the carbs: Consume whole grains, nuts; junk rice & cereals for a healthy heartSome carbs is better than no carbs at all.
- Eat 5 portions of fruits, exercise 30-45 mins daily, and other lifestyle changes for a happy heartLifestyle has a considerable influence on the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases.
- Cholesterol check: Stay active at work, exercise at least for 30 mins dailyCholesterol, made by liver, is important for proper functioning of the body. Just ensure blood lipid profile is healthy.
- Are you diabetic? Having almonds may reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseasesAlmond consumption as part of a healthy diet may help improve glycemic and cardiovascular measures and lead to better health.
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