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7 'healthy' foods secretly causing bloating? AIIMS gastro doctor shares food items upsetting your gutBloating is not always a sign of a bad gut. Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a Harvard-trained AIIMS gastroenterologist, reveals that even healthy foods ...- Kefir vs yogurt for your gut health? Gastro doctor Dr Pal reveals which is betterDoctors are highlighting kefir as a powerful probiotic drink. It contains more diverse bacteria and yeasts than yogurt. Kefir supports gut ...
- Bloating and nausea after drinking milk? Gut doctor, Dr Pal shares actress Anushka Sharma's homemade almond milk hackA significant portion of Indians experience discomfort from dairy due to lactose intolerance. Doctor Pal explains this common issue, highli...
- Milk may be India’s most loved drink and its most ignored health issue: Apollo doctor sounds alarm on the nation’s favourite ‘complete food’A recent video by Delhi-based Surgical Gastroenterology Specialist Dr Anshuman Kaushal has sparked discussion on India’s long-held belief t...
- Greek Yogurt vs Regular Yogurt: Why Greek Yogurt Delivers Double the Protein and Bigger Health PayoffsGreek yogurt stands out in the nutrition landscape because it offers nearly twice the protein of regular yogurt. Its thick texture, reduced...
- Struggling with digestion? Doctors say this is the exact time to take enzymesDigestive enzymes naturally support your body break down and absorb carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and sugars, mostly produced by your panc...
- Bloated after drinking milk? Top Harvard gut doctor lists best and worst dairy for your stomach and how to make the right choiceFeeling bloated after milk? Top Harvard gut doctor Saurabh Sethi has ranked popular milk types, revealing sweetened cow's milk as the worst...
- Top doctor reveals 5 genius ways to hit your protein goals as a vegetarian, even with a super sensitive gutFor vegetarians with sensitive stomachs, meeting protein needs can be challenging. Dr. Pal Manickam, a Gastroenterologist, highlights five ...
- Are you sick of Flatulence? Know the symptoms, causes and best remedies; How much farting is normal per day?Passing gas is a natural bodily function, with most people farting 10-20 times daily. Excessive flatulence, accompanied by bloating or disc...
- Passing gas 13 to 21 times a day is normal. Here’s why you’re so gassy and what your body’s trying to tell youFeeling bloated, burping too often, or dealing with embarrassing gas pains? You’re not alone. Gas is a normal part of digestion, but when i...
- Bloated after every meal? Harvard-trained gut doctor reveals 10 everyday foods that can calm your stomach naturallyAIIMS and Stanford-trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi shared ten science-backed foods to beat bloating, highlighting natural remed...
- Why buttermilk or Chahhas is good for weight loss and burning fat, explains gastro specialist Dr. Pal. Here are 5 other key health benefitsButtermilk is more than a cooling summer drink. Gastroenterologist Dr. Palaniappan Manickam, popularly known as Dr. Pal, explains that it a...
- Think your diet’s safe? These 11 common foods could be wrecking your gutCertain foods can upset your stomach. Gastroenterologists suggest keeping a food diary. Sugar substitutes, coffee, alcohol, and dairy are p...
- Raisins soaked in milk: Why doctors want you to start your day with this superfood drinkRaisins soaked in milk are now considered a superfood. This simple combination aids digestion and strengthens bones. It also promotes glowi...
- Which is healthier, Greek yogurt or cottage cheese? Experts settle the debateGreek yogurt and cottage cheese are both nutritious, high-protein dairy options. Cottage cheese offers a slight protein advantage and slowe...
- Missing protein in your vegetarian diet? Doctor suggests adding these foods to your diet nowDr. Sayajirao Gaikwad suggests gentle vegetarian protein sources for sensitive stomachs, highlighting options like moong dal, curd, and pan...
- Why eating chocolate can make you feel great or a bit sick: 4 tips to make it a healthy eatChocolate has several health benefits, particularly when it comes to the consumption of cacao beans that contain beneficial chemicals such ...
- Lactose-intolerant people can still enjoy milk with oat, soy alternativesA variety of alternative drinks can provide similar nutrition to cow’s milk.
- Are you allergic to milk? Here are the best non-dairy milk alternative for youPeople who are lactose intolerant don’t produce enough lactase, the enzyme that helps you digest lactose.
- Want to keep the intestines in order? Don't binge on milk and cheeseExperts say that portion control may help keep the gastrointestinal tract in place.
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