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Psychology says people who eat healthy in the morning but crave junk food by dinner aren't just lacking willpowerPsychology says people who eat healthy early in the day but crave junk food by dinner may be influenced by decision fatigue, ego depletion,...- No extreme diets: Eat five times a day and still lose 4–5 kgs in 15 days, fitness coach shares planAn online coach's 15-day fat loss plan is gaining traction on social media, promising 4-5 kg weight loss through a strict calorie deficit o...
- 3-year-old had never eaten Maggi, chips or sugar; His reaction on his birthday is a parenting lesson worth notingA mother's experiment on her son's third birthday revealed the power of consistent home-cooked meals. When offered Maggi and chips for the ...
- New SNAP rules ban some junk-food purchases in 3 additional states - full listSNAP recipients in Idaho, Oklahoma, and Louisiana now face restrictions on purchasing junk food, including soda, energy drinks, and candy. ...
- 18 states may ban too much junk food for SNAP users — here’s what could disappear from grocery cartsEighteen states are set to implement SNAP reform on January 1, banning certain 'junk foods,' but a lack of clear guidance from the Trump ad...
- SNAP to roll out major change in January 2026; 18 US states to ban 'junk food' under MAHA initiative; Check the states and affected food itemsA significant change is coming to America's food assistance program. Starting January 2026, eighteen states will limit what beneficiaries c...
- He lost 50 kg but discovered the dark truth of weight loss: How 'junk food' helped him beat obesityWeight loss coach Nick Geoppo shares his journey of losing nearly 50 kg and maintaining it for over six years. He highlights the pitfalls o...
- These US states ban processed junk food purchases with SNAP benefits. Is yours on the list?In a move to combat unhealthy eating habits, six more US states will restrict SNAP benefits on junk food starting 2026. This initiative, la...
- CBSE directs schools to set up "sugar boards" to educate children on diabetesThe Central Board of Secondary Education directed schools to set up sugar boards. This aims to educate students on the risks of high sugar ...
- Go tough on junk food, consumer front urges governmentA coalition of consumer groups, along with public health advocates, lawyers, and doctors, has urged the Indian government to take action ag...
- UK to ban junk food TV adverts before 9pm in child obesity campaignThe new rules apply to TV and UK on-demand programmes, as well as restrictions on paid-for advertising of HFSS foods online as part of a wi...
- Budget 2017: Junk food, sugary drinks may invite higher taxesAn 11-member group of secretaries has also suggested that proceeds from such higher taxes be used to increase the government's spending on ...
- No junk food ads aimed at kids: FSSAIThe draft policy suggests companies should declare the quantity of total fat, added sugar, salt, trans fat and energy in each serving along...
- No proposal to ban junk food advertisements on television: GovernmentMoS I&B said that bodies like the Food and Beverage Alliance of India (FBIA) have already decided to voluntarily restrict food and beverage...
- CIC pitches for ban on junk food near Delhi schoolsThe transparency watchdog took a grim view of junk food and colas being sold around schools and termed them “a health hazard.”
- Pizzas, burgers may soon be booted out of school canteensThe food regulator had issued draft guidelines on wholesome and nutritious food availability in schools to control junk food consumption am...
- FSSAI proposes keeping junk food out of schools, surroundingsFood safety regulator FSSAI has proposed restrictions on the sale of junk food items including noodles, chips, carbonated drinks.
- Food Safety and Standards Authority of India takes junk food off school menuThe country’s top food regulator is set to restrict consumption and availability of junk food in schools.
- Junk food curbed, not banned in schoolsThe PIL by Uday Foundation through its founder Rahul Verma had sought an immediate ban on junk food and carbonated drinks in all unaided an...
- India should limit foreign investment in junk foodPepsiCo’s announcement on investing another $5.5 billion in India by 2020 does not bode well for India’s long- term public health.
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