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Diabetic and eating ghee with roti? Here’s what celebrity dietitian Rujuta Diwekar says about this food habitCelebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar has said that diabetics do not necessarily need to avoid desi ghee and may actually benefit from addi...- Going vegetarian or vegan will fix cholesterol levels? CMC Vellore doctor busts 5 myths about cholesterol you should knowDr. Sudhir Kumar clarifies cholesterol myths. Eggs are generally safe, but fats matter. Not all fats are bad; unsaturated fats benefit heal...
- 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...
- Skipping breakfast may be hurting your heart: Dietitians reveal the exact morning timing that can lower cholesterolEating breakfast at the right time may play a key role in managing high cholesterol and protecting heart health. Dietitians say eating with...
- Suffering from high cholesterol? Apollo doctor shares 11 ways to keep cholesterol in controlDr. Sudhir Kumar emphasizes that lifestyle changes are crucial for managing elevated cholesterol. Reducing saturated and trans fats, focusi...
- Cardiologist reveals the meat that puts your heart at highest risk — are you eating it?Meat has historically been a staple of human diets, and most Americans intake red or processed meat every day. While protein and iron are s...
- Thanksgiving feast with heart: How to celebrate while managing cholesterolThis Thanksgiving, you don’t have to sacrifice health for indulgence. By making strategic swaps and prioritising plant-based and whole-grai...
- 6 Common cholesterol myths busted by dietitiansCholesterol is frequently misunderstood, resulting in myths that impact diet and lifestyle choices. This article shows six common myths, in...
- From Eggs to Exercise: Dietitians debunk the most common Cholesterol misconceptionsCholesterol remains one of the most hotly debated topics in nutrition and cardiovascular health. In the U.S. alone, an estimated 25 million...
- Got high cholesterol? Doctors say this common habit could be making it worseHeart disease remains a major health concern in the US. Doctors emphasize managing cholesterol through diet. Reducing saturated fats is cru...
- Knowing what foods are high on fatty acid can prevent heart disease riskOne diet change commonly recommended by experts is to eat fewer saturated fats.
- Mind the carbs: Consume whole grains, nuts; junk rice & cereals for a healthy heartSome carbs is better than no carbs at all.
- Myth buster: How fatty foods help you maintain a healthy lifestyleFat is not as bad a villain as it is made out to be. If fat can cause weight gain, it can also help in weight loss & maintenance.
- Love cheese? Here's another reason to indulge in feta, it may make you slimmerPeople who consume high-fat dairy products like cheese may have lower body mass index and cholesterol levels.
- Saturated fats could actually be good for youLondon, Dec 4 (IANS) The long-held belief that saturated fats are unhealthy has been challenged by researchers at University of Bergen in N...
- Your cholesterol worries have some simple solutionsHigh cholesterol levels can result in heart ailments for any body type, regardless of your weight, physical activity and diet.
- Seven most unhealthy fast-food items that you should avoidFind out which fast-food items have the most calories, fat, saturated fat, sodium, and cholesterol.
- Daily avocado can cut heart disease risk: StudyEating an avocado a day can lower bad cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease, a new study has claimed.
- Truth about cholesterol: Approach to cholesterol & heart disease short-sightedRecent studies demonstrate that this all-or-nothing approach to cholesterol and heart disease is short-sighted, and could result in adverse...
- McDonald's, Burger King now 'serving healthier foods'McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's are some of the fast food chains moving towards healthier foods, as per a new study.
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