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Want to lose weight? Influencer who shed 55 kg reveals the 7 foods she gave upFitness influencer Dolly shared her weight loss journey, revealing that eliminating seven food categories helped her reduce calorie intake ...- Craving ice cream, cold drinks, packaged shakes? Top nutritionist recommends 6 healthier summer food swaps to beat the heatBeat the summer heat with smart food choices. Nutritionist Lovneet Batra suggests simple swaps for popular treats. Trade sugary cold drinks...
- Flying during the Holidays? Grab these 6 blood-sugar-safe airport snacks dietitians recommendAirport travel can disrupt blood sugar levels. Dietitians suggest six snacks to maintain stable blood sugar. These options include Harvest ...
- Top cardiologist reveals the one snack you must stop eating for better heart healthMost of the snack items sold today, especially chips, are ultra-processed and provide minimal nutritional benefit. Dr. Jack Wolfson points ...
- The hidden habit spiking your Blood Pressure — doctors say break it nowHigh blood pressure affects millions, and while reducing salt is crucial, the real culprit might be ultra-processed foods. These items, oft...
- Kale chips vs Potato chips: The smarter snack upgrade your diet needsAs consumers shift toward health-forward choices, the snack aisle is evolving rapidly. Potato chips remain a classic favorite, but kale chi...
- Cardiologist warns: These common foods are silent heart killers — avoid at all costsCardiologists reveal everyday foods they avoid due to significant health risks. These include margarine, coconut oil, potato chips, bacon, ...
- Want to avoid early-onset cancer? 'Cook at home' advises oncologistContrary to popular belief, cancer affects individuals of all ages, not just the elderly. Dr. Jain emphasizes the importance of lifestyle c...
- Munching potato chips daily may raise risks of diabetes, hypertension, and even cancer, warns new study. Suggests healthier alternativesA new study in The BMJ warns that frequent consumption of fried potato products like French fries and chips can significantly increase the ...
- 8 ultra-processed foods that are surprisingly good for your healthUltra-processed foods (UPFs) often get a bad reputation due to links with heart problems, chronic illnesses, and weight gain. However, some...
- 5 foods top US heart doctor will never give his kids and why you shouldn't eitherInterventional cardiologist Dr. Sanjay D. Bhojraj, who has treated heart conditions for over 20 years, avoids giving his children five spec...
- Is your diet making you older than you are? New study reveals how everyday foods are speeding up ageingA study by Monash University reveals that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) like crisps, cakes, and ready meals may accelerate biological ageing...
- As Indians acquire healthier tastes, food companies pack it inIndians are increasingly shifting towards consumption of low-salt, low-sugar, and nutrition-fortified packaged food, reflecting a growing t...
- Americans love Sun Chips but is it healthy?Sun Chips come in multiple flavours and these are Garden Salsa, French Onion, Harvest Cheddar, and Original.
- PepsiCo trials for well-oiled India chip machine onPepsiCo India is experimenting with replacing palm oil and palmolein with a blend of sunflower oil and palmolein in Lay's, the country's la...
- FSSAI calls for colour-coded labels on products with high fat, sugar contentThe food industry has expressed its concerns over the draft of the proposed changes in labelling rules drawn up by the Food Safety and Stan...
- Chakhna at city’s bars is no more a chip off the old blockChefs are unleashing their creativity in this new-found segment as they discover Bengaluru’s growing global palates and health-awareness.
- Turning 30? Eat berries, milk, leafy veggies, and avoid frozen & canned foodIt is crucial working women in India amend their diet with fibre- and nutrient-rich foods.
- Pepsi to reduce sugar content in juices and carbonated drinks in India by 2025As part of the initiative, the company will introduce smaller sizes and bring zero-calorie drinks to India.
- PepsiCo to cut down salt, sugar content in packaged foodsThe US-headquartered food and beverage giant is likely to roll out the refined products ahead of schedule, executives aware of the developm...
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