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Nutrition coach shares guilt-free 90 calorie strawberry ice cream recipeA new frozen dessert recipe is trending online. Nutrition expert Vanshika Khurana shared a simple way to make strawberry ice cream with onl...- Mumbai nutritionist shares 5 everyday foods that may not be as healthy as you think. ‘Stop swapping products. The problem is never the type.’In a thought-provoking discussion, Mumbai nutrition expert Sanya Wadhera sheds light on the misconceptions surrounding popular Indian dieta...
- Did You Know: There’s no such thing as zero-calorie foods — Here’s the truth behind low-calorie veggies and products!Did You Know: The notion of ‘zero-calorie’ or even negative-calorie foods has long captured the imagination of dieters and wellness enthusi...
- Sugar not the enemy, excess is: Hyderabad neurologist explains safer sweetener optionsStevia is highlighted as the healthiest sweetener. It offers zero calories and does not affect blood sugar or insulin. This makes it ideal ...
- 'Zero Sugar' soda health warning: Heart specialist doctor calls them 'biggest lie', reveals the 'safest' choice insteadZero-sugar and diet sodas are widely seen as healthier alternatives to sugary drinks, but a heart specialist is challenging that belief. Ca...
- No calories, but full damage: Doctor exposes the hidden deception behind 'zero sugar' labels on foodsA video by Delhi-based Surgical Gastroenterology Specialist Dr Anshuman Kaushal, known as theangry_doc, warns that zero-sugar and diet-labe...
- Sugar-Free Oreos launching 2026- here's everything you need to knowOreo is introducing sugar-free cookies in 2026. These new Oreos will feature "Zero Sugar" pressed into the cookie design. Both Original and...
- Coca-Cola to introduce mini 7.5-ounce cans in US convenience storesCoca-Cola is launching 7.5-ounce mini cans in U.S. convenience stores early next year, aiming to attract budget-conscious and calorie-aware...
- Ice cream brand Go Zero picks up $1 million in Pre-Series A fundingGo Zero plans to expand its market reach, and enhance its production capabilities with this new financing.
- WHO says Aspartame is 'possibly carcinogenic.' What does that mean?The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified aspartame "as possibly carcinogenic to humans" albeit without sufficient evi...
- Can sweetener aspartame cause cancer? Wait for IARC reportAspartame is two hundred times sweeter than normal sugar, so it is used in diet cold drinks like Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Pepsi Max, and 7 Up ...
- FSSAI assessing WHO red flag on sugar substitutesIndia's national foods regulator is assessing new guidelines released by the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding non-sugar sweeteners...
- Coke, PepsiCo change recipe of top productsReformulation of food and beverages is tricky business as Coca-Cola found out the hard way. In 1985, it launched a `new' reformulated versi...
- Diwali sweets! Ladoos, kaju barfis & gulab jamuns should rule the seasonWhile everyone jokes about putting on weight, more than the calories, it is the amount of sugar that one needs to keep an eye on.
- PepsiCo sets global target for sugar reduction: Indian operations to reduce sugar content across beveragesThe step-up on zero or lower-calorie products will include close to two-thirds of the company's beverages having 100 calories or less per 1...
- PureCircle to invest $200 million in IndiaMalaysia-based natural sweetener firm PureCircle will invest USD 200 million (about Rs 1,330 crore) over 5 years in India as it forays into...
- FSSAI's nod for Stevia is relief for Coke, PepsiTill now, many companies in India have been using aspartame, a high-intensity artificial sweetener in their products.
- Coca-Cola is seriously worried about Diet Coke sales plummetingSales of Diet Coke are dropping so precipitously that Pepsi-Cola surpassed Diet Coke to become the number two best-selling soda brand in th...
- 6 breakfast foods to give you a power packed start for the dayFrom fibres to green tea, take a look at the healthiest of breakfast foods to give you the perfect kick-start for the day.
- Government asks Pepsi to cut sugar contentIn several developed markets, it has already started using Stevia a zero-calorie sweetener that comes from a plant as a substitute for suga...
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