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Cutting out sugar, gluten and dairy may help identify food triggers, but experts say elimination diets should be a tool for discovery, not lifelong restriction. |
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Cutting out sugar, gluten and dairy may help identify food triggers, but experts say elimination diets should be a tool for discovery, not lifelong restriction. |
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According to Jessie Inchauspe, eating sweets early in the ways leads to sugar spikes, followed by a crash. It can be avoiding simply by having them after meals. | Health |
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Blood sugar spikes and hormone imbalance can lead to acne. Know how to improve your skin health by managing insulin resistance. | Health |
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Fitness coach Raj Ganpath is urging people to stop fearing mangoes. In a viral Instagram post, he argued that mangoes are not significantly higher in calories or sugar than many other fruits and can easily fit into a healthy diet when consumed in moderation. |
Fitness coach says eating mangoes won't ruin your fitness goals: '60 calories with 14 g sugar in...'There is a misconception that mangoes can make you fat - fitness coach Raj Ganpath debunks the myth around this summer fruit and weight loss. | Health |
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1 in 5 Indian men now has elevated blood sugar; obesity across genders, shows latest National Family Health Survey. Unhealthy lifestyles spreading beyond cities, driving a silent metabolic epidemic. |
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According to the doctor, everyday carbs like white bread, pastries, and refined grains are rapidly digested and cause a quick spike in blood sugar levels. |
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It is never too late to prioritise fitness. A 60-year-old woman recently shared how going to the gym for a year transformed her health and confidence. | Health |
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Studies suggest that blood sugar levels tend to fluctuate in summer months in varying degrees that need to be kept in check. |
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From dopamine to blood sugar, here's what drives food cravings and how to satisfy them in a healthy, sustainable way. |