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Beware: Festive Sweets Pose Health Risks This Diwali
health1 year ago

Beware: Festive Sweets Pose Health Risks This Diwali

Mithai, a popular Indian sweet, is calorie-dense due to its high sugar and fat content, contributing to weight gain when consumed regularly. These sweets lack fiber and nutrients, leading to quick digestion and increased hunger, which can result in overeating. The sugar in mithai causes insulin spikes, promoting fat storage and potentially leading to insulin resistance and weight gain. To enjoy mithai without guilt, moderation and mindful eating practices, such as pairing with fiber and proteins, are recommended.

"Study Suggests Meat-Based Low-Carb Diets Could Lead to Later Weight Gain"
health2 years ago

"Study Suggests Meat-Based Low-Carb Diets Could Lead to Later Weight Gain"

A study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that the quality of food in low-carb diets is crucial for long-term weight management. People consuming low-carb diets rich in unhealthy animal protein and fat tended to gain weight over time, while those who followed a plant-based or high-quality low-carb diet with whole grains, healthy fats, and plant proteins were more likely to sustain weight loss. The research analyzed data from over 67,000 participants and highlighted the importance of food quality in any diet for effective weight control.

"Top 4 Inflammatory Foods and Drinks Linked to Weight Gain, Dietitians Warn"
health-and-nutrition2 years ago

"Top 4 Inflammatory Foods and Drinks Linked to Weight Gain, Dietitians Warn"

Registered Dietitian Heidi Moretti identifies flavored coffee, muffins, ice cream, and French fries as major contributors to chronic inflammation and weight gain. These foods and beverages are high in sugars, refined carbs, and processed oils, which can lead to insulin resistance and hinder the body's ability to burn calories effectively. Moderating intake of these items can be beneficial for maintaining a healthier lifestyle and reducing the risk of inflammation-related health issues.