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Chicken Nutrition: Is Chicken Good Or Bad For You? And How Much You Should Consume
Health wise, chicken is categorised as white meat and is considered healthier as compared to red meat aka - mutton, beef, pork et all.
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Balancing Protein Consumption With Alternative Sources Can Reduce Diet Related Deaths: Study
Switching from beef to other protein sources can prevent millions of diet-related deaths globally and drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a new study said Thursday.
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Top 10 Proteins Which You Should Be Eating Everyday
Protein is found in both plant and animal sources of food. Animal sources of protein are beef, chicken, tuna, poultry, pork, fish, and are high in protein. On the other hand, major plant sources of protein include nuts and seeds, vegetables like peas, spinach, potatoes, whole grains and legumes.
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7 Health Benefits Of Bone Broth
Bone broth is a wholesome stock made up of bones of poultry, meat, beef, lamb and seldom by adding boiled vegetables. Were you aware of the health benefits of bone broth?
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RSS Muslim Wing Serves Cow Milk At Iftar, Says It's Healthier Than Beef
The Muslim Rashtriya Manch, the Muslim wing of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS, has said it is serving cow milk at Iftar in Madhya Pradesh during the ongoing Ramzan because of the "health benefits it has over beef."
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Haryana Sacks Editor After Government Magazine Lists Health Benefits of Beef
The editor of a Haryana government magazine has been sacked after an article highlighted the health benefits of eating beef. Cow slaughter and sale of beef is banned in the state.
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Blog: Modi's Attempts To Communalise Bihar
When it comes to political benefits, the Modi mantra is simple: If you can't convince them, communalise them.
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A Slow-Cooked Beef Feast to Cook for Guests This Weekend
This sumptuous slow-cooked, French-inspired beef recipe is sure to convince you and your guests of the benefits of taking things slowly, not to mention the creamed parsnip and vegetables with walnut and tarragon dressing.
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Chicken Nutrition: Is Chicken Good Or Bad For You? And How Much You Should Consume
Health wise, chicken is categorised as white meat and is considered healthier as compared to red meat aka - mutton, beef, pork et all.
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Balancing Protein Consumption With Alternative Sources Can Reduce Diet Related Deaths: Study
Switching from beef to other protein sources can prevent millions of diet-related deaths globally and drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a new study said Thursday.
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Top 10 Proteins Which You Should Be Eating Everyday
Protein is found in both plant and animal sources of food. Animal sources of protein are beef, chicken, tuna, poultry, pork, fish, and are high in protein. On the other hand, major plant sources of protein include nuts and seeds, vegetables like peas, spinach, potatoes, whole grains and legumes.
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7 Health Benefits Of Bone Broth
Bone broth is a wholesome stock made up of bones of poultry, meat, beef, lamb and seldom by adding boiled vegetables. Were you aware of the health benefits of bone broth?
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RSS Muslim Wing Serves Cow Milk At Iftar, Says It's Healthier Than Beef
The Muslim Rashtriya Manch, the Muslim wing of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS, has said it is serving cow milk at Iftar in Madhya Pradesh during the ongoing Ramzan because of the "health benefits it has over beef."
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Haryana Sacks Editor After Government Magazine Lists Health Benefits of Beef
The editor of a Haryana government magazine has been sacked after an article highlighted the health benefits of eating beef. Cow slaughter and sale of beef is banned in the state.
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Blog: Modi's Attempts To Communalise Bihar
When it comes to political benefits, the Modi mantra is simple: If you can't convince them, communalise them.
-
A Slow-Cooked Beef Feast to Cook for Guests This Weekend
This sumptuous slow-cooked, French-inspired beef recipe is sure to convince you and your guests of the benefits of taking things slowly, not to mention the creamed parsnip and vegetables with walnut and tarragon dressing.
