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Daring Rescue Saves Venomous Snake Trapped In Energy Drink Can
Each year, the snake catcher responds to distress calls involving snakes entangled in discarded cans.
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Diabetes Diet: Fruits And Vegetable Sugars: How Are They Different From Regular Sugar? Expert Reveals
High amounts of sugar in the blood means more insulin, and we know that constant high insulin in the blood causes serious damage and oxidative stress.
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Weight Loss: 7 Reasons Why Walnuts Must Be Included In Diet To Lose Extra Kilos
A combination of various nutrients, found in walnuts, fuels the body with sufficient nourishment and keeps hunger pangs away.
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Weight Loss: Move Over Upma; Try These Weight Loss-Friendly Suji Breakfast Recipes (Watch Videos)
Weight Loss: Suji or rava contains no cholesterol, but it is calorie-dense and can easily be turned into energy boosting breakfast dishes.Here are 3 recipe videos you'd love to try!
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Try These Protein-Rich Boiled Eggs Recipes: A Must After A Good Workout
Eggs are one of the most versatile and health-friendly foods. You can be creative and prepare a number of meals with boiled eggs. With a delicious boiled egg meal waiting for you at home, you'll be even more motivated to go through till the end of your dreadful workout.
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Drinking Chocolate Milk Can Be Beneficial Post Workout
Chocolate milk is so widely recommended because of its nutritional capacities and its health benefits on the body. One cup of low-fat chocolate milk contains about 160 calories which are perfect post-workout since the body needs a source of strength and energy to get through the day.
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Sugarcane Juice For Weight Loss: 7 Reasons It May Help You Shed Kilos Faster!
Did you know that a 100 gms serving of sugarcane juice has just about 270 calories and no fat or cholesterol?
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8 Hidden Health Benefits of Cherries for Weight Loss, Heart Health & Good Sleep
Cherry Benefits: Not many know that this delicious fruit has numerous qualities that are good for your health. So, what are these benefits of cherries?
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6 Homemade Energy Drinks for Post Workout Refreshment
Plenty of gym-goers chug store-brought energy drinks not realising how much refined sugar, artificial colouring and flavouring they consume. Here are homemade energy drinks.
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Highly Caffeinated Drinks may Affect Brain: Study
Drinking highly caffeinated beverages mixed with alcohol trigger changes in the adolescent brain which are similar to taking cocaine, suggests a study.
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Do Sports Drinks Fuel or Fool Young Athletes?
Commercial sports drinks were initially designed for athletes who, like the Olympians, train and sweat so vigorously and for such prolonged periods that they sufficiently deplete their bodies to require the rehydration and calorie replenishment these drinks provide
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Call for Ban on Selling 'Addictive' Energy Drinks to Children
Action on Sugar research finds that some drinks contain up to 20 teaspoons of sugar more than three times the maximum an adult should consume in a day
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Energy-dense foods trigger diabetes
A diet packed with energy-dense foods, those containing more calories per volume, may increase a person's risk of developing diabetes.
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Daring Rescue Saves Venomous Snake Trapped In Energy Drink Can
Each year, the snake catcher responds to distress calls involving snakes entangled in discarded cans.
-
Diabetes Diet: Fruits And Vegetable Sugars: How Are They Different From Regular Sugar? Expert Reveals
High amounts of sugar in the blood means more insulin, and we know that constant high insulin in the blood causes serious damage and oxidative stress.
-
Weight Loss: 7 Reasons Why Walnuts Must Be Included In Diet To Lose Extra Kilos
A combination of various nutrients, found in walnuts, fuels the body with sufficient nourishment and keeps hunger pangs away.
-
Weight Loss: Move Over Upma; Try These Weight Loss-Friendly Suji Breakfast Recipes (Watch Videos)
Weight Loss: Suji or rava contains no cholesterol, but it is calorie-dense and can easily be turned into energy boosting breakfast dishes.Here are 3 recipe videos you'd love to try!
-
Try These Protein-Rich Boiled Eggs Recipes: A Must After A Good Workout
Eggs are one of the most versatile and health-friendly foods. You can be creative and prepare a number of meals with boiled eggs. With a delicious boiled egg meal waiting for you at home, you'll be even more motivated to go through till the end of your dreadful workout.
-
Drinking Chocolate Milk Can Be Beneficial Post Workout
Chocolate milk is so widely recommended because of its nutritional capacities and its health benefits on the body. One cup of low-fat chocolate milk contains about 160 calories which are perfect post-workout since the body needs a source of strength and energy to get through the day.
-
Sugarcane Juice For Weight Loss: 7 Reasons It May Help You Shed Kilos Faster!
Did you know that a 100 gms serving of sugarcane juice has just about 270 calories and no fat or cholesterol?
-
8 Hidden Health Benefits of Cherries for Weight Loss, Heart Health & Good Sleep
Cherry Benefits: Not many know that this delicious fruit has numerous qualities that are good for your health. So, what are these benefits of cherries?
-
6 Homemade Energy Drinks for Post Workout Refreshment
Plenty of gym-goers chug store-brought energy drinks not realising how much refined sugar, artificial colouring and flavouring they consume. Here are homemade energy drinks.
-
Highly Caffeinated Drinks may Affect Brain: Study
Drinking highly caffeinated beverages mixed with alcohol trigger changes in the adolescent brain which are similar to taking cocaine, suggests a study.
-
Do Sports Drinks Fuel or Fool Young Athletes?
Commercial sports drinks were initially designed for athletes who, like the Olympians, train and sweat so vigorously and for such prolonged periods that they sufficiently deplete their bodies to require the rehydration and calorie replenishment these drinks provide
-
Call for Ban on Selling 'Addictive' Energy Drinks to Children
Action on Sugar research finds that some drinks contain up to 20 teaspoons of sugar more than three times the maximum an adult should consume in a day
-
Energy-dense foods trigger diabetes
A diet packed with energy-dense foods, those containing more calories per volume, may increase a person's risk of developing diabetes.
