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Weight Loss Tips: 9 Hacks To Help You Make Junk Foods Healthier
Here we share a list of hacks you can use to make your favourite junk foods healthier.
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Ultra-Processed Foods Are Extremely Harmful For The Body; Try These Healthy Alternatives To Your Favourite Ultra-Processed Foods
We discuss several healthy substitutes for popular ultra-processed foods in this article.
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Pizza, Chips And Other Processed Foods May Affect Your Memory; Study Reveals
Did you know highly processed foods might affect your brain health too? Researchers explains how. Read on to know more.
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Diet Rich In Fatty Food May Affect Not Just Your Appearance, But Your Brain As Well: Study
A new study has said that following a diet rich in high-fat and high-carb junk foods can not just affect your physical appearance but may even lead to changes in the brain.
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Beware! Consuming Junk Food May Impact Memory And Cognition: Study
Bad diets may not just wreck your waistline, but also spell doom for your brain power and memory, says a new study.
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Junk Food May Cause Your Brain To Shrink, Eat These Healthy Foods Instead
A diet rich in processed and unhealthy foods can cause your brain to shrink. However, a diet rich in essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants can prevent your brain from shrinking.
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Junk Food May Be Slowly Killing You! Here's how
We all enjoy eating extra-spicy and sugary junk food which also makes easy passage for deadly hazards to enter our body. Read on to know about the diseases you make yourself prone to after excessive intake of junk food
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Eating Fried Food May Stop Brain From Controlling Diet: Study
Want to lose weight? Stay clear of meals rich in saturated fat such as lard and butter as consuming such food affects a part of the brain which helps control hunger, a new study has found.
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Junk Food May Shrink Your Brain: Study
The part of the brain believed to be integral to learning, memory and mental health is smaller in people who regularly consume unhealthy foods such as sweet drinks, salty snacks and processed meats, new research has found.
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Weight Loss Tips: 9 Hacks To Help You Make Junk Foods Healthier
Here we share a list of hacks you can use to make your favourite junk foods healthier.
-
Ultra-Processed Foods Are Extremely Harmful For The Body; Try These Healthy Alternatives To Your Favourite Ultra-Processed Foods
We discuss several healthy substitutes for popular ultra-processed foods in this article.
-
Pizza, Chips And Other Processed Foods May Affect Your Memory; Study Reveals
Did you know highly processed foods might affect your brain health too? Researchers explains how. Read on to know more.
-
Diet Rich In Fatty Food May Affect Not Just Your Appearance, But Your Brain As Well: Study
A new study has said that following a diet rich in high-fat and high-carb junk foods can not just affect your physical appearance but may even lead to changes in the brain.
-
Beware! Consuming Junk Food May Impact Memory And Cognition: Study
Bad diets may not just wreck your waistline, but also spell doom for your brain power and memory, says a new study.
-
Junk Food May Cause Your Brain To Shrink, Eat These Healthy Foods Instead
A diet rich in processed and unhealthy foods can cause your brain to shrink. However, a diet rich in essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants can prevent your brain from shrinking.
-
Junk Food May Be Slowly Killing You! Here's how
We all enjoy eating extra-spicy and sugary junk food which also makes easy passage for deadly hazards to enter our body. Read on to know about the diseases you make yourself prone to after excessive intake of junk food
-
Eating Fried Food May Stop Brain From Controlling Diet: Study
Want to lose weight? Stay clear of meals rich in saturated fat such as lard and butter as consuming such food affects a part of the brain which helps control hunger, a new study has found.
-
Junk Food May Shrink Your Brain: Study
The part of the brain believed to be integral to learning, memory and mental health is smaller in people who regularly consume unhealthy foods such as sweet drinks, salty snacks and processed meats, new research has found.
