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Can Pasta Be Added To Your Weight Loss Diet? Is It Healthy? Experts Reveal The Truth
Weight loss diet: A recent study found that eating pasta may lead to lower body weight, waist circumference and BMI in adult women. Pasta was also found to be healthy for kids.
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Love Eating Rice And Pasta? It May Lead To Early Menopause
A new study has further tainted consumption of rice by concluding that it may advance menopause by a year and a half. The results of the study have been published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health
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Pasta May Actually Not Make Your Kids Obese
Carbohydrates get a lot of bad press and are blamed for the obesity epidemic but this negative attention may not be deserved for pasta.
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Eat Pasta to Cut That Extra Flab
According to researchers, eating pasta -- the fundamental component of Italian Mediterranean tradition -- can lead to a decrease in the body mass index (BMI) as well as decrease the likelihood of both general and abdominal obesity.
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UP Lab Now Finds Nestle Pasta Unsafe, Lead Beyond Permissible Limit
Nestle's pasta has now landed in trouble as its samples, tested at a state-owned food testing laboratory, were found to be carrying lead beyond the permissible limits.
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Our Products Safe to Consume: Nestle India
Finding itself in a fresh row over its pasta product now, Nestle India on Friday said its products are safe to consume and it will work with the authorities to resolve the issue at the earliest.
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Now, Uttar Pradesh Lab Finds Nestle's Pasta Unsafe
After Maggi noodles, Nestle's pasta has now landed in trouble as its samples, tested at a state-owned food testing laboratory, were found to be carrying lead beyond the permissible limits, a state government official said today.
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After Maggi, Tests Ordered on Other Brands of Noodles, Pasta
Central food safety regulator FSSAI today ordered testing of various noodles, pasta and macaroni brands, including Top Ramen, Foodles and Wai Wai, manufactured by seven companies to check compliance of norms in the wake of Maggi controversy.
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Can Pasta Be Added To Your Weight Loss Diet? Is It Healthy? Experts Reveal The Truth
Weight loss diet: A recent study found that eating pasta may lead to lower body weight, waist circumference and BMI in adult women. Pasta was also found to be healthy for kids.
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Love Eating Rice And Pasta? It May Lead To Early Menopause
A new study has further tainted consumption of rice by concluding that it may advance menopause by a year and a half. The results of the study have been published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health
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Pasta May Actually Not Make Your Kids Obese
Carbohydrates get a lot of bad press and are blamed for the obesity epidemic but this negative attention may not be deserved for pasta.
-
Eat Pasta to Cut That Extra Flab
According to researchers, eating pasta -- the fundamental component of Italian Mediterranean tradition -- can lead to a decrease in the body mass index (BMI) as well as decrease the likelihood of both general and abdominal obesity.
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UP Lab Now Finds Nestle Pasta Unsafe, Lead Beyond Permissible Limit
Nestle's pasta has now landed in trouble as its samples, tested at a state-owned food testing laboratory, were found to be carrying lead beyond the permissible limits.
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Our Products Safe to Consume: Nestle India
Finding itself in a fresh row over its pasta product now, Nestle India on Friday said its products are safe to consume and it will work with the authorities to resolve the issue at the earliest.
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Now, Uttar Pradesh Lab Finds Nestle's Pasta Unsafe
After Maggi noodles, Nestle's pasta has now landed in trouble as its samples, tested at a state-owned food testing laboratory, were found to be carrying lead beyond the permissible limits, a state government official said today.
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After Maggi, Tests Ordered on Other Brands of Noodles, Pasta
Central food safety regulator FSSAI today ordered testing of various noodles, pasta and macaroni brands, including Top Ramen, Foodles and Wai Wai, manufactured by seven companies to check compliance of norms in the wake of Maggi controversy.
