World Obesity Day 2018
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World COPD 2018: Can A Person With COPD Get Better? Some Lifestyle Changes Which Can Help
World COPD Day 2018: COPD is a group of lung conditions in which the airways have been narrowed; therefore it makes it difficult for the person to empty air out of the lungs.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: Here's How You Can Prevent Diabetes In Young Children And Teens
World Diabetes Day 2018: Earlier the disease only affected middle-aged and older adults. But now days, Type 2 diabetes is increasing at an alarming rate in young children and teenagers. This is largely due to obesity and unhealthy lifestyle.
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Forget Broccoli, Asparagus; Rujuta Recommends Having This Veggie For Better Digestion
Suran, elephant foot yam or jimikand, is a vegetable with multiple health benefits, yet seems to be underrated! Read here to know the many health benefits of jimikand, which is losing its glam to broccolis and asparagus of the world!
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World Obesity Day 2018: Prevention Is Better Than Cure - Parents Can Help Prevent Childhood Obesity
On World Obesity Day, the aim is to make more people aware about the issue of obesity and encourage people to share their experiences. This will help people get rid of obesity and thereby living a healthy life.
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World Obesity Day 2018: Eat Right To Say Bye To Obesity - A Pediatrician's Perspective
World Obesity Day 2018: It is the responsibility of parents to ensure that children eat healthy foods and adopt a healthy lifestyle. Parents can do this by creating a healthy environment at home.
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What Is Obesity? Primary Causes, Prevention, Treatment And Heath Risks Associated With It
World Obesity Day 2018: With the development people have become more sedentary in their lifestyles and food habits have gone for a toss. Fast food and junk items have taken the place of a normal homemade balanced diet.
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World Obesity Day 2018: Do's And Dont's Of Childhood Obesity You Must Know
World Obesity Day 2018: End Weight Stigma is the theme this year. It is an extremely relevant theme as weight stigma is the least socially accepted form of social discrimination - Nutritionist Pooja Malhotra.
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Want To Lose Weight Quickly? Follow This High Protein Diet Now
Obesity carries with it a number of health complications, including high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol and heart disease. A healthy and a protein-rich diet can help you get rid of obesity easily.
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This World Obesity Day, Here's How You Can End Weight Stigma Once And For All!
World Obesity Day 2018: On this day, efforts need to be made to make more people aware about the issue of obesity and how to eradicate the weight stigma which surrounds obesity.
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Protein Powders: Best Home-Made Protein Powders Which Can Help You Lose Weight
World Obesity Day 2018: While protein is extremely important for muscle strength, it is also essential to select the right one which should be included in your weight loss programme.
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Here's How Many Calories You Should Eat For Your Desired Weight Goals
World Obesity Day 2018: Being aware of your calorie intake can help you determine the best way for weight loss, weight gain or maintaining your weight. Read here to know how many calories you should be eating for your desired weight goals.
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9 Ways To Increase Protein Intake For Weight Loss
World Obesity Day 2018: Increasing your protein intake can help in weight loss. Protein helps you keep full for longer and reduces appetite while carbs and fats are easily absorbed by the body and may contribute to increased calorie intake.
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Top 10 Foods That Are Healthy But With The Highest Calorie Content
World obesity Day 2018: You may feel that high calorie content goes only for unhealthy foods. But that is not true; some of your healthy foods can be very high in terms of calories.
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Top Nephrologist Gives 5 Tips To Protect Your Kidneys For Life
The leading causes of kidney problems include diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity which can be prevented in the first place.
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These Lifestyle Habits Are The Top Reasons You Can Get Cancer
Did you know? Eating too much salt can cause cancer.
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World COPD 2018: Can A Person With COPD Get Better? Some Lifestyle Changes Which Can Help
World COPD Day 2018: COPD is a group of lung conditions in which the airways have been narrowed; therefore it makes it difficult for the person to empty air out of the lungs.
-
World Diabetes Day 2018: Here's How You Can Prevent Diabetes In Young Children And Teens
World Diabetes Day 2018: Earlier the disease only affected middle-aged and older adults. But now days, Type 2 diabetes is increasing at an alarming rate in young children and teenagers. This is largely due to obesity and unhealthy lifestyle.
-
Forget Broccoli, Asparagus; Rujuta Recommends Having This Veggie For Better Digestion
Suran, elephant foot yam or jimikand, is a vegetable with multiple health benefits, yet seems to be underrated! Read here to know the many health benefits of jimikand, which is losing its glam to broccolis and asparagus of the world!
-
World Obesity Day 2018: Prevention Is Better Than Cure - Parents Can Help Prevent Childhood Obesity
On World Obesity Day, the aim is to make more people aware about the issue of obesity and encourage people to share their experiences. This will help people get rid of obesity and thereby living a healthy life.
-
World Obesity Day 2018: Eat Right To Say Bye To Obesity - A Pediatrician's Perspective
World Obesity Day 2018: It is the responsibility of parents to ensure that children eat healthy foods and adopt a healthy lifestyle. Parents can do this by creating a healthy environment at home.
-
What Is Obesity? Primary Causes, Prevention, Treatment And Heath Risks Associated With It
World Obesity Day 2018: With the development people have become more sedentary in their lifestyles and food habits have gone for a toss. Fast food and junk items have taken the place of a normal homemade balanced diet.
-
World Obesity Day 2018: Do's And Dont's Of Childhood Obesity You Must Know
World Obesity Day 2018: End Weight Stigma is the theme this year. It is an extremely relevant theme as weight stigma is the least socially accepted form of social discrimination - Nutritionist Pooja Malhotra.
-
Want To Lose Weight Quickly? Follow This High Protein Diet Now
Obesity carries with it a number of health complications, including high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol and heart disease. A healthy and a protein-rich diet can help you get rid of obesity easily.
-
This World Obesity Day, Here's How You Can End Weight Stigma Once And For All!
World Obesity Day 2018: On this day, efforts need to be made to make more people aware about the issue of obesity and how to eradicate the weight stigma which surrounds obesity.
-
Protein Powders: Best Home-Made Protein Powders Which Can Help You Lose Weight
World Obesity Day 2018: While protein is extremely important for muscle strength, it is also essential to select the right one which should be included in your weight loss programme.
-
Here's How Many Calories You Should Eat For Your Desired Weight Goals
World Obesity Day 2018: Being aware of your calorie intake can help you determine the best way for weight loss, weight gain or maintaining your weight. Read here to know how many calories you should be eating for your desired weight goals.
-
9 Ways To Increase Protein Intake For Weight Loss
World Obesity Day 2018: Increasing your protein intake can help in weight loss. Protein helps you keep full for longer and reduces appetite while carbs and fats are easily absorbed by the body and may contribute to increased calorie intake.
-
Top 10 Foods That Are Healthy But With The Highest Calorie Content
World obesity Day 2018: You may feel that high calorie content goes only for unhealthy foods. But that is not true; some of your healthy foods can be very high in terms of calories.
-
Top Nephrologist Gives 5 Tips To Protect Your Kidneys For Life
The leading causes of kidney problems include diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity which can be prevented in the first place.
-
These Lifestyle Habits Are The Top Reasons You Can Get Cancer
Did you know? Eating too much salt can cause cancer.
