Wednesday 27 December 2017

Consuming red meat may increase cancer risk

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Consuming red meat may increase cancer risk
Consuming red meat may increase cancer risk

Experts advise to reduce the red meat intake if it's excessive.

Add fruits, veggies and whole grains to your diet to cut diabetes risk
Add fruits, veggies and whole grains to your diet to cut diabetes risk

The amount of fibre in the diet can influence weight gain, blood sugar, insulin sensitivity, and colon health.

Lung cancer alert: Visit a doctor right away if you have a persistent cough

If you have recently struggled through the smog, look for these signs of lung cancer.

Lung cancer alert: Visit a doctor right away if you have a persistent cough
10 mistakes to avoid while eating during the festive season
10 mistakes to avoid while eating during the festive season

Not having enough water is one of the biggest mistakes. Always stay hydrated, you can also opt for coconut water.

Why 'mindful eating' must top your party menu

Being 'conscious and aware' of what you eat and drink can make a big difference to your health and wellness.

Why 'mindful eating' must top your party menu
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Debunking myths: A high-protein diet won't stress your kidney

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Want to boost your child's IQ? Fish is your best bet
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