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 What Comes First Build Muscle or Shed FatYou want to get rid of the flab. You also want to put on muscle. But you know that you can not optimally do both at the same time.  Weight Management Issue: Tips for Sedentary WorkersSedentary lifestyle is used to denote a type of lifestyle most commonly found in modern cultures. It is characterized by sitting or remaining inactive for most of the day, with little or no exercise. Tags: Diabetes, Anemia, Heartburn, Magnesium, Potassium, Power  Understanding Weight LossObesity is a complex problem and there can be no shortcut to weight loss!  Strength Training for WomenIn India a Myth prevails that a woman should avoid strength training as they will lose femininity and grow muscular like men.  New Dietary Guidelines for IndiansThe new guidelines, putting it in a nutshell has proposed a reduction in the total requirements in terms of carbohydrates, salt, sugar and fats. The transition is in the increase in protein intake to ensure good muscle build up.  Have PCOD-Do Not Let The Scale Control YouA lot of my female clients complain that they have been working out like crazy and following my diets to the tee, BUT the scale doesn’t budge. Certainly feeling the pangs of anxiety myself, I console them mentioning “you might be toning u World Hepatitis Day-27th JulyHepatitis is an inflammation of the liver due to a viral infection of the liver or injury caused by a chemical toxin that is associated with damage or death of the liver cells. Hepatitis is a disease that can be caused by a variety of different virus Going Eggilicious!!!Inspired by one of the daily chit chat that we were having around a blog post we had put up a while back, the creative minds at DesiDieter office got working. We thought- Hey! We don’t talk about eggs as much as we should. Eggs are great, can b Weight Management or Weight loss: What's the difference?Weight management has become the topic of the century. In a survey done by a leading hospital in India in 2003, it was found that nearly 71% of employees and 82% of CEO's were overweight and 48% of the employees and 69% of CEO's were physically |
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