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 Heart Healthy Indian DietThe World Heart Day is on the 29th of September 2011. A Heart Healthy Diet is not only for those who have problems related to the heart (high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart attack, etc).  Diet Care fore a New Mother Post-DeliveryHaving a baby is a wonderful episode in life. The bundle of joy brings out the best in a lady. But, a new mother needs as much care post-delivery as she will during her pregnancy  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.  Portfolio Diet For HeartThe way we diet is seeing a revolution. Change your perspective of heart care diet with the new Portfolio diet. Portfolio diet came in as a therapy to lower cholesterol and seeks health benefits with small changes in the diet.  Amalaki RasayanaAmalaki (Emblica Officinalis, Amla or Indian Gooseberry) is revered by ayurvedic healers as a wonder rasayana capable of delivering a diverse range of benefits to the physiology.  9 Out Of 10 Indians Are Vit D Deficient.A recent visit to my daughter’s Pediatrician seemed like a Tsunami had washed over me. Sitting impatiently in the waiting area for an hour, the unpleasant purple poster kept glaring at me.
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Fiber refers to carbohydrates that cannot be digested. Fiber is present in all plants that are eaten for fo Baba Ramdev Survives Nine Days Without FoodWith all the ‘politics-ism’ and ‘swami-ism’ happening on Indian television, the only thing that caught my attention was the frail looking man dressed in vibrant orange, going headstrong without a morsel.
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