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This dietitian's simple overnight oats recipe delivers 30g of protein in 387 calories

Get through the morning with this quick high-protein breakfast

Fit & Well

Why BMI is not a good metric for checking obesity or overweight in Indians, shares expert

BMI is a standard measure to assess an individual as underweight, normal, overweight, or obese. However, it may not be accurate to measure health in Indians. This means that the weight may be normal but disproportionate fat muscle mass ( fat to protein disproportion).

The Times of India

The truth about protein: how to get enough – at every age

We need protein to build muscle, produce hormones, regulate mood and appetite, and strengthen bones. But how much, and what kind, should you eat every day?

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How to identify fake protein powder supplements?

The dependency on protein powder supplements has increased in the last few decades. Information, misinformation, facts, and myths around the use of protein powders are seen in the health sector. Youngsters, who are always on the lookout for easier and quicker weight management methods, consume lots of protein powder sometimes…

The Times of India

Starving cells take over protein transport stations

Nutrient-starved cells divert protein transport stations to cellular recycling centres to be broken down, highlighting a novel approach cells use to deal with stressful conditions. Read further on Dynamite News:

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This is exactly how to get fit - and stay fit - in your 50s, according to a top expert who trains clients every day

Your ultimate guide.

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Shake Up Your Nutrition: The Top 7 Meal Replacement Shakes For Busy Lifestyles

Meal replacement shakes are designed to replace either your breakfast, lunch, or dinner, which are perfect for people on the go or on their wellness journey.

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Where did it all go so wrong for oat milk?

Once the alt-milk that could do no wrong, a flurry of reports have led to growing health concerns about oat milk. Emma Loffhagen examines its demise

Evening Standard

A freak DNA change 25 million years ago is why humans lack tails

25 million years ago, an Alu element insertion in an ancient ape's DNA led to the loss of tails.

The Hindu

10 Best Protein Powders of 2024 : Healthy Weight Loss Supplements

If you are trying to lose weight, but would like make sure your body derives the optimum nutrition, then taking protein powder for weight loss is the way to go.

Medical Daily

Fuel your body right-Things to look out for when choosing the right peanut butter

Food serves as fuel for the body, enabling it to carry out daily activities, maintain good health, and uplift one's state of mind. Any food item, whether it's a fruit, salad, or a full meal, can energize the body. However, sometimes it gets challenging to fuel your body with the…

The Times of India

Strategies to tackle junk food addiction in kids

Fast food or junk food is a generic term for all kinds of foods that are energy-dense because they contain a lot of fat, sugar, and salt but are relatively low in other important nutrients such as protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Junk food has become an integral part of…

The Times of India

Best greens powder to add essential nutrients to your diet

Are the pervasive plantshakes worth the hype?

Evening Standard

US banks ‘sabotaging’ own net zero plans by livestock financing, report claims

Lending to meat, dairy and feed corporations led to ‘significant proportion’ of banks’ emissions, Friends of the Earth found

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Where are Meat Prices Heading in Q2?

The animal protein sector of the commodities market moved higher in Q1, with gains in cattle and hog futures. As we head into the second quarter of 2024, the peak demand grilling season will begin in late May, which is the time when beef and pork prices tend to reach…

Fit & Well

This sports nutritionist’s delicious 15-minute meal serves up 40g of protein

Make a meal that’s both delicious and nutritious in a matter of minutes

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Industrial pioneers get $20m to turn science into jobs

Founders of future industries will vie for a share of $20 million to take their ideas to the next level under funding certainty for CSIRO's flagship program.

Dynamite News

Study finds how mRNA used to target Alzheimer's disease

Researchers at The Florey have created a method using mRNA technology to specifically target the harmful protein tau, which accumulates in dementia patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease and other conditions. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Try out these Indian recipes rich in protein

Did you know that nearly every cell in the body includes proteins? This is how crucial proteins are to the body. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Dispelling Top 10 Sports Nutrition Myths

Learn the truth about sports nutrition myths to enhance athletic performance and overall health.

LiveScience

Tardigrade proteins could slow aging in humans, small cell study finds

In lab-dishes studies, proteins drawn from tiny tardigrades slowed human cell metabolism.

What to eat after a run to boost recovery and performance, according to a running coach

Nail your post-run nutrition, reduce muscle soreness and boost your performance

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Health: New approach to treat allergic asthma

Researchers revealed that a protein known as Piezo1 stops allergens from hyperactivating a kind of immune cell in the lungs. The work implies that activating Piezo1 could be a new therapeutic approach to lowering lung inflammation and treating allergic asthma. Read further on Dynamite News:

LiveScience

Protein in human sweat may protect some people against Lyme disease

A mutant gene that produces proteins in sweat may raise some people's risk of Lyme disease, while the standard version of the gene may protect against infection.

Fit & Well

How to boost your gut health through exercise and feel-good movement, according to the experts

Try strength training, cardio and fuelling up to help support a healthier gut

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