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Drive against unsafe protein powders in gyms in Karnataka being planned

While protein powders authorised by the Food Safety Department are considered safe, Health Minister K. Sudhakar said awareness would be created on low quality and unsafe protein powders

The Hindu

5 nutrition myths Katrina Kaif's fitness instructor wants you to stop believing RIGHT NOW

Eating carbs is bad for human body! Fat consumption shoots up overall body fat percentage! Vegetarian food has low or minimal protein intake! These are some common food myths that we all have come across.

The Times of India

WHO advises against use of two antibody therapies against Covid

At least for the time being, there are no recommended antibody therapies to treat the coronavirus

Wales Online

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Best Bites: Moon Cheese

This is my No. 1 new favorite snack. Tiny balls of dried cheese are packed with flavor in this treat that is crunchy, high in protein, keto-friendly, gluten-free and requires no refrigeration. Moon Cheese comes in a variety of flavors including White Chedda Black Peppa, Garlickin’ Parmesan, Cheddar Believe It…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Protein in the urine during pregnancy; what does it tell you

As beautiful as the pregnancy journey is, it is as challenging and demanding. Regular check ups, tests are crucial during this phase as it not only involves the health of the mother, but also the unborn child.

The Times of India

Leading the whey: the synthetic milk startups shaking up the dairy industry

Lab-grown dairy products, touted as the environmentally friendly option, have the potential to become major disruptors

The Guardian - AU

The WHO has advised against the use of two antibody therapies against COVID – here's what that means

New guidance from the World Health Organization (WHO) strongly advises against using the antibody therapies sotrovimab and casirivimab-imdevimab to treat patients with COVID-19.

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The dangers of eating too much protein explained by nutrition experts

It's an essential macronutrient that keeps us strong, but what does eating too much protein actually do to our bodies?

Daily Record

Eating insects can be good for the planet

Insects are a nutritious food source that can be produced more sustainably than conventional livestock. While eating insects is common in many world regions, in western cultures it is more likely met with disgust.

The Conversation

Covid-19 boosters: Immunologists answer 5 key questions about the new shots

What is different about the updated booster shots? Two scientists offer their expertise to answer five questions about the shots.

Inverse

I tried Aldi's £1 'gold dust' protein snack shoppers are bulk buying - review

I managed to find a vanilla and chocolate flavour at my local Aldi

Liverpool Echo

Michael Mosley shares his top tips for helping people curb snack cravings

For some, snacking is the hardest obstacle to overcome when losing weight.

Daily Record

Pret sandwich linked to fatal allergic reaction contained milk, expert says

Celia Marsh, who had an acute dairy allergy, went into anaphylactic shock shortly after eating a super-veg rainbow flatbread labelled as vegan.

The Independent UK

Gopuff slashes up to 75% off household items including food, alcohol and baby products

If your child is off to uni this autumn they may just want to check out Gopuff delivery service and get up to 75% off food, cleaning products, beauty and lots more

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The Guardian - UK

Protein discovery on human eggs may shed light on unexplained infertility

The protein, named Maia after the Greek goddess of motherhood, appears to be involved in the fusion of sperm and eggs

The Independent UK

Do you need to change your diet if you’re training for a half marathon?

You’re giving a half marathon a go and training is taking it’s toll, it may be time to look at your diet. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

Fortune

5 anti-inflammatory snacks that boost energy and focus during your workday

What are the best snacks for work? These healthy snacks can help boost energy and focus during your busy workday.

Evening Standard

Best Keto snacks and pantry essentials: Protein-rich ingredients for your store cupboard

From realistic imitations to protein-rich innovations, the keto-friendly foods, swaps and favourites to stock up on

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The Independent UK

Husband tells inquest of ‘shock’ at wife’s death after eating Pret wrap

Celia Marsh collapsed after eating a Pret a Manger super-veg rainbow flatbread, which was supposedly dairy-free but contained traces of milk protein.

Financial Times

How to retrain your TikTok algorithm

Instead of jokes, the app is serving me protein powder recommendations and gory surgery videos

The Independent UK

Inquest into death of mother-of-five after eating Pret wrap to begin

Celia Marsh died after eating a super-veg rainbow flatbread at Pret a Manger, which was supposedly dairy-free but contained traces of milk protein.

ABC News

Would you eat meat and milk made in a lab? The Australian companies turning science-fiction into reality

From animal-free ice cream and lamb cultivated in a lab, these Australian companies are thinking outside the box to engineer alternative sources of protein as the world's population tracks towards 10 billion by 2050.

Salon

Science behind eating salad before carbs

Does eating different food types before carbs affect glucose spikes? Turns out, yes

The Times of India

"Can't out-exercise a terrible diet": Nutritionist decodes 5 essential pathways to weight loss

You are NOT “doing everything I can”, says Shannon Collins, nutrition coach on weight loss journeys. In a long post on Instagram, the expert shares, "I will say, my biggest pet peeve as a coach, is talking to people who are actively pursuing fat loss and getting like 3k steps…

Inverse

Slime keeps appearing in nature and scientists are just starting to figure out why

Slime is made up of proteins called mucins, which are vessels for sugar molecules. These sugars are the key taskmasters in making things slimy.

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