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Why packaged fruit juice may be fuelling fatty liver risk

Doctors warn that fibre-free, fast-absorbing sugar in packaged juice can strain liver health, with whole fruit a safer choice. Packaged fruit juice may look like a healthy shortcut, but doctors are increasingly warning that it can carry hidden metabolic risks.…

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  • October 19, 2026
  • Glycaemic Index

Why the first meal after Navratri fasting should not be a feast

Nutrition experts recommend easing back into regular meals after nine days of fasting, with smaller portions and less fried, sugary and rich food to reduce the risk of bloating, acidity and blood-sugar spikes. After nine days of Navratri fasting, the…

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  • October 19, 2026
  • Glycaemic Index

The 30-minute beef skillet turning low-carb dinners into a one-pan affair

Lean mince, non-starchy vegetables and a handful of store-cupboard ingredients make this adaptable skillet a practical option for a lower-carbohydrate evening meal. A simple one-pan dinner built around lean ground beef and vegetables is being presented as a practical option…

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  • October 19, 2026
  • Carbohydrate Counting

The 30-minute beef skillet that keeps dinner low in carbs

Lean mince, colourful vegetables and bold seasoning combine in a flexible one-pan dinner designed to keep carbohydrates in check without sacrificing flavour. For home cooks looking for a weeknight dinner that keeps carbohydrates in check, a ground beef and vegetable…

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  • October 19, 2026
  • Diet & Nutrition

Green and black tea show promise for steadier blood sugar, but evidence varies

Research suggests unsweetened green and black tea may support insulin sensitivity and glucose control, while herbal varieties could offer more indirect benefits. Unsweetened tea may do more than provide a caffeine lift: according to Verywell Health, some varieties contain antioxidants…

  • apxadmin
  • October 18, 2026
  • Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Why unsweetened green tea may offer the strongest blood-sugar boost

Research suggests unsweetened green tea may modestly improve insulin sensitivity and reduce fasting blood glucose, while several herbal varieties could offer additional benefits alongside treatment and a balanced lifestyle. Tea may do more than provide a comforting ritual: some unsweetened…

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  • October 18, 2026
  • News & Research

A short post-lunch walk could blunt the afternoon blood sugar rise

Research suggests that brief movement soon after eating may help reduce post-meal glucose spikes, offering a practical counter to prolonged sitting. A few minutes of walking after lunch may be enough to help steady blood sugar for the rest of…

  • apxadmin
  • October 18, 2026
  • Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Dry fasting’s weight-loss promise rests on dehydration, not stronger evidence

The social media trend combines food restriction with water deprivation, but medical experts warn of dehydration, kidney strain and electrolyte problems without evidence of extra fat-loss benefits. Dry fasting has surged across social media as a supposedly harder, faster route…

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  • October 18, 2026
  • News & Research

Hydrogen sulfide targets TrxR1 pathway to curb diabetic vessel damage

Researchers have identified how hydrogen sulfide may restrain oxidative stress, inflammation and abnormal smooth muscle cell growth linked to blood-vessel damage in type 2 diabetes. Researchers have identified a molecular route by which hydrogen sulfide may help protect blood vessels…

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  • October 18, 2026
  • Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Diabetes does not thin the blood, but it can raise clot risk

Doctors say people with diabetes do not automatically need blood-thinning medication, although prolonged high blood sugar can damage blood vessels and increase the risk of thrombosis. People with diabetes do not have “thin” blood simply because they have the condition,…

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  • October 18, 2026
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