Junk Food

Some Like It Quick: Which countries are obssesed with fast food?

According to a study by CEO World Magazine, the United States and the United Kingdom are the most fast-food-obsessed countries in the world. France and Sweden ranked third and fourth spots, followed by Austria, Mexico, and South Korea. What about India?

Five ways you can reduce junk food cravings

If you want to stop yourself from consuming junk all the time, keep healthy food at home. Instead of having unhealthy chips, namkeens, and cookies, fulfill your hunger requirements with nuts like almonds and walnuts.

Gut restoration program can improve digestion and cognition; here's how one can adopt microbiome diet

The world we live in is full of microorganisms, so it’s natural that our body is home to some of them too

COVID-19 work from home: Majority of workers faced new mental, physical health problems, finds study

The study also found that female workers with lower annual incomes were more likely to report two or more physical and mental health issues than workers who earned better salaries, while having a pet had no impact on one's wellbeing

Licence to overeat: 5 reasons behind your unhealthy eating habits

Knowing your triggers for unhealthy eating habits, especially overeating, can go a long way in helping you consciously avoid those situations.

Dangerously high levels of fat, excessive salt in packaged food, fast food items in India

The levels are much higher than the thresholds set by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).

Fast food calorie info only cuts down the intake temporarily, says new study

After a year, the average calories per transaction had reduced to only 23 calories less than before labelling.

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Third of 700 million children around the world are undernourished, overweight: UNICEF

Over the last three decades, another form of child malnutrition has spread across the world: excess weight.

Here’s how ultra-processed foods impact your health

Research is linking the consumption of ultra-processed foods to a higher risk for obesity, cardiovascular disease, cancer and all-cause mortality.