Jul 15, 2025
People often consume large portions of granola, assuming it's low-calorie. Moderation is key,
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Smoothies must always be prepared with protein (like Greek yogurt), healthy fats, and no added sugar.
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People often eat salads with creamy dressings, and without protein. Adding millets, or other protein enriched foods to make it balanced.
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All brown breads are not whole wheat breads. Ensure to always read the label carefully.
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Yoghurt should ideally be unflavoured because it has maximum potential to benefit without any added flavourings or sugar.
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Protein bars are treated like a health food but many of them are just candy bars in disguise.
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People often think packaged fruit juice is healthy as whole fruit. But it has added fruit flavours and sugar.
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Nuts are overeaten because they’re treated as “healthy fats.” Stick to small servings (a handful or 1 tbsp), and unsalted, natural varieties has a more positive impact on the body.
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