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Nutrition and Diet
Dear Ladies, you would be happy to know Ms Catharine Beecher, an American educationist, who pioneered the essence of physical education among women in the 18th century.
The British Dietetic association (BDA) released a report stating that thousand of people are taking protein supplement as a substitute and not as a supplement, and this survey has once again hit the headlines with questions on protein supplement; especially the popular ones like whey and casein.
Green tea extract for weight loss is one thing we all are acquainted with. But, are we really familiar with the topic in detail. Do we know the correct green tea dosage for weight loss or how green tea extract weight loss actually delivers?
Soy protein benefits are not something we are totally unfamiliar with. The fact that soybeans are consumed in many Indian households makes benefits of soy protein a familiar topic. In the fitness world too, it is steadily emerging as a popular choice for vegetarians and vegans together.
Post workout nutrition is vital for the body. To get it, a balanced diet is an unsurpassed source. We know, you may not feel like consuming calories after having a grueling session in the gym.
Planning to lose weight is no easy task. This is the reason why we consciously search for best foods or supplements to keep us fit and reduce our calorie count or something which helps us shed body fat.
Pea protein powder has recently become popular in the fitness world and many of us must have started planning to start using the supplement by now. But, do you yet know the answer to the two questions- is pea protein good for you or is pea protein bad for you?
Carbohydrates are one of the three essential macronutrients, which are essential for proper functioning of the body, growth and development of muscular tissues, and building a strong physique. The other two macronutrients are viz proteins and fats.
In India about 31 percent of the population is vegetarian and 9 percent are ovo-vegetarian (those people who consume eggs but not any sort of meat).