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Behavior, Nutrition and Lifestyle in a Comprehensive Health and Disease Paradigm

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Unhealthy lifestyle are responsible for metabolic diseases, joint and skeletal diseases, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, etc.1The risk of lifestyle diseases is increasing with counties becoming more industrialized.

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Jun 2022 | 5 min read

ADA 2022 Guidelines - Recommendations on Carbohydrate intake

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American Diabetes Association 2022 guideline recommendations on carbohydrate intake

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Jan 2022 | 2 min video

Transclutural Diabetes Nutrition Algorithm(t-DNA) to manage Diabetes

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Transclutural Diabetes Nutrition Algorithm(t-DNA) to manage Diabetes patients.

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Apr 2022 | 2 min video

Role of Nutrition to Manage Obese Diabetics

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Obesity accounts for upto 85% of Diabetics. Video explains the role of Diabetes Specific Nutrition to Manage Obese Diabetics.

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Feb 2022 | 2 min video

American Diabetes Association 2022 Guidelines: Recommendations on Proteins and Fat Intake

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American Diabetes Associations latest recommendations on intake of Proteins and Fats to manage Diabetes in an engaging video.

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Jan 2021 | 2 min video

ADA 2022 Guidelines- Goals of Medical Nutrition Therapy in Diabetes

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American Diabetes Associations latest 2022 recommendations on goals of Medical Nutrition Therapy in Diabetes Management.

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Jan 2022 | 2 min video

Thin-Fat Indian Phenotype

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The thin-fat phenotype, also known as normal weight obesity/ metabolic obesity, etc. is defined as an individual who has normal body weight (as measured by body mass index) but a disproportionately high body fat percentage (based on ethnicity and gender-specific cut-offs).

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Jun 2022 | 10 min read

Gain to Lose! Can increased Muscle Mass decrease the fat in the body?

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Traditional weight loss programs often focus on cutting body fat and hitting lower numbers on the scale but do not focus on gaining muscles. Body recomposition is an approach toward weigh t loss, where the significance of both losing fat and gaining muscles at the same time is highlighted.1 Thus, building muscle and losing fat concomitantly has been referred to as body recomposition by practitioners.2

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Apr 2022 | 7 min read
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