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Experts on rapid weight loss as fitness influencer dies due to ‘mystery illness’

Fitness influencer Adriana Thyssen passes away due to ‘mystery illness’ at 49, after losing 45 kgs in just 1 year. Experts share diet and rapid weight loss tips

Experts caution tips on diet, rapid weight loss as health influencer Adriana Thyssen dies due to ‘mystery illness’ at 49 (Photo by Twitter/areavip)
Published on Sep 20, 2023 06:43 PM IST
ByZarafshan Shiraz, New Delhi

Healthy eating: Do we need portion control? A nutritionist on tips to eat right

While portion control is considered a healthy way to curb overeating and maintaining a healthy weight, it could also mean not following body cues and eating mechanically rather than mindfully.

Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar took to Instagram to encourage eating correctly rather than controlling portion.(Unsplash)
Published on Sep 05, 2022 01:36 PM IST

Fit and fine by Kamal Singh CSCS: Can you out-train a bad diet?

You can’t only exercise and become lean without eating right

it is not possible to only exercise and become lean without cutting down food intake(Shutterstock)
Published on Nov 29, 2020 07:15 AM IST
Hindustan Times | ByKamal Singh CSCS

Campus life by Zuni Chopra: The first day of four years

The first day of moving into a new college sets the tone for the years to come….

Getting into a college like Stanford can be amazing as well as a bit overwhelming for an Indian student(Shutterstock)
Updated on Apr 25, 2020 11:19 PM IST
Hindustan Times | ByZuni Chopra

New study shows dietary self-monitoring takes less than 15 minutes a day

Dietary self-monitoring is the best predictor of weight-loss success. New research shows for the first time how little time it actually takes: 14.6 minutes per day on average.

How much time does dietary self-monitoring really take? The answer is, not very much. (Instagram)
Updated on Feb 26, 2019 04:55 PM IST
Washington DC | ByAsian News International

Smaller plates for weight loss won’t fool your brain into eating less

Small plate diet plan won’t help in weight loss. A new study says that when people are deprived of food, they are more likely to consider a portion size accurately, irrespective of how it’s served.

The new study debunks the popular diet trick based on the Delbouef illusion that predicts people will identify sizes. It shows that such tricks don’t help weight loss.(Shutterstock)
Updated on Aug 01, 2018 09:46 AM IST
Indo Asian News Service | By

Beware foodies, unhealthy junk food may be making you pay more

“It appears that craving boosts or multiplies the economic value of the craved food,” said Anna Konova, a postdoctoral researcher in New York University. There is growing interest across several sectors in understanding how our psychological states and physiological needs affect our behaviour as consumers.

Of particular concern is craving, which has long been recognised as a state of mind that contributes to addiction and, in recent years, to eating disorders and obesity.(Shutterstock)
Updated on Apr 03, 2018 04:53 PM IST
Press Trust of India, New York | By

Stop posting your food photos on Instagram. Here’s how it could be making you fat

With trends like #foodporn ruling Instagram feeds, it is very easy to forget the difference between actual portion sizes needed for every meal and Insta-friendly portion size. This means we are eating more than we need to.

Bloggers are calling out this scary trend of ‘eating for the gram’.(Instagram.com/meowmeix)
Updated on Mar 08, 2018 11:44 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By
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