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Dietitians Reveal the Best Foods to Eat for Better Kidney Health  AOL.com Dietitians Reveal the Number-1 Food to Eat for Better Kidney Health  Prevention Nephrologist lists 8 worst daily habits that are damaging your kidneys  Moneycontrol From cereals to bananas: 8 surprising breakfast foods worsening your kidney problems  The Economic Times High-sodium, fast food diets take a toll on kidneys  VnExpress International Source link

A healthy gut is essential for digestion and supporting many of the body’s systems. Ginger tea promotes gut health by helping reduce inflammation, relieve nausea and ease stomach pain. Other ways to improve gut health include eating a balanced diet, staying hydrated and managing stress. Having a healthy gut not only aids in digestion and nutrient absorption, but also supports …

The Low-Potassium Foods Dietitians Want You to Add to Your Plate  AOL.com Source link

Have you ever filled your Chipotle bowl to the brim with extra carnitas and thought, Wait, how much protein is too much? If so, you’re not alone. There’s a lot of hype on social media these days about how much protein you need and whether or not there’s such thing as having too much in your diet. But is there …

We asked dietitians for healthy high-protein meals. Here’s their list.  The Washington Post 7 High-Protein Fruits to Boost Weight Loss and Muscle Growth  Odisha TV 5 Protein-Rich Foods For Those On A Plant-Based Diet  Republic World Heart surgeon shares 6 favorite high-protein foods—no meat required – Metabolic  OkDiario Source link

Drinking green tea regularly may support metabolic health and reduce visceral fat. Swap sugary drinks for green tea to help maintain a calorie deficit needed for fat loss. To support visceral fat loss, exercise regularly, limit alcohol, manage stress and get enough sleep. Not all body fat is the same—and the one you really need to pay attention to is …

To try to ward off heart disease, cancer, and dementia, the registered dietitian Amy Buckley regularly fills her plate with fish, veggies, and beans. That’s because fiber, healthy fats, and antioxidants can help reduce chronic inflammation. Unlike acute inflammation, the body’s natural response to infection or injury, which manifests as redness, swelling, and itchiness, chronic inflammation is associated with an …

The One Thing Registered Dietitians Are Begging You To Stop Doing if You Want More Energy Over 50  AOL.com Source link

The 6 Convenience Foods You Should Eat to Lower Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News Source link

High-protein snacks like strained (Greek-style) yogurt help you stay full between meals. Protein supports metabolism by preserving muscle and boosting calorie burn. Choose yogurt low in sugar and saturated fat, and add fiber-rich fruit or nuts. Protein is everywhere these days. From bars to shakes to cereal, it seems every product is fortified with it. But not all protein-rich snacks …