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    High-protein apple & peanut butter overnight oats: Easy breakfast to power your day

    High-Protein Apple & Peanut Butter Overnight Oats are an easy, nutritious breakfast meal made to keep mornings hassle-free and satisfying. Packed with richness of creamy peanut butter, protein boost from Greek yogurt, and fiber-filled oats, this recipe offers you a lasting energy while fresh apples bring sweetness and crunch.

    Is your protein shake helping or harming you? Dietitians reveal the hidden ingredients that could make or break your health

    Protein shakes can support recovery, nutrition, and healthy aging, but only if chosen carefully. Dietitians advise looking for 20–30 grams of quality protein, minimal added sugar, and essential micronutrients like vitamin D and electrolytes. Safety testing is crucial, as many powders contain contaminants. Both plant and dairy options work, but taste and digestibility matter most. Experts stress: the right shake should fuel, repair, and hydrate effectively.

    Feeling tired all the time? 7 Vitamin B12 foods you absolutely need for a sharp brain

    Vitamin B12 foods for brain and energy are essential for anyone feeling tired, unfocused, or mentally sluggish. Many adults in the U.S. unknowingly face low B12 levels, which can cause fatigue, memory lapses, and mood swings. Including B12-rich foods like clams, liver, fatty fish, eggs, dairy, fortified cereals, and nutritional yeast can restore energy, support nerve health, and enhance cognitive clarity.

    8 ultra-processed foods that are surprisingly good for your health

    Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) often get a bad reputation due to links with heart problems, chronic illnesses, and weight gain. However, some UPFs can be part of a healthy diet when chosen carefully. Items like whole-grain cereals, yogurt, canned beans, and frozen fruits or vegetables provide nutrients and convenience. The key is to focus on options low in added sugar, unhealthy fats, and salt, while balancing them with fresh produce, whole grains, and lean proteins for overall health.

    Almond, Soy, or Rice: Experts share which milk variety is best for your health and taste

    Milk choices have expanded beyond cow's milk. Cow's milk is good for bone health but can be high in saturated fat. Plant-based options like almond and soy milk are popular. Almond milk is low in calories and rich in vitamin E. Soy milk offers high protein and heart-healthy fats. Coconut milk is rich but high in saturated fat.

    From aloo to avocado: How India's eating choices are changing

    Driven by wellness influencers, aggressive marketing, and a post-pandemic focus, Indian kitchens are witnessing a shift towards health and nutrition. Consumers are increasingly conscious of protein intake and superfoods, with millets and traditional ingredients making a comeback. However, experts caution against blindly following trends, emphasizing the importance of individual dietary needs and rediscovering traditional wisdom.

    The Economic Times
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