Translation of "Reader's Digest" into Urdu
ریڈرز ڈائجسٹ, From Foods That Harm, Foods That Heal Four foods you should try and avoid for optimal health. Foods That Harm PHOTO: THINKSTOCK 1. Smoked and cured meats From fancy charcuterie to complex are the top translations of "Reader's Digest" into Urdu.
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ریڈرز ڈائجسٹ
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From Foods That Harm, Foods That Heal Four foods you should try and avoid for optimal health. Foods That Harm PHOTO: THINKSTOCK 1. Smoked and cured meats From fancy charcuterie to complex
From Foods That Harm, Foods That HealFour foods you should try and avoid for optimal health.Foods That HarmPHOTO: THINKSTOCK1. Smoked and cured meatsFrom fancy charcuterie to complex canapes, pass on cured meats in any form – they’ve been linked to cancer, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and migraines. Plus, they’re packed with artery-clogging grease: as an example, most shop-bought sausages contain 20% fat!2. Energy drinksStick to a cup of coffee for your afternoon boost. Seemingly harmless caffeinated beverages are often loaded with sugar – and the US FDA has received numerous reports linking certain energy drinks to possible heart attacks, convulsion and even death.3. White riceSkip the refined grains and go for whole: a 17% higher risk of diabetes is associated with eating five or more servings of white rice per week, compared with eating white rice less than once a month.4. Low-fat peanut butterWhen companies take out the fat, they have to add something back in to make peanut butter taste delicious. In this case, it’s extra sugar – and who wants that? Instead, spread regular, natural peanut butter on your sandwich for more of the good fats and protein without fake sweetness.Subscribe to Reader's Digest magazine for more great health tips...
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