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10 highly misunderstood foods


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varunkulkarni
honey
by varunkulkarni on Feb 09, 2012 10:46 PM

what abt honey...does it increase blood sugar...i got mixed opinions from people...how abt forest honey (pure honey) rather than buying packed one...considering one is diabetic

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aus ant
Thank you rediff
by aus ant on Feb 04, 2012 06:00 PM

I will continue using coconut oil and coconut milk in cooking.

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Guy
re:food
by Guy on Feb 04, 2012 05:47 PM

Best thing is to have traditional Indian thali(either veg or non veg) which is complete with all the nutrients during lunch and dinner.This was followed by our fore fathers in villages and cities and they used to be fit and live long years.

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Chandran KR
Surprised
by Chandran KR on Feb 04, 2012 05:29 PM

Surprised to find Sapodilla/Sapota India to make this list!!! As you know most of these are used traditionally in India. Should not hose who spread wrong information about these misunderstood food items be sued???:-) Any nutritional Subramanian Swamy here?

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k desai
misunderstood food
by k desai on Feb 02, 2012 03:38 PM

those who avoid normal sugar eat dates ( khajoor ) but the glycemic index is 105 , higher than glucose. so diabetics be careful.

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k desai
misunderstood food
by k desai on Feb 02, 2012 03:38 PM

those who avoid normal sugar eat dates ( khajoor ) but the glycemic index is 105 , higher than glucose. so diabetics be careful.

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Ramesh
From experience
by Ramesh on Feb 01, 2012 05:21 PM  | Hide replies

All said and done, don't get too choosy about foods and take all those health related articles to heart.
1. Eat everything in moderation, especially eat the food that is locally grown in your geography as regular meals.
2. Exercise in moderation, enjoy exercising. Your body
3. Listen to your body and mind. They always talk to you and convey what they can handle and can't. Listen and respond to those messages, rest everything will take care of itself

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Raj Thakre
Re: From experience
by Raj Thakre on Feb 02, 2012 03:50 AM
Very Sinsible Ramesh

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kiran kumar
Re: From experience
by kiran kumar on Feb 02, 2012 11:47 AM
Can't agree more. Just to add, when it comes to fruits and vegetables, nothing can beat seasonal options. Good for health, good for your pockets and automatically takes care of cycling all nutritions that you need all throught the year.

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nirav punekar
Re: From experience
by nirav punekar on Feb 07, 2012 12:57 PM
100% true

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kieran dsouza
good article
by kieran dsouza on Feb 01, 2012 01:42 PM

this is a truthful article that really clears the air on healthy foods that have been much maligned for commercial reasons, vested interests or plain ignorance.

I cut out ALL vegetable oils and use only coconut oil/ghee and my health has improved tremendously. I also consume only fruit in morning and evening and it has improved my digestion, physical and mental energy and reduced hunger.

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Kiran
lots of people think that brown rice is boiled rice.
by Kiran on Feb 01, 2012 01:34 PM  | Hide replies

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Kiran
Re: lots of people think that brown rice is boiled rice.
by Kiran on Feb 01, 2012 01:35 PM
Also brown rice isn't that commonly avail;able in the market

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kieran dsouza
Re: Re: lots of people think that brown rice is boiled rice.
by kieran dsouza on Feb 01, 2012 01:43 PM
it is parboiled rice. U get brown parboiled rice that is quite healthy with less polishing

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Harshwardhan Siddhanti
Re: Re: Re: lots of people think that brown rice is boiled rice.
by Harshwardhan Siddhanti on Feb 02, 2012 04:21 PM
why to buy that if zero polished pure brown rice is available

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Kiran
Re: Re: Re: lots of people think that brown rice is boiled rice.
by Kiran on Feb 04, 2012 06:10 PM
parboiled is still poor compared to the whole brown. WIth parboiling some of the nutrients get drained off

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