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Winter Weight Gain is Real — Here’s How to Manage It Without Dieting Hard

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Winter comes with cozy blankets, endless chai, and warm comfort foods — and with that, comes something most of us silently struggle with… winter weight gain . Yes, it’s real. Yes, it happens to almost everyone. And no, you don’t need extreme dieting or punishment workouts to manage it. Let’s talk about why this happens and how you can stay fit this winter — gently, sustainably, and without feeling hungry all the time. Why Do We Gain Weight in Winter? Winter changes how our body behaves. Here’s what silently works against you: 1. Hunger increases → Cravings increase Your body demands more calories to stay warm. That’s why winter makes you crave hot parathas, gajar ka halwa, and chai every 2 hours. 2. We move less Cold weather = less walking, less exercise, more sitting, more snuggling in the blanket. 3. Slow digestion Winter naturally slows metabolism and digestion. You may feel more bloated, constipated, or lazy. 4. Dehydration We drink less water in winter, leading to water retenti...

COLOURS, CALORIES AND CLEANSING: Your Ultimate Holi Diet and Detox Guide

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  COLOURS, CALORIES AND CLEANSING: Your Ultimate Holi Diet and Detox Guide Holi, the vibrant festival of colors, is just around the corner! As we prepare to drench ourselves in a kaleidoscope of colors, let's not forget to nourish our bodies with wholesome foods and detoxify our systems after the celebrations. In this blog post, we'll share some valuable Holi diet tips and post-Holi detox secrets to help you make the most of the festival while keeping your health and wellness in check. So, let's dive into the world of colors and cuisine, and make this Holi a celebration of health, happiness, and harmony! Here are some simple points for Holi festival day diet: 1. Breakfast On Holi, go for a light breakfast, such as plain poha or combine it with curd. This keeps your stomach full even after breakfast and is light enough to be easily digested. Also, having a salad or a bowl of oats before the Holi party will keep you from going hungry and overeating. 2. Hydrate Yoursel...