Indian foods that help with weight loss
Love your desi food? Can’t trade up ghee for olive oil? Well, here’s good news - you don’t need to! Indian food can be tasty and healthy at the same time. Make sure you include these ingredients in your daily diet and you’ll find yourself on the path to good health in no time at all.
Moong dal: Moong dal brings you your required dose of vitamins and minerals. Rich in Vitamin A, B, C, and E, as well as calcium, iron and potassium, it is a great source of protein and fibre, with ... more
Moong dal: Moong dal brings you your required dose of vitamins and minerals. Rich in Vitamin A, B, C, and E, as well as calcium, iron and potassium, it is a great source of protein and fibre, with very low fat content. Moong dal helps lower cholesterol, and control blood sugar levels in the body. A cup of dal to accompany your rotis is a great way to plan dinner. less
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