Superfoods in your backyard: Now, entrepreneurs source quinoa, chia, amaranth and avocado locally, say no to import - Mumbai Mirror
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"More Indians want to include high-nutrient foods like quinoa, chia, amaranth and avocado in their diet. Now, a host of entrepreneurs are sourcing these products locally rather than depending on im...
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DietID_TeamDietitians love this! I'm so glad that people are opting for locally sourced!
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garv @Rachna there’s a lot happening here . The local movement is just about beginning !
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DietID_TeamDietitians 🙌🏽🙌🏽
In this Kerala restaurant, one can have a fill without worrying about paying bill | The Indian Express
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"Situated by the Alappuzha-Cherthala National Highway near Pathirapally, the restaurant has been equipped with a modern steam kitchen which can prepare food for up to 2000 people."
With all this information & research , how come the consumer hasn’t gotten smarter ?
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annefood Exactly. Which is why we created Foodstand! Processed food makes the big food giants money, and marketing is powerful. It can be hard to sort through the misinformation!
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garv I guess we start with ourselves & people around us will follow. Although I’m in India , I am glad I discovered Foodstand ! Would be happy to chip in with ideas ...
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LDA Foodstand has kept me accountable. My husband and I are on a low carb meal plan. We are doing relatively good so far. It has definitely made me more aware of what I was eating.
Foodstand challenges & more!!
Happy 2018 y'all!!
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DietID_TeamDietitians Love this! Happy new year!!
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garv To you too @Rachna ! Have a fab year & more!!
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annefood Yessss!
Midnight snacking may up heart disease, diabetes risk: Report - The Financial Express
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"Eating during the night may increase the risk of heart disease and diabetes by disrupting the body's biological clock, a study warns."
When 'healthy eating' can make you sick, Food News & Top Stories - The Straits Times
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"PARIS • People, it seems, have never been so afraid of their food - and an obsession with healthy eating may paradoxically be endangering lives, say some experts.. Read more at straitstimes.com."