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Butter 80% And Ghee 100% Have Fat But Olive Oil 14% With High MUFA & PUFA! Which To Choose? How & Why?

  • January 27, 2025
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BUTTER 🧈 is 80% fat, buttermilk (Laban) less than 2.2%, GHEE nearly 100 💯 %, cheese 🧀 22%, LASSI 23% (lassi: carbohydrate 65%, protein 12%), curd less than 9% and milk 🥛 3.5%! Saturated fat in curd is less than 3%, ghee 59-67%, milk 🥛 2.3%, butter 🧈 50%, cheese 🧀 14%, buttermilk 1.3%, lassi 3%! Therefore, in terms of saturated fat ghee is the worst after butter 🧈 but ghee has heart protective polyunsaturated (PUFA) 3% and monounsaturated (MUFA) 33%, though olive 🫒 oil is better than ghee (saturated fat 14%, PUFA 7.5%, MUFA 76%)! At the end of the day, it’s the quantity and regularity matters! How & Why? PhysiologyWalla & GPT-4 Explaining!

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Story Of Bread 🥯, Rice 🍚, Sugar, Yogurt 🍦, Milk 🥛, Coffee ☕️ And Weight Loss Together! How & Why?!

  • August 18, 2024
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PORTION reduction is of utmost importance for weight loss! Absolutely, have to be SELECTIVE about which items to place into the gut and which not! After 20-30 years of age, when growth is almost nil; after 40-50 years of age, when reproductive activity declines, the body needs just the amount (PORTION) of food for maintenance; any amount in excess will deposit as fat, high cholesterol, high sugar, weight gain etc! Spacing between smaller meals by 2-3 hours can help body to deal first with the previously eaten food! DO NOT FLOOD YOUR BODY WITH FOOD, rather take Nice Deep Breaths and drink water with lemon juice or something! Welcome and Thanks!