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Tamannaah Bhatia’s coach reveals why ‘Greek yoghurt’ is the easiest food to improve protein intake
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Tamannaah Bhatia’s coach reveals why ‘Greek yoghurt’ is the easiest food to improve protein intake

by jummy84 November 1, 2025
written by jummy84

Are you struggling to meet your protein requirements? Sometimes it may feel like you are running out of meal planning options or that every option requires too many ingredients and too much effort. But what if one versatile ingredient could reduce the chore of meal prep?
ALSO READ: Are you consuming too much protein? Experts share the safe limits of intake and debunk common myths

Tamannaah Bhatia’s fitness trainer revealed how you can increase your protein intake. (Picture credit: Instagram)

Celebrity fitness coach Siddhartha Singh, who has worked with stars like Tamannaah Bhatia, shared in a November 1 post about the versatile ingredient. “If you would ask me one thing, what you could include in your nutrition to up your protein in the easiest way possible. I would say Greek yoghurt,” he said, naming Greek yoghurt. It is one of the most convenient ways to boost daily protein without spending hours in the kitchen.

The fitness coach shared these 3 reasons why Greek yoghurt works so well to improve your protein intake.

1. Versatile

The first reason the fitness coach pointed out was Greek yoghurt’s versatility. It’s a blank canvas for healthy eating as it fits in for both sweet and savoury treats.

Siddhartha elaborated,“If you add fruits into your Greek yoghurt, it becomes a sweet snack; at the same time, if you add something like, say, peanut butter and nuts, it becomes a savoury snack. So the versatility is amazing.”

This way, Greek yoghurt can multitask for you as the flavour notes of Greek yoghurt work for all kinds of dishes.

2. No cooking

The next reason is that Greek yoghurt doesn’t require you to cook. Siddhartha highlighted that you can simply place a quick order on a 10-minute delivery app, and you will have a ready-to-eat, high-protein snack within minutes. He called it, ‘an amazing high protein snack at your disposal.’

3. Beneficial for gut health

Other than being a great source of protein, Greek yoghurt also contains probiotics.

“Greek yoghurt has probiotics, so basically it’s great for your gut, so instead of taking random supplements off the counter to get your pre and probiotics in, just have some Greek yoghurt, ”Siddhartha explained. Greek yoghurt is also a more accessible and easier way to support gut health, over the supplements.

Note to readers: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them. This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

November 1, 2025 0 comments
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The Rugby Shirt Is Fall’s Easiest, Coziest Trend—Shop Our Picks

by jummy84 September 16, 2025
written by jummy84

The college student uniform looms large this fall, and among all the track pants, flip-flops, and sweater vests trending right now, the rugby shirt is the most popular campus staple of the moment. And for good reason: It’s one of the most versatile layering pieces you can own, on top of being available at every price point. Why not invest while you’re still ahead of the curve?

Rugby shirts—essentially just long-sleeve polo shirts, traditionally made from thick, sturdy cotton—were initially popularized by their namesake sport because they provided warmth and protection during matches. In the 1950s and ’60s, as the prep aesthetic gelled, Ivy League students adopted the tops for off-duty pursuits. And with the rise of brands like Ralph Lauren and J.Crew in the ’70s and ’80s, rugby shirts (and their short-sleeved cousins) became enshrined in preppy, academic style.

Glamour’s rugby shirt trend wish list

Now they’re back in a big way. Prep has been a major fashion trend for a few years now, but it’s evolving this fall, drawing more on campus style and sporty references—leading us right to rugbies. Bold stripes, another hallmark of the rugby shirt, are also gaining ground among the street-style crowd, as are polo collars, meaning this is one of the easiest ways to buy into several of the season’s biggest trends.

I saw them all over the showgoers at Copenhagen Fashion Week, where brands like Sea and Damson Madder were incredibly popular among the crowds. (You can shop both labels in my edit below.) Rugby tops are also enjoying a big showing at New York Fashion Week; attendees are pairing them with barrel jeans and sheer skirts as the city navigates September’s transitional weather.

Styling a rugby shirt can take about 30 seconds; if you find yourself rushing out in the morning, just throw on one of the stops with some worn-in jeans, leather loafers, and rectangular sunglasses to nod at classic prep. Wear a rugby over a dress in 70-degree weather; you can pop it off and tie it around your waist or shoulders when the sun is out.

But there’s room to get a little weirder too. On chillier days, layer one of the tops over a paper-thin turtleneck and under a denim jacket or trench coat; you’ll look like a Nancy Meyers protagonist. You can also contrast the borrowed-from-the-boys silhouette with more feminine bottoms like sequin skirts or silk pants. At the office, replace your button-down shirts with rugbies—they’ll look just as polished with your oversized blazers and wide trousers.

Get a jump start on your rugby shirt collection below; my edit includes thin, under-$20 gems, heavyweight OGs, and new-school takes in cashmere. Your fall capsule will thank you.

No Boundaries Rugby Polo Top

J.Crew New Premium-Weight Classic Rugby Shirt

Cider Striped Long-Sleeve Shirt

Tna Mighty Cotton Lomu Polo

Mango Striped Polo-Neck T-Shirt

Old Navy Oversized Rugby Polo

Aligne Ester Striped Polo Sweater

Polo Ralph Lauren Jersey Shaped Rugby Shirt

Guest in Residence Striped Rugby Sweater

Damson Madder Cassia Shrunken Rugby Shirt

Ythomm Polka-Dot Rugby Shirt

Everlane Oversized Pique Polo

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Ganesh Chaturthi 2025: The easiest Ukadiche Modak recipe to indulge in this festive season
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Ganesh Chaturthi 2025: The easiest Ukadiche Modak recipe to indulge in this festive season

by jummy84 August 27, 2025
written by jummy84

Devotion and indulgence go hand in hand when it comes to Ganesh Chaturthi but to be fair, almost every Indian festival is an excuse to devour platefuls of glorious sweets. And while fusion mithais are having their moment (paan laddoos, tiramisu barfis, yuck), there’s one sweet that will never lose its magic — the humble, heavenly modak.

Ukdiche modak(Khandani Rajdhani )

This recipe, straight from Chef Maharaj Bhawar Singh, Corporate Chef at Khandani Rajdhani, is a love letter to the OG favourite: Maharastrian Ukadiche Modak. Soft rice flour shells, a heart of coconut and jaggery, and a drizzle of ghee to seal the deal. What mithai screams Ganeshotsav more?

Ingredients:

1 and ½ cups rice flour, a pinch of salt, 2tbsp ghee, 1 and ½ cups fresh grated coconut, 1 cup of grated jaggery, 1tbsp roasted poppy seeds, a pinch of green cardamom powder, a pinch of nutmeg powder

Method:

To begin, prepare the dough by heating one and a quarter cups of water in a deep non-stick pan along with a pinch of salt and a teaspoon of ghee. Once the water comes to a boil, slowly add the rice flour in a steady stream, stirring constantly to avoid lumps. Cover the pan with a lid, pour some water over the lid, and let the mixture cook on low heat for about three minutes. Remove the lid, sprinkle some cold water over the flour, cover again, and cook for another three minutes. Repeat this process twice, then take the pan off the heat and keep it covered for a couple of minutes. Transfer the mixture onto a large plate and, with greased palms, knead the dough until smooth, pliable, and non-sticky. Rest it under a damp cloth while you prepare the filling.

For the stuffing, combine the grated fresh coconut with grated jaggery in a non-stick pan. Cook this on medium heat for a couple of minutes, just until it turns lightly golden — be careful not to overcook. Toss in a the roasted poppy seeds, along with a pinch each of cardamom powder and nutmeg powder, and mix well.

Next, divide the dough into twelve equal portions and roll them into smooth balls. Grease your palms again, and flatten each ball into a small disc, gently thinning out the edges. Spoon in a bit of the coconut-jaggery filling, then pleat and fold the dough to bring the edges together, pinching the top to seal into that signature modak shape.

Finally, steam the modaks. Heat water in a steamer and arrange the prepared modaks on a perforated plate, making sure they don’t touch each other. Let them steam for ten to twelve minutes, until glossy and firm. Serve them piping hot with a drizzle of pure ghee.

It’s the offering Lord Ganesha loves the most, and a treat you’ll want to keep making long after the festival.

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French biochemist shares the ‘easiest way to reduce blood sugar spikes’: Do this simple 5–10 minute exercise after meals | Health
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French biochemist shares the ‘easiest way to reduce blood sugar spikes’: Do this simple 5–10 minute exercise after meals | Health

by jummy84 August 26, 2025
written by jummy84

Managing blood sugar levels can be a daily challenge, especially for people with diabetes or those at risk. Jessie Inchauspé, French biochemist and New York Times bestselling author, shares in her August 25 Instagram post how simple techniques like ‘calf raises’ can help reduce blood sugar spikes and support better glucose control. (Also read: Fitness coach shares the best exercise to regulate blood sugar and lower diabetes risk: ‘Building muscle is key’ )

Simple calf raises help lower blood sugar spikes after meals, says Biochemist.

How to do calf raises to lower glucose

“Just eaten a donut or a big bowl of pasta? Try this: Feet on the ground, lift your heels up and down. This makes your soleus muscle (hiding in your calf) contract, helping soak up the glucose from your bloodstream. And boom, smaller glucose spike,” Jessie wrote in the caption.

In a video, Jessie explains, “The soluup pushup or the calf raise, imagine you’re at your desk, at work, or at school, wherever you’ve eaten something really high in carbs. Here is the easiest and most discreet way you can lower the glucose spike at that meal. You simply put your feet on the ground and go up and down, keeping your shoes on, for 5–10 minutes.”

Jessie shares the benefits of this exercise: “Your calves contain a muscle called the soleus, which studies have shown is especially good at soaking up glucose from the bloodstream after we eat.”

What are the benefits

Quoting the study, she explains, “The study, called ‘A Potent Physiological Method to Magnify and Sustain Cellulose Oxidative Metabolism Improves Glucose and Lipid Regulation,’ asked participants to do calf pushups or raises for five hours. That’s a lot, of course, but here’s what they found: five hours of calf raises reduced post-meal glucose spikes by 52% and lowered extra insulin levels by 60%.”

She clarifies, “We don’t have to do this for 5 hours. Even doing 10 minutes can have a strong impact. In my own test, I compared a pain au chocolat with and without 10 minutes of calf raises. The glucose spike was much smaller with the exercise, and it’s very discreet. It’s very, very easy. I recommend you test this out.”

Note to readers: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.

This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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