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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?
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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.

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What to eat to boost both your gut and mind? Try yoghurt, idli, chaas and more
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What to eat to boost both your gut and mind? Try yoghurt, idli, chaas and more

by jummy84 October 14, 2025
written by jummy84

The gut and brain are interconnected through an axis called the gut-brain axis. It is a two-way network that influences each other. According to Harvard Health Publishing, this connection is the reason why emotional stress can trigger digestive issues, and further, in turn, gut imbalances can impact mental health. In fact, the gut communicates with the brain through various pathways, from nerves to the immune system. This means to keep your mental wellbeing healthy, you need to eat foods that also benefit your gut health.

Add yoghurt to your diet as it is a rich source of probiotics. (Picture credit: Unsplash)

Prakriti Poddar, mental health expert and global head of mental health and wellbeing at Roundglass Living, shared with HT Lifestyle that the gut is the ‘second brain’ and it is very vital in regulating the emotional state, moods and emotions. So what you eat is not only crucial for nutrient absorption but also impacts emotions and cognitive functions.

What happens when your gut is well-balanced?

Gut balance begins by nourishing your gut microbiome first. “Gut is home to trillions of microbes, and it communicates directly with your central nervous system through the gut-brain axis,” Prakriti added.

A balanced gut health enhances your mental well-being. Prakriti revealed how gut bacteria help in reducing your stress and anxiety. She said, “When the gut is balanced, it supports calm, focus, and resilience. About 95% of the body’s serotonin, known as the ‘happiness chemical,’ is produced in the gut, which helps regulate mood and sleep. Beneficial bacteria in the gut also create gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), a neurotransmitter that helps reduce stress and anxiety while improving rest.”

It puts things in perspective to realise that these gut microbes are actively influencing brain chemistry, helping regulate key neurotransmitters which are crucial for determining mood.

Foods you need to add to your diet

Idli is a popular Indian breakfast which is good for gut health because of the fermentation process. (Picture credit: Shutterstock)
Idli is a popular Indian breakfast which is good for gut health because of the fermentation process. (Picture credit: Shutterstock)

Fermented foods are one of the top picks for good gut health. And since good gut health influences the mind positively, you need to eat fermented foods, fibre-rich sources for mental wellbeing too.

“To support both gut and mind, choose foods that nourish this ecosystem. Fermented foods, such as yoghurt, idlis, kimchi, and chaas, aid digestion and are excellent additions. Whole grains provide fibre, nuts such as walnuts, almonds, and pistachios, along with seeds like chia or flax seeds, supply healthy fats, while colourful fruits and vegetables offer antioxidants,” Prakriti recommended.

So if you fix your diet and make it multitask for you by including gut-friendly foods, you can both nourish your mind and improve gut health. A healthy gut is one of the pillars of a happy mind.

Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.

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