Dietary Tips for Winters

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    •  Eat a diet that is sustainable, affordable, and accessible.
    • Include locally grown fruits and vegetables in your daily diet. 
    • Keep yourself hydrated.
    • A  small serving of nuts at snack time.
    • Daily one serving of salad as a part of your regular diet. Include salad vegetables like beetroot, carrot, Tomatoes, and radish in your diet.
    • Amlas, oranges, mausambi boost vitamin C in your diet.
    • Source of essential fatty acids to be included in diet such as designee. One to two 2 teaspoons per day.
    • Expose your body to ☀ for 10 -15 minutes at least on sunny days.
    • Avoid over intake of caffeine. 


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