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Worried about weight gain this festive season? City experts dissect nutrition

As the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi gets underway, many people will be concerned about gaining weight during this festive season. City experts dissect how one can approach nutrition and avoid weight gain during this period. They also lay emphasis on the need for diabetics, pregnant women and older adults to take care

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Every one of us is in the midst of the festive season and making the most of it, especially because it was impossible to celebrate festivals like Janmashtami and Ganesh Chaturthi among others, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Coincidentally Ganeshotsav also coincides with National Nutrition Week that is celebrated every year between September 1 - September 7 in India to create awareness about the need for people to have a well-balanced diet. Undoubtedly, celebrations are incomplete with good food and there is going to be loads of it along with drinks and sweets too. While people are busy enjoying their parties and gatherings, the thought that they are going to gain weight always tends to linger around all the time.

While there are people who ignore it, others will definitely be reminded of it and spoil their celebrations because they will automatically be on their guard. But, do people actually gain weight during the festive season? Dr. Eileen Canday, dietician, Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital says it is all dependent upon how they treat festivals and for how long they celebrate them.

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