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[www.keralites.net] 29-09-2020 TODAY'S MESSAGE FROM TRICHY (PON NAGAR) PRASANNAN

 




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[www.keralites.net] : DARK SIDE OF PROCESSED FOOD

 





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The world over, consumers are moving away from processed food -- meat in particular. Want to know why?
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On a cold wintry night, the man who cooks meals for my family was down with a cold. Experience showed that my stint in the kitchen could slay even the strongest stomachs. So I set out to the market, looking for safe options to "cook". That's when I discovered read-to-eat meat products: hams, sausages, bacon and salami waiting to be defrosted and slapped on a sandwich or popped into a sizzling pan. And since my gym instructor had told me to take it a notch up with proteins, it seemed like the perfect solution. Little did I know that those hours I spent in the gym trying to lose weight were being wasted, one five-minute meal at a time.
World over, consumers are moving away from processed food -- meat in particular. Those in developed nations worry about their carbon footprint, which increases because of the meat processing function, packaging and transportation. In India, this shunning of processed meat seems to emerge from increasing consciousness about health. "People are moving away from all processed food because of the harmful effects that additives, such as preservatives, have on their bodies," says Vivek Raj, director, department of gastroenterology and hepatology, Max Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi's Saket. In that sense, isn't all processed food harmful? "All foods go through some process or the other, but not all of it is harmful. For example, milk pasteurisation is healthy, but adding flavour and preservatives to meat is not entirely so," explains Raj.
The further a food product moves away from its natural state, the lesser its health benefits. Meat processing often involves the use of nitrites and nitrates as preservatives. These are known to cause certain kinds of malignancies. Besides preservatives, processed meat is also believed to contain high fat and salt (sodium). While high fat content leads to obesity and cholesterol disorders, high sodium leads to fluid retention in the body, kidney and cardiac disorders and high blood pressure. Preservatives and additives can also trigger migraine episodes among those who are prone to frequent headaches.
"Another common additive is cornstarch, which is nothing but concentrated carbohydrates with no nutrient value," says Raj. Carbohydrates are mostly converted into fat by the body and lead to weight gain.
Sunita Roy Chowdhury, chief dietician at New Delhi's BLK Super Speciality Hospital, urges her patients to change to a vegetable-heavy diet. "Red meat, whether processed or not, is anyway harmful because it contains no fibre and high levels of saturated fat. It is then easier to stay healthy with a vegetarian diet, especially one that is rich in fibre," she says. For regular meat-eaters, she suggests that they at least switch to white meat, like fish and chicken. "Processed meat must be avoided as much as possible. We don't know what really goes into them and even if they aren't fried, they are very high in saturated fats." As an alternative, she recommends grilling or making a stew with chicken or fish, which will help the meat lose its natural fat content too.
While protein is an important component in maintaining body weight, both Raj and Chowdhury suggest that one does not need more than one to two grams per kilo of body weight of protein per day. "This means that a person who is around five feet tall only needs to get about 50 grams of protein every day," explains Chowdhury.
So with such side-effects, does this spell doom for sellers and consumers of processed meat? Ravi Chopra, senior manager at Delhi-based Green Chick Chop, disagrees. "Yes, sausages and bacon are high in fat, but this is not true for all processed meat," he says. According to him, chicken ham is perhaps the healthiest way to eat chicken, even healthier than chicken cooked at home. "We use a certain ratio of salt and fat and try to achieve healthier standards. You never know how much oil or salt you use for home recipes," he counters. Chopra also explains that as recipes vary at home, different manufacturers use different ratios of ingredients for their products.
For example, when meat producers add monosodium glutamate, it improves flavour but also greatly increases the level of sodium. He defends the use of preservatives as a mere process to keep the food safe and bacteria-free. Pune-based Venky's, a major producer of processed meats, was unavailable for comment. Of course, packaged meat products do follow government health standards, else they would not be allowed for sale. In other words, the key is not complete avoidance, but moderation.



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[www.keralites.net] How to Quickly Winter-Proof Your Home

 





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How to Quickly Winter-Proof Your Home

This winter seems to be quite a harsh one, and if you're not prepared for it you might end up paying a lot to heat up your home and fix damages to it. Alternatively, you can perform these 11 simple checks around your home to make sure your house is winter-proof:
1. Use matches to find places where draft blows into the house, then seal it with caulk.
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2. If you have windows that have ice accumulating on the inside, replace them as soon as possible.
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3. Check that your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are in working order.
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4. If you're using a furnace, clean or replace the filters to get better results, reduce costs and prevent fires.
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5. If the temperature drops below freezing, leave your taps on a drip at night to prevent pipes from bursting.
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6. Are you smelling eggs even though you're not making any? The sulfur smell may indicate a gas-leak. Call a professional immediately.
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7. Be sure to clear any and all vents to prevent carbon monoxide buildups.
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8. Vacuum your heating ducts to ensure that the heat reaches you and is not lost along the way.
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9. If you don't already have one, install a programmable thermostat. It'll save you money by lowering the temperatures in the house when you're asleep or at work.
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10. Check for frost in your attic – it can cause mold and can indicate problem in the insulation. Fix it as soon as possible.
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11. If you're using a furnace, inspect it for rust or odd noises, and consult with a professional if you find any..
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