
A: No, sabudana is not really a diet food. Sabudana is low on fat, but extremely high in starch. Therefore, it’s better not to have it if you are on a diet. It’s also low on proteins and has practically zero vitamins and minerals. The amount of calcium, iron and fiber in it is also negligible. Since it has practically no nutritional value, it’s better...
A: Good for what? The question is incomplete. How could I possible give a proper answer for something like that? Did you mean good for health? I am assuming that, this is what you meant. The sabaduna grains are useful for digestion and they help in breaking down food. The grains also have numerous nutritional values and they are useful if they are ...
A: Carbs intake in a day should be approximately 60% of the total calorie intake.
A: A high carbohydrate, moderate protein and low fat.Have more cereals like oats, wheat, rice, poha, potatoes, tapioca etc which are rich in carbohydrate. Amongst the proteins, avoid animal protein and have more dals and pulses. Keep yourself hydrated by including fruit juice, buttermilk, coconut water etc. Avoid deeply fried food stuffs.