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Health benefits of eating curd, get rid of problems like diabetes, cancer and piles by consuming curd

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 24, 2022 18:21 IST

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Curd removes excess potassium from the body, which also provides relief from problems like high blood pressure. The probiotics present in curd help in keeping cholesterol low, apart from this, curd is also beneficial for heart diseases.
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Eating a bowl of curd in lunch can help you lose weight. By consuming curd, the body gets proper nutrients and there is no hunger again and again. Calcium and protein present in curd are also helpful in reducing body fat.
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By including curd in your daily diet, your heart will be strong and you will be saved from many diseases. Yogurt also reduces the amount of cholesterol in the body.
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Adding roasted ground cumin, salt and black pepper to curd and eating it daily provides relief from the problem of indigestion and the food gets digested quickly. Hemorrhoids patients are also advised to drink ajwain mixed with curd or buttermilk with lunch.
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A research showed that consuming yogurt can reduce the risk of diabetes.
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Yogurt is a good source of energy. If you are feeling tired and lethargic, then consume curd in lunch daily. This will give you new strength and vigor.
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Various types of nutrients are found in yogurt. To get relief from headache, you should eat a bowl of curd daily.
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