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Food Calories
Food Item | Calories (per 100g) |
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Roti | 297 |
Masala Dosa | 133 |
Idli | 39 |
Plain Dosa | 133 |
Rava Dosa | 132 |
Apple | 52 |
Pizza | 266 |
Burger | 295 |
Potato Vegetable | 77 |
Ladyfinger Vegetable | 33 |
Eggplant Vegetable | 24 |
Rajma | 127 |
Rice | 130 |
Channa Rice | 198 |
Dal Rice | 158 |
Bread | 265 |
Tea | 1 |
Coffee | 2 |
Activity Calories
Activity | Calories Burned (per hour) |
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Running (6 mph) | 590 |
Swimming (general) | 413 |
Yoga (general) | 236 |
Gym (general) | 266 |
Sleeping | 46 |
Sitting (sedentary) | 85 |
Standing (not moving) | 100 |
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Here you have to enter your weight in kilograms and height in feet and inches to know your BMI. e.g 50 Kg, 5 feet, 4 inches.
Body Mass Index (BMI) is used to assess whether a person has a healthy body weight for their height. It is commonly used as a screening tool to categorize individuals into different weight categories, including underweight, normal weight, overweight, and obese.
Body Mass Index (BMI) is used to assess whether a person has a healthy body weight for their height. It is commonly used as a screening tool to categorize individuals into different weight categories, including underweight, normal weight, overweight, and obese.
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Food Calories
Fruits
Fruit | Calories (per 100g) |
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Apple | 52 |
Banana | 89 |
Orange | 47 |
Mango | 60 |
Vegetables
Vegetable | Calories (per 100g) |
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Spinach | 23 |
Carrot | 41 |
Tomato | 18 |
Potato | 77 |
Junk Food
Food | Calories (per 100g) |
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Pizza | 266 |
Burger | 295 |
French Fries | 312 |
Chips | 536 |
Home-cooked Food
Food | Calories (per 100g) |
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Dal (Lentils) | 116 |
Rice | 130 |
Roti (Chapati) | 297 |
Vegetable Curry | 100 |
Physical Activity Calories
Activity | Calories Burned (per hour) |
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Walking (3.5 mph) | 314 |
Cycling (12-14 mph) | 590 |
Running (6 mph) | 590 |
Swimming (general) | 413 |
Yoga (general) | 236 |
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Pregnancy yoga
From Bump to Bliss: Embracing Your Journey with Pregnancy and Postnatal Yoga.
Pregnancy and motherhood are transformative journeys filled with joys, challenges, and a whole lot of change. In this whirlwind, it's easy to neglect your own well-being. But fear not, mamas! Pregnancy and postnatal yoga offer a beautiful sanctuary to nurture your body, mind, and spirit throughout this incredible experience. For joining our sessions Whatsapp/Call us at +91 62832 66268
Blooming with Prenatal Yoga:
Gentle Movement, Big Benefits: Pregnancy yoga adapts traditional poses to accommodate your growing belly and changing center of gravity. Expect gentle stretches, strengthening exercises, and breathwork, all designed to:
Increase flexibility and strength: Prepare your body for childbirth and postpartum recovery.
Reduce common discomforts: Ease backaches, nausea, and fatigue.
Improve sleep quality: Drift off to dreamland more easily.
Boost mood and reduce stress: Navigate emotional fluctuations with grace.
Connect with your baby: Deepen your bond through mindful movement and breath awareness.
Finding Your Flow:
Seek a Certified Instructor: Opt for a yoga teacher specifically trained in yoga. They understand your unique needs and can modify poses for different trimesters and individual limitations.
Listen to Your Body: Every pregnancy is different. Honor your limits and don't hesitate to pause or modify poses as needed.
Embrace Community: Join a prenatal yoga class to connect with other expectant mothers, share experiences, and build a support network.
Blossoming After Birth: Postnatal Yoga
Nurturing Recovery: Postnatal yoga gently guides your body back to strength and flexibility after childbirth. Focus areas include:
Rebuilding core strength: Restore diastasis recti and improve pelvic floor health.
Easing postpartum discomforts: Address aches, pains, and breastfeeding challenges.
Rekindling your energy: Combat fatigue and regain your pre-pregnancy zest.
Managing emotional shifts Navigate the "baby blues" and find emotional balance.
Creating mommy-and-me moments: Bond with your little one through playful yoga poses and songs.
Remember, Mama:
Start Slowly: Wait at least 3 weeks postpartum before starting yoga, and always consult your doctor first.
Be Kind to Yourself: Recovery takes time. Be patient, listen to your body, and celebrate every milestone.
Find Joy in the Journey: Pregnancy and motherhood are precious times. Use yoga as a tool to nurture yourself, connect with your baby, and embrace the magic of this extraordinary chapter.
So, mamas, take a deep breath, roll out your mat, and step onto the path of prenatal and postnatal yoga. It's an investment in your well-being, a source of strength, and a reminder that you are worthy of care and compassion throughout this incredible journey. Namaste!
Remember, the most important pose is the one that feels good for you and your baby.
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