May 24, 2025
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Dietitian Fauziya Ansari says there’s no proven link between eating kadhi and joint pain; more research is needed.
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Kadhi may cause discomfort for those with lactose intolerance or sensitive stomachs but doesn’t directly cause joint pain.
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Dr Haricharan G says kadhi is rich in protein and probiotics, benefiting gut health, but often has high oil content that can be unhealthy.
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Deep-fried pakoras added to kadhi increase unhealthy fat content and calories, impacting heart health and weight management.
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Kadhi is usually eaten with high glycemic index rice, causing blood sugar spikes, which is a concern for diabetics.
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Use less oil, avoid fried pakoras, pair kadhi with brown rice or smaller portions, and add vegetables to improve healthiness.
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