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🥚 For years, eggs have been misunderstood and unfairly blamed for raising cholesterol levels.
The truth is that eggs are packed with high-quality protein, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that support overall health.
For most healthy individuals, eating eggs
✔️ Practice moderation
Healthy living isn't about eliminating every food, it's about making informed choices.
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in moderation can be part of a nutritious eating pattern.
What matters most is your overall diet and lifestyle not just one food item.
💚 Focus on balance:
✔️ Eat a variety of nutritious foods
✔️ Include fruits and vegetables daily
✔️ Stay physically active
Harmful germs and chemicals can hide in everyday foods, including meat, seafood, dairy products, fruits, vegetables, rice, grains and even drinking water.
Protect yourself and your family by:
✅ Washing fruits and vegetables with safe water
✅ Cooking food thoroughly
✅ Keeping food at safe temperatures
✅ Eating a varied diet
Food safety starts with simple actions that can prevent illness and save lives.
📖 Explore WHO's latest estimates on the global burden of foodborne diseases (2000–2021): https://t.co/6mxFMCyFvI
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🍽️ Did You Know? Eating too much healthy food can still affect your health.
When it comes to healthy eating, many people focus on what they eat but forget about how much they eat.
The truth is that even nutritious foods can contribute to excess calorie intake
Your body needs time to signal when it’s full.
Remember, healthy eating is not just about making healthy choices; it’s also about eating the right amount.
💚 Balance, moderation, and consistency are key to long-term wellness.
when consumed in large amounts.
Healthy living is not about restriction, it’s about balance.
Practicing portion control can help:
✔️ Maintain a healthy weight
✔️ Improve digestion
✔️ Prevent overeating
✔️ Promote better eating habits
One simple tip? Slow down when eating.
It's #WorldFoodSafetyDay
Unsafe food causes around 866 million illnesses and 1.5 million deaths annually. They make people sick, harms livelihoods and weakens economies.
You can reduce your risk of illness by:
✅ Cooking meat all the way through
✅ Washing fruit and vegetable with safe water
✅ Keeping food at safe temperatures
✅ Eating a varied diet
✅ Choosing smaller fish over large ones
No one should get sick from food https://t.co/g38UohgtDP
Poor air quality 💨 can have serious health consequences, especially for vulnerable groups.
🧒🏾 Children under 5
🤰🏾 Pregnant women
👴🏾 Older adults
❤️ People with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions
Follow your healthcare provider's recommendations.
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💦 Many people judge the effectiveness of a workout by how soaked their clothes are afterward. But the truth is that sweat loss is mostly water loss, which can be regained when you rehydrate.
Fat loss happens when your body consistently uses more energy than it
consumes over time, not because you're sweating excessively.
Focus on:
✔️ Consistent physical activity
✔️ Balanced nutrition
✔️ Proper hydration
✔️ Sustainable healthy habits
Don't measure success by sweat alone. Measure it by your commitment to a healthier lifestyle. 🤍
Sometimes, food can look good and still make you sick.
Harmful germs and chemicals can hide in everyday foods such as:
🍗 Meat, seafood, milk and cheese
🥬 Unwashed fruit and vegetables
🐟 Fish and seafood
🌾 Rice and grains
🚰 Drinking water
You can reduce your risk of illness by:
✅ Cooking meat all the way through
✅ Washing fruit and vegetable with safe water
✅ Keeping food at safe temperatures
✅ Eating a varied diet
✅ Choosing smaller fish over large ones
🆕 WHO estimates of the global burden of foodborne diseases 2000–2021: 2026 edition https://t.co/QkABMWQzjA