Muesli is a packaged food, but it is less processed than many other cereals. Always check the ingredients to avoid added
sugar and preservatives.
Choose muesli with whole grains, nuts, and seeds without artificial flavors or added sugar.
It is healthy if eaten in the right way, but portion control is important. Too much can increase calories.
Best to eat with warm milk or yogurt in winter to support digestion and keep the body warm.
Adding soaked nuts, seeds, and seasonal fruits like apple or pomegranate makes it more nutritious.
Avoid eating muesli at night as it is high in fiber and may cause bloating.
If you have a slow metabolism or digestion issues, opt for homemade muesli to avoid hidden additives.
You can eat it daily in moderation, but it should not replace a balanced meal.
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Avoid adding table salt, extra oil, or heavy tadka to your meals. This helps reduce unnecessary sodium and unhealthy fats, supporting better heart health and overall wellness.
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