ICMR issues new Dietary Guidelines for inactive women
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The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) released a comprehensive dietary guideline for people residing in India. These guidelines, comprising 17 key points, underscored the importance of addressing unhealthy dietary habits and highlight the health risks associated with mislabeling food products.
Notably, the report highlighted the dietary needs of women who lead sedentary lifestyles, including working women and mothers balancing multiple roles daily.
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