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News India Live, Digital Desk: buttermilk for Stomach: Who does not like to drink cold-cold buttermilk (whey) as soon as the summer season arrives? It is not only wonderful in taste. Rather, it also gives relief from the heat, most of us consider it a simple desi drink. But do you know that this is also a surefire way to lose weight loss and stomach fat? We are not saying this, but also the experts of the stomach ie gastroenterologist also agree.
Famous gastroenterologist Dr. Palaniappan believes that buttermilk can prove to be very helpful in controlling weight.
After all, how does buttermilk works?
There are some solid scientific reasons behind the weight loss properties of buttermilk:
- Low in calories, full of nutrients: A glass of buttermilk contains much less calories and fat than curd or milk. It is an excellent source of essential nutrients like protein and calcium, which does not let you weaken during weight loss.
- Treasure of probiotics: Buttermilk is rich in ‘Good bacteria’. These bacteria keep our intestines healthy, improve digestion and help to speed up the metabolism of the body. A good metabolism burn fat rapidly.
- Keeps the stomach full for a long time: Drinking buttermilk makes the stomach feel full for a long time. Due to the protein present in it, you do not feel hungry. When you avoid eating unnecessarily, your weight starts to control automatically.
- Keeps the body hydrated: Many times our body considers thirst as hunger and we eat something instead of drinking water. Buttermilk is a great means to keep the body hydrated. When your body remains hydrated, it works better. And calories also burn more.
Not just weight loss, there are more benefits
According to Dr. Palaniappan, buttermilk does not just burn fat, but it also relieves problems like acidity, constipation and stomach irritation. It keeps the stomach cool. And cools the burning sensation after eating spicy food.
So next time, when you think of buying an expensive fat-burner drink, then remember this cheap, delicious and effective ‘desi drink’ present in your kitchen once.
North India Statesman