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Eat Right Mela Fights Processed Food Woes
7 Apr
Summary
- Millet-based foods promoted at health event in Hyderabad.
- Officials demonstrated detecting food adulteration live.
- Minister urges balanced diets and healthier lifestyles.
Hyderabad recently hosted an "Eat Right - Stay Healthy Mela" at Nature Cure Hospital as part of health week. The event showcased a variety of nutritious food options, with a significant focus on millet-based products, aiming to promote healthier eating habits among the public.
Food safety officials conducted live demonstrations to educate attendees on detecting adulteration in everyday food items like milk, fruits, and spices. This initiative underscores the department's commitment to ensuring food quality and safety for consumers.
Health Minister Damodar Rajanarasimha addressed the changing lifestyles contributing to health issues, citing increased processed food consumption and reduced physical activity. He emphasized the importance of balanced diets and regular exercise, directing officials to expand awareness campaigns nationwide.
