Dr. Jayvir Singh ChauhanHomeopath10yrs exp
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Anything taken in excess is harmful regardless of the gender.
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Dr. Jagdish Prasad MehrotraGeneral Physician42yrs exp
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Mr. lybrate-user excess use of pickles has following disadvantage.1.high salt content is harmful and cause hypertension and hear problem.2.oil is in excess in pickles which increases the cholesterol / triglyceride level which ultimately increases the risk of heart disease.3. Increases the gastric cancer.4. Pickled vegetables increases the risk of oesophageal cancer.
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Dt. Apeksha ThakkarDietitian/Nutritionist12yrs exp
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Hello, Pickles are loaded with sodium, ensure you limit its intake. Irrespective of the gender, excess quantity is, not good.
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Evidence, as they say, is key, and I've got it in spades when it comes to the detrimental effects of excessive pickle consumption. Take it from Dr. Jayvir Singh Chauhan, a seasoned homeopath with a decade of experience and an impressive 97% positive rating. His concise yet powerful statement cuts right to the chase—anything taken in excess is harmful, irrespective of gender. Now, that's the voice of authority.
But don't just take my word for it. Dr. Jagdish Prasad Mehrotra, a General Physician with a remarkable 42 years of experience and a whopping 91% approval rating, chimes in with a detailed breakdown. High salt content? Check. Increased risk of hypertension and heart problems? Check. Excessive oil contributing to elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels, ultimately upping the stakes for heart disease? Check. And let's not forget the potential for gastric and esophageal cancer—Dr. Mehrotra covers all the bases.
Now, for the nutritional perspective, let's turn to Dt. Apeksha Thakkar, a Dietitian/Nutritionist with a solid 12 years of experience and an impressive 92% rating. She echoes the sentiment, cautioning against the sodium overload that pickles bring to the table, regardless of gender.
So, in a nutshell, excess pickles can wreak havoc on your health, causing issues ranging from heart problems to cancer. It's a unanimous verdict from the experts. Keep it in check, folks!
