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Amit Mehta is a Editor, Nutrition & Lifestyle Habits @Gymbag4u.com B.Sc. in Dietetics, SNDT University, Pune | Registered Dietitian (RD India) Amit Mehta joined Gymbag4u.com in 2019, bringing with him a strong foundation in clinical nutrition and public dietary education. As a registered dietitian.

10 Psychological Effects of Being Single for a Long Time

August 7, 2020 Amit Mehta Mental Fitness, Breathwork & Stress Management

Being single for a longer time, for people is a journey to achieve self-satisfaction and enjoying self-company, but sometimes situationally it can be critical with

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9 Ways to Tell If You Experience Love the Lithromantic Way

May 27, 2020 Amit Mehta Mental Fitness, Breathwork & Stress Management

Have you ever experienced a crush that got too much as your heart is beating, only to watch your feelings dwindle as soon as the

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Feeling Overwhelmed? Here’s How to Take Back Control at Work

March 7, 2020 Amit Mehta Fitness and Health

We’ve all had those days, of all day staring at a screen, buried in strict deadlines at work, wondering how it all piled up so

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13 Most Dangerous Household Items for Pets

February 27, 2020 Amit Mehta Fitness and Health

As owners, we all love to keep our pets safe and healthy. But some of the greatest risks to dogs and cats aren’t outside, they’re

10 Warning Signs of Emotional Abuse in Relationships

October 17, 2019 Amit Mehta Mental Fitness, Breathwork & Stress Management

Emotional abuse doesn’t necessarily leave bruises, but it can leave invisible, deep scars. It can subtly chip away at your self-esteem, cause you to doubt

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8 Most Confusing Mixed Signals in Dating and How to Avoid Them

August 27, 2019 Amit Mehta Mental Fitness, Breathwork & Stress Management

Dating these days can be like running through a maze—filled with ambiguous signals, unclear motives, and a whole lot of second-guessing. If you’ve ever wondered