Curious Cook: Time for a change in diet


A two-year study found that calorie restriction can lead to reduced cardiovascular risks. — ROMAN ODINTSOV/Pexels

After suffering a knee injury in December last year, I decided finally to see an orthopaedic surgeon about the persistent pain in the right knee. The outcome was a mix of good and bad news. The bad news is that I require an infiltration treatment of corticosteroids injected into my knee. The further bad news is that this is very probably not a permanent cure.

However, the good news is that losing a further 5 kilos or more of body weight can increase the chances of long-lasting relief from pain by 50% or more, thus possibly avoiding any further treatments.

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