BAPS Charities organised a national football tournament for boys, the Pramukh Cup, on Saturday 13 July 2024 at Gibbons Recreation Ground opposite BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, London. With an impressive turnout, 51 teams from various...... Read More »
The COVID-19 vaccine is now available to all adults in the UK aged 18 years and over. BAPS Charities, as a part of it’s ongoing efforts to help fight the deadly impact of the virus,...... Read More »
The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly challenged all of us and also made us aware of how vital it is to ensure we retain our health through these difficult times. Throughout this series of video presentations,...... Read More »
Heart attack and stroke are serious, life-threatening medical emergencies. The earlier someone suffering from a heart attack or stroke gets to hospital, the greater their chances of survival. In this presentation, we look at how...... Read More »
Processed foods can include any food that has been altered in some way during preparation. They are usually packaged and contain a long list of ingredients. Excess consumption of these foods can have long-term negative...... Read More »
Losing weight relies on sustaining a calorie deficit, that is, burning more calories than you consume. In this video, we will show two popular methods by which this can be achieved – portion control and...... Read More »
Protein is usually underestimated or forgotten, but is another important source of calories that we need in our diet. Some can find it challenging to meet the protein requirements in a vegetarian diet. However, there...... Read More »
Fats are a very important component of our diet. However, we need to be aware of the good and bad types of fats and how we should be balancing them within our diets, because, like...... Read More »
Diet is a very important part of a healthy lifestyle. Carbohydrates are one of the three key sources of calories in our diet. If we are not careful about the types and amount of carbohydrates...... Read More »
Diabetes is extremely common among people of South Asian descent. If not controlled, diabetes increases your risk of heart attack, stroke as well as kidney, eye and nerve disease. We also know that diabetes is...... Read More »
