Hina Khan's Ramadan Health Tips: Avoid Overeating, Focus on Protein & Fiber

Television actress Hina Khan has shared crucial advice for maintaining health during Ramadan, warning against the common habit of overeating at iftar. She specifically cautioned that consuming heavy, fried, and sugary foods after fasting can lead to weight gain and digestive problems. Khan recommended breaking the fast slowly, chewing food properly, and prioritizing protein and fiber in meals. She also offered fitness tips, suggesting lighter workouts to avoid thirst while maintaining consistency for long-term results.

Key Points: Hina Khan's Healthy Ramadan Diet & Workout Tips

  • Avoid heavy fried iftar meals
  • Break fast gradually and hydrate smartly
  • Prioritize protein and fiber intake
  • Adjust workout intensity during fasting
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Hina Khan urges all to maintain a 'healthy & balanced' diet during Ramadan

TV star Hina Khan advises against overeating at iftar, recommends a balanced diet with protein & fiber, and shares tips for exercising during Ramadan fasts.

Hina Khan urges all to maintain a 'healthy & balanced' diet during Ramadan
"It is a very common practice to overeat during iftar... which eventually leads to weight gain, digestive issues, Fatigue.. - Hina Khan"

Mumbai, Feb 20

Popular television actress Hina Khan urged all to maintain a 'healthy & balanced' diet during Ramadan and avoid overeating.

She stressed that eating heavy, fried, and sugary food after hours of fasting can cause weight gain, along with digestive issues and fatigue.

Taking to her official Instagram Stories, the 'Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai' actress wrote, "It is a very common practice to overeat during iftar. I know after hours of fasting, the body often craves quick energy, leading to high consumption of, particularly heavy, fried, and sugary khaana, which eventually leads to weight gain, digestive issues, Fatique..(sic)."

Hina advised all to eat wisely during this holy month by breaking the fast gradually and taking breaks in between meals.

She further asked everyone to focus on their fibre and protein intake.

"Lets just not indulge in these cultural habits and eat wisely..Break the fast gradually, chew slowly, take breaks and hydrate smartly..Prioritise Fibre and Protein In your diet..Once in a while is ok but don't make it a habit..", added Hina.

At the end of the post, she requested all to "Keep it healthy and Balanced Don't shock your body."

Earlier, Hina shared a helpful tip for all those who wish to continue their workout regimen while fasting during Ramadan.

Uploading a snap from her time at the gym on her Insta Stories, she pointed out that while fasting, one should go easy on the exercises to avoid feeling thirsty. However, she added that it is important to maintain consistency for maximum and long-term results.

The text overlay on the post read, "Workouts during Ramadan, Go slow and easy so that you don't feel thirsty..But keep moving," along with an evil eye, folded hands, and a pink flower emoji.

- IANS

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Aman W
Respectfully, while the advice is good, it's easier said than done for many. Not everyone can afford a high-protein diet or has the time to plan meals so meticulously during a busy month. The sentiment is appreciated though.
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Rohit P
Good to see a celebrity promoting healthy habits. The point about not shocking your body is key. We break our fast with dates and water, then have some fruit before moving to the main meal. It really helps with digestion.
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Sarah B
As someone who isn't Muslim but has many friends who observe Ramadan, this is helpful context. I never realized the specific challenges of maintaining a workout routine while fasting. The 'go slow' advice makes perfect sense.
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Vikram M
Absolutely true about the fatigue! Last year I felt so sluggish after heavy iftars. This Ramadan, focusing on hydration with nimbu paani and coconut water, and more grilled items instead of fried. Let's see if it helps.
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Nisha Z
It's nice to see a positive health message. The month is about discipline and spirituality, and taking care of your body is part of that. Her reminder about "cultural habits" is spot on—we can celebrate without overindulging every day.

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