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Ideal weight for Indian men and women increased to 65-55kg: Here are a few tips to stay fit  |  Photo Credit: iStock Images

Hyderabad: The National Institute of Nutrition (NIN), which is located in Hyderabad, has revised the ideal weight for both men and women in the country by adding 5-5 kg. As per the new guidelines, the average weight of Indian men is 65kg, whereas, for women, the average weight has now been increased to 55 kg. The leading nutrition research body also made changes in the height of both men and women.

The NIN, which is one of the oldest research centers in India and the largest center, under the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), in its 2020 report released on Monday, increased the weight of an ideal or reference Indian man to 65kg, an increase of 5 kg from 60kg in 2010, reported TOI. For women, the average weight has now gone up to 55 kg from 50kg.

The research body also increased the height for men to 5 feet 8 inches from 5 feet 6 inches a decade ago. Similarly, the height of Indian women has now been increased to 5 feet 3 inches from 5 feet in 2010. Your height and weight are the two primary parameters that impact your health and are co-related using height and weight charts.

According to the scientists at the NIN, the body mass index (BMI) of Indian people has been changed because of an increase in nutritional intake among the people. This time, the experts also included data from rural areas unlike 10 years ago where only urban areas were included in the data.

Additionally, the NIN also revised its recommended dietary allowance and estimated average requirement (EAR) recommendations for Indians. Under the new guidelines, the definition for reference adult man and woman of the country has now been changed to 19-39 years from 20-39 in 2010. Scientists also stated that the 1989 expert committee included only the weight and height of children and adolescents from well-to-do families.

The expert panel also, for the first time, recommended the intake of fibre-based energy foods. Dietary fibre, also known as roughage or bulk, is an essential nutrient thats been linked to a number of health benefits such as normalising bowel movement, improving weight loss, lowering cholesterol levels, etc. In fact, research has shown that a diet rich in fibre is linked with a lower risk of excess belly fat. A healthy diet consisting of plenty of different nutrient-dense foods along with other healthy lifestyle changes will help you avoid gaining weight and belly fat.

Disclaimer: Tips and suggestions mentioned in the article are for general information purpose only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or a dietician before starting any fitness programme or making any changes to your diet.

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The Swiss Federal Supreme Court recently dismissed an appeal by South African Caster Semenya, the womens 800m triple world champion and double Olympic gold winner, against a 2018 World Athletics regulation which ruled that athletes with hyperandrogenism needed to take testosterone reducing drugs to compete in womens track events between 400 and 1500m. The verdict could effectively bar Semenya from defending her title at the Tokyo Olympics, should she continue to refuse taking the drug. Anthropologist and bioethicist Katrina Karkazis, a senior research fellow with the Global Health Justice Partnership at Yale University, who served as expert witness in Indias Dutee Chands landmark legal battle against World Athletics over her ban over hyperandrogenism in 2015, spoke to Siddharth Saxena on the subject:

Did the Swiss courts outcome surprise you?

The Swiss Supreme Court had a very limited scope of review, which was to determine whether the regulations violate Swiss public policy. In that sense, the ruling was not surprising. What was extraordinary was, in ruling from such a narrow basis, that important findings of fact remain contested was obscured. What these cases underscore is that women athletes face significant barriers to seeking redress for violations of their human rights because these mechanisms fail to account for violations of those rights. That also holds for Dutee Chands case, because though her case was successful, it was not owing to recognition of harm.

World Athletics said the rule is to ensure a level playing field for women.

The idea of a level playing field is illusory given the myriad factors that impact athleticism. Moreover, testosterones effect on athleticism isnt straightforward. Many studies across a range of sports show mixed and unfixed relationships between performance and T [testosterone]. And while T does affect parameters related to athleticism, the relationships dont translate into better sports performance in a clear-cut way. Framing fairness this bluntly ignores that science, which has macro-level consequences, but it also affects real-life women in that it advantages women from the Global North while harming women from the Global South.

Will this ruling trigger interventions that could be potentially harmful?

The women who have been targeted under these regulations have spoken powerfully about the real and potential harms they have experienced. This ruling has authorised those harms. Policy makers, arbitrators and others have presented a scenario of opposing rights between women with higher testosterone and women with lower testosterone. This not only pits women against one another, but it inverts the operations of power and harm the least advantaged are positioned as unfairly advantaged, and any interventions that would alter their T levels are framed as necessary to fairness or even beneficial to them personally. The discrimination is not just against women. It is against womens narratives about harm.

Will this kind of ruling add to the way people connect T and athleticism?

We wouldnt have regulations like these if T was not gendered. The idea that testosterone is a male sex hormone responsible for all things manly and masculine and thus problematic in women is an idea that wont die. But this 100-year-old fallacy instigates regulations like these and enables them by making them sound logical, rational, and scientific. Some of the most pernicious misconceptions are that higher testosterone is a problem in women, it is the most important factor in athleticism, it accounts for the differences between mens and womens performances, and that there is a simple relationship between how much testosterone someone has and their athletic performance.

You have said that the hallmarks of T have been yoked exclusively to men (is) less a function of science than of ideology.

Even before testosterone was isolated, researchers worked from the assumption that so-called sex hormones would be exclusive to one sex or the other, and that their physiological roles would be restricted to sexual development and functions. Testosterone and estrogen were assumed to be antagonistic. By the 1930s, however, researchers knew that the effects of these hormones went well beyond sex. Historians and biologists have chronicled decades of experiments that cemented the identities of T as the male sex hormone and estrogen as the female sex hormone even as scientists struggled to integrate observations that didnt easily fit this paradigm. This concept has overwhelmingly shaped how scientific information about T is gathered and interpreted, and blocks recognition and acceptance of scientific evidence that does not fit the model, which is why the paradigm persists to this day.

What about testosterones relationship with women?

In the book, Testosterone: An Unauthorized Biography, we show how emerging work has demonstrated that T also plays a crucial role in female reproduction. Researchers and biomedical educators have been slow to acknowledge this relationship, which we believe is due to the way it challenges the sex hormone concept.

DISCLAIMER : Views expressed above are the author's own.

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Sundance vet Laura Gabbert (No Impact Man, Sunset Story) is no stranger to the foodie world, having directed 2015s City of Gold, which follows the Pulitzer Prize-winning food writer Jonathan Gold on his culinary excursions throughout LA. Now, with Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles, Gabbert turns her lens to the other coast and across the pond, globetrotting through time and space with seven-time NY Times bestselling cookbook author and renowned restauranteur Yotam Ottolenghi. Though the Israeli Jew (whose business partner is a Jerusalem-born Muslim) is based in London, hes invited by the Met to curate an edible, cake-centric exhibition inspired by the decadence of Versailles. So of course Ottolenghi does what any modern-day man of the world would do takes to Instagram to assemble a culturally diverse team of the most cutting edge pastry chefs one can find.

The troupe ends up including high-profile pastry artists like James Beard Award-winners Dominique Ansel, inventor of the Cronut, and Ghaya F. Oliveira, the Tunisia-born Executive Pastry Chef at NYCs Michelin star restaurant Daniel. But theres also Londons jelly wizards Sam Bompas and Harry Parr (Bompas & Parr), Singaporean Janice Wong, who specializes in interactive edible art (and once built a chocolate wall an installation screaming to be staged on the US-Mexico border if ever there was one), and the relatively unknown (though not for long) Dinara Kasko, a Ukrainian chef trained in architecture who uses 3D-modeling technology to craft building-inspired cakes. In other words, Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles is both a study in artistic creation and a feast for the eyes.

Prior to the docs September 25 release through IFC Films Filmmaker reached out to Gabbert to learn all about the project, from finding fast foodie financing to filming the banquet of Versailles.

Filmmaker: So how did this doc originate? It seems almost an extension of your prior work, most notablyCity of Gold.

Gabbert: This project was brought to me by producer Steve Robilliard and Original Productions. They were already in talks with Yotam abouthis collaboration with the Met. I came onboard as director a few months before it was shot.

I was excited to work with Yotam, and intrigued by the challenge of making a film about the rise and fall of Versailles through patisserie. I suppose that in this way the film is an extension of City of Gold. Food is such a relatable point of departure to dive more deeply into cultural, historical, and political issues.

Filmmaker: Though the film is centered squarely around Ottolenghi, it seems like all of the other characters could have just as easily been the stars of their own docs. So did you have to leave a lot of footage on the cutting room floor, or did you purposely avoid delving too much into the other artists stories?

Gabbert: I agree. Yotam selected five fascinating pastry chefs. Because the film was shot in 12 days, we simply didnt have the time or budget to travel to Ukraine, for example, to delve into Dinara Kaskos life.

The focus had to remain on the preparation of the event itself, and Yotams process in researching and learning about Versailles and the history of patisserie. There were a lot of dots to connect: the Met exhibition Visitors to Versailles ; the history of Versailles; the history of patisserie; the five pastry chefs; and then of course, Yotam himself. I didnt want Yotam to just be our guide through the process of the event. I hope the brief biographic forays about Yotam give the collaboration an important layer of context.

So much great stuff was cut. Theres a scene we shot with Yotam on a train ride from Paris to Versailles where he talks about the food of his childhood in Israel, and the difference in the appropriation of Italian cuisine by the French. That was a hard scene to cut.

Filmmaker: I found the final unveiling of the feast of Versailles towards the end unexpectedly moving. Can you talk a bit about the creative decisions behind that sequence, especially the music and the use of Steadicam?

Gabbert: Ryan Rumerys beautiful score was key to editing that sequence. He and I discussed the emotion we wanted to capture, and that it also had to support a lot of VO from Yotam. Theres the emotion of each chefs accomplishment and later in the sequence the music also had to support the story of the fall of Versailles. When we tackled the first cut of it Ryan had already delivered pretty fleshed-out musical sketches. His interpretation of the sequence completely informed the editing of the last 10 minutes or so of the film.

Its such a luxury to be able to use a Steadicam on a documentary. We knew it was key to capturing the pastry chefs presentation tables and desserts, and the excitement of the event. Our DP Judy Phu and I wanted that sequence to have a lot of movement and emotion in it so that you felt that you were there, walking through the Petrie Gallery. We also had shooters stationed at each chefs table so we could capture more intimate moments between the chefs and the guests.

Filmmaker: You work with a majority female team, and Ottolenghi, a gay Jew from Jerusalem with a Muslim business partner, seems incredibly dedicated to inclusivity, inviting culinary artists from a variety of cultures, with half of the chosen being women. You also include a telling scene of mansplaining involving the Ukrainian architect chef Dinara Kasko. All of which made me wonder how important it was for you to highlight the everyday misogyny and cultural appropriation Ottolenghi even points out that the French appropriated pastry from the Italians in this rarified culinary world. (With elitism ironically exemplified, of course, by both the Met and Versailles.)

Gabbert: I think Yotam really set the tone for the film in his selection of the pastry chefs. I love that three out of the five chefs he selected were women. One of the reasons I wanted to work with Yotam is that he is a bit of an anomaly in the celebrity chef world. Hes cerebral, refined and kind. Theres no bravado.

One of the beats of Yotams story that I fought to get into the film is when he talks about starting out as a young chef in kitchens, and how he felt like an outsider in that testosterone-driven climate. He goes on to explain that when he had his own restaurants he wanted for the environment to be gentler and more respectful. I think part of what made this a fruitful collaboration was that there was an immediate simpatico between Yotam and the key creatives on my team (producer Steve Robilliard and DP Judy Phu).

The decision to include the Dinara Kasko scene (not that we could have planned it) just felt right in terms of the overall tone and message of the film especially in light of all the toxic masculinity stories in the food world that have surfaced in the last couple of years.

Filmmaker: On the one hand, Ottolenghi is a famous name in the culinary world and the topic sells. But on the other hand, theres been quite a glut of foodie docs in the past few years. So how difficult was it to ultimately get the financing?

Gabbert: The film was developed by Steve Robillard at Original Productions and co-financed by 50 Degrees Entertainment and Original Productions. The financing actually happened fairly quickly thanks to Mohamed AlRafi and Paula Manzanedo at 50 Degrees Entertainment.

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Welcome to the latest edition of the RPC Sports Ticker - providing fortnightly bite-size updates from around the sports industry.

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In this edition, we take a look at the opening of Hong Kong's first esports stadium, Apple's new personalised workout subscription service and the recent House of Commons debate on misogyny in modern sport. We also consider the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland's decision to uphold regulations restricting testosterone levels in female track athletes and Lewis Hamilton's venture into the new Extreme E racing series.

As always, if there are any areas youd like more information on (or if you have any questions or feedback), please let us know or get in touch with your usual RPC contact.

1. Hamilton raises Extreme impact of climate change through motorsports

Lewis Hamilton has pledged to enter a team to compete in the Extreme E racing series. Extreme E is an off-road racing series, scheduled to start in Dakar, Bangladesh in January 2021. Electric SUVs will race for 2 days in various remote locations, with the races to be streamed live on BBC Sport.

2. Apple takes further bite of wearable technology market

You might already have AppleCare, Apple News+, Apple Music, Apple TV+ (and more). Now, say hello to Apple Fitness+, Apple's latest subscription service for fitness and workout classes. Like many others, Fitness+ plays on competitive rivalry by letting you see how your performance compares to other users online.

3. Parliament debates misogyny in sport

Last week saw Alex Davies-Jones MP consider sexist, homophobic and misogynistic experiences in sport during a House of Commons Adjournment debate.

4. Swiss Supreme Court rejects Semenya's appeal

Two-time Olympic champion Caster Semenya will be unable to defend her 800m Olympic title next year after losing her appeal against the restriction of testosterone in female athletes.

5. Hong Kong opens its first esports stadium

In a city where space is at a premium, the Asia Motion Esports Association (AME) is opening Hong Kong's first esports stadium.

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and finally, BDO has published its Annual Survey of Football Club Finance Directors for 2020 (available here). Following developments in football finance, across all leagues, all but two-fifths of the Premier League clubs expect to make losses before player trading in 2019/20. Player budgets are expected to be constrained with 60% of clubs intending to decrease their squad size and 74% intending to decrease their salary costs. Notably, no club is positively stating that it is increasing their transfer budget, though 30% of clubs expect to let several player contracts expire this season, and less than one in four clubs will be increasing their investment in their academy next season. Elsewhere, the report found that clubs are realising the need to capture digital media opportunities, both domestically and internationally, and the need to monetise their commercial and data brand.

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Those receiving treatment were also free of major cardiovascular events and type 2 diabetes, while 28% of those who did not receive testosterone therapy had a heart attack, and 20% developed diabetes.

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In the study, researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine in Charlottesville found that IL-17a causes anxiety-like behavior in mice. The team now plans to investigate whether too much or too little IL-17a could affect anxiety in people.

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This week, we reported on a new study investigating how getting enough shut-eye helps people maintain emotional equilibrium and allows them to enjoy the good things in life.

When people experience something positive, such as getting a hug or spending time in nature, they typically feel happier that day. But we found that when a person sleeps less than their usual amount, they dont have as much of a boost in positive emotions from their positive events, says lead author Nancy Sin.

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In 2025, the market size of the Testosterone Booster Market is expected to touch million US$ xx million. The revenue registered in 2019 was US$ xx million, thus depicting a growth at a CAGR of xx% from 2019. While in China, the market size was valued at US$ xx million in the forecast base year, further projected to increase up to US$ xx million till the end of 2025, with a CAGR of xx% during forecast period.

In this report, 2019 has been considered as the base year and 2019 to 2025 as the forecast period to estimate the market size for Testosterone Booster .

This report studies the global market size of Testosterone Booster , especially focusing on the key regions such as United States, European Union, China, and other geographical extents (Japan, Korea, India, and Southeast Asia).

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This study presents the Testosterone Booster market production, revenue, market share, and growth rate for each key company, and also covers the breakdown data (production, consumption, revenue and market share) by regions, type and applications. The historical data breakdown for Testosterone Booster for 2014-2019 is provided in the report along with company projection for 2019 to 2025.

For top companies in United States, European Union, and China, this report investigates and analyzes the production, value, price, market share, and growth rate for the manufacturers, key data from 2019 to 2025.

Segment by Type, the Testosterone Booster market is segmented intoD Aspartic AcidVitamin D3Other

Segment by Application, the Testosterone Booster market is segmented intoTeenagersAdults

Regional and Country-level AnalysisThe Testosterone Booster market is analysed and market size information is provided by regions (countries).The key regions covered in the Testosterone Booster market report are North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa. It also covers key regions (countries), viz, U.S., Canada, Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, etc.The report includes country-wise and region-wise market size for the period 2015-2026. It also includes market size and forecast by Type, and by Application segment in terms of sales and revenue for the period 2015-2026.

Competitive Landscape and Testosterone Booster Market Share AnalysisTestosterone Booster market competitive landscape provides details and data information by players. The report offers comprehensive analysis and accurate statistics on revenue by the player for the period 2015-2020. It also offers detailed analysis supported by reliable statistics on revenue (global and regional level) by players for the period 2015-2020. Details included are company description, major business, company total revenue and the sales, revenue generated in Testosterone Booster business, the date to enter into the Testosterone Booster market, Testosterone Booster product introduction, recent developments, etc.The major vendors covered:TestofuelGNCTestoTEKPrime MaleTEK NaturalsTestoGenPrime MaleNugenixMonster TTestoRush

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The content of the study subjects, includes a total of 15 chapters:

Chapter 1 describes Testosterone Booster product/service scope, market overview, market opportunities, market driving force, and market risks.

Chapter 2 profiles the top manufacturers of Testosterone Booster market, with price, sales, revenue and global market share of Testosterone Booster from 2014 2019.

Chapter 3 analyses the Testosterone Booster competitive situation, sales, revenue. The global Testosterone Booster market shares of top manufacturers are analyzed emphatically by landscape contrast.

Chapter 4 showcases the Testosterone Booster breakdown data at the regional level, to discuss the sales, revenue and growth by regions, from 2014 to 2019.

Chapter 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 emphasize the sales data at the country level, with sales, revenue, and market share for key countries in the world, from 2014 to 2019.

Chapter 10 and 11 explain the segments by sales under type and application, with market shares and growth rate under each category, from 2014 to 2019.

Chapter 12 depicts Testosterone Booster market forecasts by region, type, and application, with sales and revenue projections, from 2019 to 2025.

Chapter 13 and 14 describe Testosterone Booster sales channel, distributors, customers, research findings and conclusion, appendix, and other data sources.

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Sparkle is my name and free spirit is my game! Im 3-year-old female Calico who is no delicate flower. Im not shy about demanding only the highest quality of affection and playtime, and I expect articulate fawning from humans. Im known to investigate unfamiliar corners to embark on my next big adventure. And, Im always in hot pursuit of a towering spot to enjoy a good nap. With all my charm, I favor my boundaries, so all of my handling must be on my terms. Come meet me and I just might qualify you to adopt me! Sparkle, ID#A060076, is available for adoption at the Santa Monica Animal Shelter located at 1640 9th Street, Santa Monica CA, 90404. The shelter is closed to the public and adoptions are by appointment only by calling the shelter at (310) 458-8595.

PET TIP OF THE WEEK: BENEFITS OF SPAYING AND NEUTERING DOGS AND CATS

While most pets are spayed or neutered upon adoption, due to private adoption and pets found stray, many dogs and cats remain intact. This contributes to many issues for pets including illness, overpopulation, and overcrowded animal shelters. There are a variety of positive and life-saving reasons to spay and neuter dogs and cats!

Spaying and neutering can prevent major health issues! Spaying reduces uterine issues and cancers in 50% of female dogs, and 90% of female cats. Neutering male dogs and cats reduces testicular cancers and prostate gland issues.

Spaying and neutering promotes better behavior! Spayed female dogs and cats will not go into heat, preventing unplanned litters. This includes spotting, roaming, and howling in female dogs, and excessive urination from female cats. Because neutering stabilizes testosterone in male dogs and cats, it reduces the desire to mark and mount, escape the home in pursuit of females, and aggressions towards other males due to competition for females.

Spaying and neutering saves lives! Unplanned litters contribute to the overpopulation of pets. Female dogs go into heat up to twice a year and may produce up to seven puppies per litter. Female cats go into heat every three to four weeks during mating season and can produce three to four litters a year. The demands of having a litter are costly and overwhelming resulting in many offspring becoming stray and/or being relinquished to animal shelters. Since many shelters are overcrowded, to control the pet population, many dogs of cats of all ages, breeds, and genders are euthanized.

Spaying and neutering increase the chances that dogs and cats stay healthy and well adjusted, ultimately enriching and prolonging their lives. All of which create more opportunity for more homeless pets to find loving homes.

Pet of the Week is provided by Carmen Molinari, a long-time volunteer at the Santa Monica Animal Shelter and founder and CEO of Love At First Sit, a pet care and dog training company in Santa Monica. Learn about her, pet tips, and Love At First Sit services at loveatfirstsit.net

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