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The 6·7·8 Rule: A Simple Way to Build Fitness Habits That Last
Discover the 6·7·8 Rule, a simple, sustainable system to build fitness habits that stick, stay consistent, and make progress without burnout.

Ileen Kaur
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From Gyms to Yoga: All the Fitness Activities You Get with FITPASS

Arpita Gulyani
14th Nov, 2025
Hydration 101: How Much Water Do You Really Need Daily?

Ileen Kaur
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Breathe Smart: Spot the Early Effects of Pollution on Your Body

Ileen Kaur
25th Aug, 2025
GST Paradox: Why Staying Fit is Taxed Higher Compared to Falling Sick in India

FITPASS Editorial Team
22nd Feb, 2023
10 Tips to Boost Your Vegetarian Protein Intake
Discover the best vegetarian protein sources and make sure you are getting enough with these 10 tips for a high protein vegetarian diet. Achieve your fitness goals and maintain good health with our vegetarian protein diet.

FITPASS Editorial Team
2nd Sep, 2022
Benefits of Plant Based Diet That Might Make You Wanna Try It
Veganism has been around for years but it’s only becoming mainstream now. Here is a list of benefits of plant-based diet that we think you should know and might make you want to try it.

FITPASS Editorial Team
23rd Mar, 2022
Foods Rich In Magnesium: The Options And Benefits
List of foods rich in Magnesium that you should include in your diet for proper body functioning. Magnesium also helps in regulating blood sugar levels and maintains proper levels of other minerals in the body.

FITPASS Editorial Team
15th Sep, 2021
Top 10 Foods That Are High In Potassium & Will Regulate Your Intake
Top 10 Potassium rich foods to include in your daily diet. These foods are Legumes, Tomatoes, Avocado, Kidney Beans, Fish, Potatoes, Dairy, Banana, Kiwi Fruit & Dry Fruits which are a source of high potassium foods. If you want to boost the amount of Potassium, then make a healthy choice by adding few of these in your diet plan.

FITPASS Editorial Team
13th Sep, 2021
Best Foods to Increase Haemoglobin Naturally
Find out how to increase haemoglobin with everyday foods like spinach, beetroot, jaggery, and lentils. Easy, science-backed tips for men, women, and teens.
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