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Biscuits Healthy Or Not. Excessive sodium consumption also leads to water retention which manifests itself through bloating, puffiness, and weight gain. Remember for every 3,500 calories, the general rule of thumb is it adds a pound to your waistline — assuming it’s not burned off. Biscuits are not necessarily healthy as they contain a lot of saturated fat due to a large amount of butter used in making biscuits. Some biscuits can be a part of a healthy diet if enjoyed in moderation, while others are best indulged in occasionally due to their high sugar. But in reality, they are not healthier than other junk foods. An average sweet biscuit has 0.4g of salt per 25g packet, which when eaten in excess, could boost the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, or heart failure. Some biscuits are entirely healthy, and some are not. Many brands may preach their biscuits as healthy for a better sale.

Some biscuits can be a part of a healthy diet if enjoyed in moderation, while others are best indulged in occasionally due to their high sugar. Remember for every 3,500 calories, the general rule of thumb is it adds a pound to your waistline — assuming it’s not burned off. Many brands may preach their biscuits as healthy for a better sale. An average sweet biscuit has 0.4g of salt per 25g packet, which when eaten in excess, could boost the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, or heart failure. Excessive sodium consumption also leads to water retention which manifests itself through bloating, puffiness, and weight gain. Some biscuits are entirely healthy, and some are not. Biscuits are not necessarily healthy as they contain a lot of saturated fat due to a large amount of butter used in making biscuits. But in reality, they are not healthier than other junk foods.

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Biscuits Healthy Or Not Remember for every 3,500 calories, the general rule of thumb is it adds a pound to your waistline — assuming it’s not burned off. Many brands may preach their biscuits as healthy for a better sale. Excessive sodium consumption also leads to water retention which manifests itself through bloating, puffiness, and weight gain. Some biscuits can be a part of a healthy diet if enjoyed in moderation, while others are best indulged in occasionally due to their high sugar. Some biscuits are entirely healthy, and some are not. Remember for every 3,500 calories, the general rule of thumb is it adds a pound to your waistline — assuming it’s not burned off. Biscuits are not necessarily healthy as they contain a lot of saturated fat due to a large amount of butter used in making biscuits. But in reality, they are not healthier than other junk foods. An average sweet biscuit has 0.4g of salt per 25g packet, which when eaten in excess, could boost the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, or heart failure.