Seekh kebabs, sausages, salami, and heavy curries contain high saturated fat and sodium. These contribute to artery stiffness, inflammation, and long-term blockage.
Samosas, pakoras, bhajiyas, puris, and fries are often cooked in reused oils that form harmful trans fats. These fats clog arteries and accelerate plaque buildup.
White bread, naan, pav, biscuits, pastries, and puffs spike blood sugar quickly. Refined carbs increase inflammation, promote fat gain, and strain heart health.
Colas, energy drinks, canned juices, and flavoured lassi are loaded with sugar. They raise triglyceride levels, disturb heart rhythm, and heighten the risk of sudden cardiac issues.
Pickles, papad, namkeen, and instant foods add large amounts of sodium. Too much salt leads to water retention, increased blood pressure, and more stress on the arteries.
Instant noodles, soups, and chips contain excess salt and unhealthy additives that contribute to long-term artery damage.