Introduction Bananas are a miracle fruit. Available throughout the year, they make for a complete meal by themselves, says celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar. Image Credit: Pexels
Continued You can have bananas first thing in the morning, pre-and post-workout, as a mini meal when your meals are getting delayed, and even with your meals. Video Credit: Pexels
As a mid-meal Snacking on bananas in between your meals can act as a mood uplifter. It can beat the energy slump that comes with hypothyroidism. Image Credit: Getty
With milk, sugar, roti This is the traditional meal of Shikran, a Marathi recipe. It can help beat headaches and migraines, and is excellent for children. Image Credit: Getty
To end the meal Having bananas in this way can be helpful for those who struggle with constipation and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Diwekar informs in her recent IGTVs. Image Credit: Pexels
Banana milkshake This can work as a pick-up meal for late-night studying and in between online classes. It is also a great post-workout meal. Image Credit: iStock
Have bananas every day Make sure you ask for the locally-available variety, Diwekar asserts. Eat them for your daily dose of good health and nutrition. Image Credit: Getty