Why do astronauts need diets over 4,000 calories while in space?
India Today Video Desk
Update: November 16, 2024 14:01 IST
NASA recently shared photos of astronaut Sunita Williams, leaving many wondering if she is doing well, Williams looked like she had lost a lot of weight. Despite this, Williams reassured everyone that he was in good health and happy spirits. This report sheds in-depth light on what impacts astronauts’ health during their time in space, and the importance of following an exercise routine. It also highlights the need for a 4,000-calorie diet to combat the challenges of living in a microgravity environment, such as muscle atrophy and bone density loss.
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