How To Stay Healthy while being Quarantined at home.

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Corona has forced india for lockdown. Everyone is at home.Doing nothing like every working day office chores.This leads to weight increase.Human body consumes same amount of calories.So those are in home please consume 25% less food to keep in good health.


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