NDTV Health Desk
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Persistent Bloating, Discomfort After Meals? Know The Causes And Treatment For SIBO
SIBO is classified as bacteria belonging in the colon that overgrow in the small intestine, meant to break down food, absorb nutrients and move contents forward.
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World Obesity Day: Are Social Media Diet Trends Making Obesity Worse?
The theme for World Obesity Day 2026 is '8 Billion Reasons to Act on Obesity' which highlights that every person, every community and every system has a role to play in building a healthier future.
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What Is Sarcopenia? Doctor Explains Causes Of Muscle Loss After 30
Dr. Saurabh Sethi talked about the gradual loss of muscle mass and how you can address this problem.
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Arjun Chaal Can Boost Heart Health: Nutritionist Lists All Health Benefits
Arjun Chaal has long been valued in Ayurveda for heart support when combined with a balanced lifestyle, it may add to overall wellness.
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"Fibre Is Your Gut's Primary Fuel," Says Doctor; Tips To Increase Fibre Intake
Doctor Saurabh Sethi discusses the common deficiency in daily fibre intake and why it should be avoided.
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GLP-1 Drugs And Muscle Loss: Doctor Warns Of Hidden Side Effects Of Weight Loss Drugs
While GLP-1 drugs are effective for shedding pounds, there are concerns about potential risks and long-term effects.
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Morning Sickness? Here's What You Should Eat And Avoid To Manage Symptoms
Here is a list of foods recommended by nutritionist Lovneet Batra to help manage morning sickness.
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Is Your Lipstick Safe? Expert Warns Of Hidden Health Risks
Anjali Mukerjee highlights that traces of heavy metals, including lead, mercury, arsenic and nickel, can be found in many lipsticks.
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AIIMS-Trained Doctor Shares 5 Practical Ways To Reduce Colorectal Cancer Risk
Here are five practical approaches suggested by Dr Saurabh Sethi that can minimise the risk of colorectal cancer.
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Dark Underarms? Dermatologist Lists Causes, Says "It's Absolutely Normal"
After advocating that dark underarms "don't need any treatment", Dr Gurveen Waraich Garekar reveals the underlying causes of pigmentation. "Most of the time, treatment is for treating the cause," she explains.
