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AIIMS-Trained Doctor Recommends 10 High-Fibre Foods That Aren't Vegetables
The gastroenterologist, Saurabh Sethi, also mentioned the fibre content of each food.
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American Heart Association Releases New Dietary Guidance To Improve Heart Health
The American Heart Association (AHA) has mentioned that early and consistent adoption of healthy eating, alongside other healthy lifestyle behaviours, can help prevent up to 80% of heart disease and stroke.
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Should You Get Tested For High Cholesterol In Your 20s And 30s? New Global Guidelines Say Yes
New American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines recommend earlier and more personalised cholesterol testing, starting in childhood and continuing through adulthood.
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Think You're "Safe" Because You're Lean? The Truth About Cholesterol You Need To Know
High cholesterol may begin in childhood, often linked to inherited conditions or unhealthy lifestyle habits.
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Intermittent Fasting Has No Impact On How Your Brain Functions, Major Review Finds
A meta-analysis conducted by the American Psychological Association proves that intermittent fasting has no impact on brain function. Here is why it matters and how it should inform your choice to fast.
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Low-Carb Vs Low-Fat Diet: Here's What Actually Protects Your Heart, Reveals Study
A study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) on11 February 2026, settles a long-standing debate about low-carb vs. low-fat diets.
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Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How
A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
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Stress And Hypertension: Why And How To Manage Stress For A Healthier Heart
The American Heart Association notes that stress both directly and indirectly increases heart and vascular risk by changing behaviour and physiology. Here's what to do.
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Live to 100: How Americans Are Flocking To A Luxury Resort For The 'Blue Zone' Diet
Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, a Blue Zone where people live longer than average, credits its longevity to a diet rich in beans, corn, and natural foods.
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AIIMS-Trained Doctor Recommends 10 High-Fibre Foods That Aren't Vegetables
The gastroenterologist, Saurabh Sethi, also mentioned the fibre content of each food.
-
American Heart Association Releases New Dietary Guidance To Improve Heart Health
The American Heart Association (AHA) has mentioned that early and consistent adoption of healthy eating, alongside other healthy lifestyle behaviours, can help prevent up to 80% of heart disease and stroke.
-
Should You Get Tested For High Cholesterol In Your 20s And 30s? New Global Guidelines Say Yes
New American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines recommend earlier and more personalised cholesterol testing, starting in childhood and continuing through adulthood.
-
Think You're "Safe" Because You're Lean? The Truth About Cholesterol You Need To Know
High cholesterol may begin in childhood, often linked to inherited conditions or unhealthy lifestyle habits.
-
Intermittent Fasting Has No Impact On How Your Brain Functions, Major Review Finds
A meta-analysis conducted by the American Psychological Association proves that intermittent fasting has no impact on brain function. Here is why it matters and how it should inform your choice to fast.
-
Low-Carb Vs Low-Fat Diet: Here's What Actually Protects Your Heart, Reveals Study
A study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) on11 February 2026, settles a long-standing debate about low-carb vs. low-fat diets.
-
Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How
A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
-
Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
-
Stress And Hypertension: Why And How To Manage Stress For A Healthier Heart
The American Heart Association notes that stress both directly and indirectly increases heart and vascular risk by changing behaviour and physiology. Here's what to do.
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Live to 100: How Americans Are Flocking To A Luxury Resort For The 'Blue Zone' Diet
Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, a Blue Zone where people live longer than average, credits its longevity to a diet rich in beans, corn, and natural foods.
