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"Traffic Is So Extreme": After 9 Months In Bengaluru, Man Shares Experience Of Living In City
He wrote that traffic is so bad that even at midnight, the streets don't seem empty.
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Repeated Stomach Issues? Doctors Flag Water, Hygiene Risks Beyond Food
Doctors say recurring diarrhea, typhoid and stomach infections may not always be food-related. Contaminated water and poor hygiene are major triggers of waterborne diseases, causing lakhs of deaths globally each year.
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Low Focus, Poor Sleep, Bad Diet: Nutritionist Shares How Dopamine Scrolling Impacts Daily Life
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal also suggested 5 foods that naturally support dopamine and prevent “dopamine scrolling”.
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5 Food And Nutrition Myths You Must Stop Believing, According To An Expert
An expert explains why coffee does not dehydrate, eggs don't increase cholesterol, and MSG is not unsafe
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Mother Drinking Raw Milk Linked To Newborn's Death In The US: Why Doctors Warn Pregnant Women
A newborn's death in New Mexico, likely linked to the mother drinking unpasteurised milk during pregnancy, has put a spotlight on the serious health risks of raw milk.
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Can Oats Help Lower Bad Cholesterol? 3 Tips To Maximise Benefits
While being highly nutritious, one of the standout benefits of oats is their ability to help lower cholesterol levels. Here's how.
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Is Apple Milkshake Bad For Digestion? Ayurveda Health Expert Explains The Truth
Wondering if an apple or an apple milkshake is kinder to your gut? Experts explain how fibre, sugars, and nutrients differ to reveal the smarter choice for optimal digestive health.
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Why Black Rice Is Considered A "Superfood" And How To Cook It At Home
Black rice has the highest overall antioxidant activity among all rice varieties. Find out more below.
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Is The "Foamy" Layer On Top Of Cooked Dal Bad For You? Doctor Debunks Myths
When you cook dal, you may notice a pale, frothy layer forming on the surface as it boils. Here's what this substance is and why it's not as harmful as you may think.
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Google Scientist Blasts United Airlines For Serving 'Bowl Of Sadness' As Dinner In First Class, What It Had
Slamming the airline, the Google scientist wrote that their service and meal were "unbelievable"
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"Traffic Is So Extreme": After 9 Months In Bengaluru, Man Shares Experience Of Living In City
He wrote that traffic is so bad that even at midnight, the streets don't seem empty.
-
Repeated Stomach Issues? Doctors Flag Water, Hygiene Risks Beyond Food
Doctors say recurring diarrhea, typhoid and stomach infections may not always be food-related. Contaminated water and poor hygiene are major triggers of waterborne diseases, causing lakhs of deaths globally each year.
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Low Focus, Poor Sleep, Bad Diet: Nutritionist Shares How Dopamine Scrolling Impacts Daily Life
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal also suggested 5 foods that naturally support dopamine and prevent “dopamine scrolling”.
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5 Food And Nutrition Myths You Must Stop Believing, According To An Expert
An expert explains why coffee does not dehydrate, eggs don't increase cholesterol, and MSG is not unsafe
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Mother Drinking Raw Milk Linked To Newborn's Death In The US: Why Doctors Warn Pregnant Women
A newborn's death in New Mexico, likely linked to the mother drinking unpasteurised milk during pregnancy, has put a spotlight on the serious health risks of raw milk.
-
Can Oats Help Lower Bad Cholesterol? 3 Tips To Maximise Benefits
While being highly nutritious, one of the standout benefits of oats is their ability to help lower cholesterol levels. Here's how.
-
Is Apple Milkshake Bad For Digestion? Ayurveda Health Expert Explains The Truth
Wondering if an apple or an apple milkshake is kinder to your gut? Experts explain how fibre, sugars, and nutrients differ to reveal the smarter choice for optimal digestive health.
-
Why Black Rice Is Considered A "Superfood" And How To Cook It At Home
Black rice has the highest overall antioxidant activity among all rice varieties. Find out more below.
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Is The "Foamy" Layer On Top Of Cooked Dal Bad For You? Doctor Debunks Myths
When you cook dal, you may notice a pale, frothy layer forming on the surface as it boils. Here's what this substance is and why it's not as harmful as you may think.
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Google Scientist Blasts United Airlines For Serving 'Bowl Of Sadness' As Dinner In First Class, What It Had
Slamming the airline, the Google scientist wrote that their service and meal were "unbelievable"
