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Do Mangoes Really Increase Body Heat? Experts Clarify
Mangoes do not directly raise your body temperature. In fact, they are actually composed of over 80% water and act as a hydrating fruit when consumed mindfully.
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Bloating, Acne And Fatigue? Expert Lists Hidden Signs Of Chronic Inflammation
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra explains how symptoms like bloating, fatigue and brain fog may sometimes be linked to chronic inflammation.
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Reusing Gym Clothes In Summer Can Increase Risk Of Skin Infections And Delayed Recovery, Warns Doctor
Medical observations show that damp and reused fabrics act as carriers for both fungal and bacterial organisms.
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Ultimate Skincare Guide You Need For Summer, As Per An Ahmedabad Dermatologist
Dermatologist Surbhi Balani shares eight summer skincare hacks that are easy to follow and genuinely worth adding to your routine.
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Does Sugar Speed Up Skin Ageing? Dermatologists Explain
A high-sugar diet contributes to reduced firmness, uneven skin tone, increased breakouts, and the onset of fine lines
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Metformin For PCOS: How Does This Diabetes Drug Help Manage Symptoms?
Metformin is a prescription medication traditionally used to treat type 2 diabetes by managing blood sugar levels. It works primarily by decreasing glucose production in the liver, improving the body's sensitivity to insulin.
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Irregular Periods To Poor Fertility: Expert Shares How Chronic Stress Impacts Hormonal Balance
The hormonal balance in a woman's body is a very sensitive system that can be disrupted by stress. Read on to know how chronic stress impacts hormonal balance.
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Inflamm-Aging: Nutritionist Explains How Hidden Inflammation Ages Skin
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal reveals how low-grade, silent inflammation increases with age, even without a specific illness.
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10 Subtle Signs Your Stress Levels Are High
In this article, we share a list of subtle signs that might indicate high stress levels.
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As Summer Approaches So Does Body Acne; Follow These Tips To Keep Your Skin Healthy & Clear
Keep reading as we share tips to help you avoid body acne this summer.
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Stress: These Daily Habits May Be Increasing Your Cortisol Levels
Keep reading as we share some common habits that can contribute to increased cortisol levels and their impact on our well-being.
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Avoid These Foods If You Are Feeling Stressed
Below we share a list of foods you should avoid if you are feeling stressed.
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Struggling With Back Acne? Here Are The Ways To Get Rid Of It
Dermatologist Dr Kiran Sethi, in an Instagram post, suggests tips to reduce the chances of developing back acne.
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Do You Have Body Acne? This Video Is A Must Watch To Know The Cause And Solution
Celeb Dermatologist, Dr Jaishree Sharad joins Yasmin Karachiwala, a celebrated fitness expert, to discuss the causes and cure for acne on the body
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Weight Gain, Acne, Low Libido? Check Your Hormones And Restore Them Naturally
Any kind of hormonal imbalance in the body will give us certain signals. These can include hair fall, sudden gain in weight, digestive issues and a low sex drive.
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Do Mangoes Really Increase Body Heat? Experts Clarify
Mangoes do not directly raise your body temperature. In fact, they are actually composed of over 80% water and act as a hydrating fruit when consumed mindfully.
-
Bloating, Acne And Fatigue? Expert Lists Hidden Signs Of Chronic Inflammation
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra explains how symptoms like bloating, fatigue and brain fog may sometimes be linked to chronic inflammation.
-
Reusing Gym Clothes In Summer Can Increase Risk Of Skin Infections And Delayed Recovery, Warns Doctor
Medical observations show that damp and reused fabrics act as carriers for both fungal and bacterial organisms.
-
Ultimate Skincare Guide You Need For Summer, As Per An Ahmedabad Dermatologist
Dermatologist Surbhi Balani shares eight summer skincare hacks that are easy to follow and genuinely worth adding to your routine.
-
Does Sugar Speed Up Skin Ageing? Dermatologists Explain
A high-sugar diet contributes to reduced firmness, uneven skin tone, increased breakouts, and the onset of fine lines
-
Metformin For PCOS: How Does This Diabetes Drug Help Manage Symptoms?
Metformin is a prescription medication traditionally used to treat type 2 diabetes by managing blood sugar levels. It works primarily by decreasing glucose production in the liver, improving the body's sensitivity to insulin.
-
Irregular Periods To Poor Fertility: Expert Shares How Chronic Stress Impacts Hormonal Balance
The hormonal balance in a woman's body is a very sensitive system that can be disrupted by stress. Read on to know how chronic stress impacts hormonal balance.
-
Inflamm-Aging: Nutritionist Explains How Hidden Inflammation Ages Skin
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal reveals how low-grade, silent inflammation increases with age, even without a specific illness.
-
10 Subtle Signs Your Stress Levels Are High
In this article, we share a list of subtle signs that might indicate high stress levels.
-
As Summer Approaches So Does Body Acne; Follow These Tips To Keep Your Skin Healthy & Clear
Keep reading as we share tips to help you avoid body acne this summer.
-
Stress: These Daily Habits May Be Increasing Your Cortisol Levels
Keep reading as we share some common habits that can contribute to increased cortisol levels and their impact on our well-being.
-
Avoid These Foods If You Are Feeling Stressed
Below we share a list of foods you should avoid if you are feeling stressed.
-
Struggling With Back Acne? Here Are The Ways To Get Rid Of It
Dermatologist Dr Kiran Sethi, in an Instagram post, suggests tips to reduce the chances of developing back acne.
-
Do You Have Body Acne? This Video Is A Must Watch To Know The Cause And Solution
Celeb Dermatologist, Dr Jaishree Sharad joins Yasmin Karachiwala, a celebrated fitness expert, to discuss the causes and cure for acne on the body
-
Weight Gain, Acne, Low Libido? Check Your Hormones And Restore Them Naturally
Any kind of hormonal imbalance in the body will give us certain signals. These can include hair fall, sudden gain in weight, digestive issues and a low sex drive.
