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Drink Coffee To Burn Fat? Study Links Daily Brew To Lower Body Fat And More Muscle Mass
The team compared coffee intake with body composition, blood markers, glucose and insulin measures, and sex hormones. Interestingly, people who consumed more coffee had lower body fat and visceral fat and more skeletal muscle.
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Almost Half Of Indians Include Protein In Every Meal, But 93% Remain Confused: Survey
The report also revealed that Indian consumers do not share a single mindset towards protein. While many associate protein with muscle building and fitness, others see it primarily as contributing to overall health.
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1 In 2 Indians Eat Protein Daily But Confusion Persists: Report
The report,"India's Protein Paradox", surveyed 2,000 consumers across India to understand evolving protein consumption habits, dietary preferences and nutrition decision-making.
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Can Daily ORS Consumption Harm Your Health? Here's What Doctors Say
Dr Smriti Jhunjhunwala and Dr Atul Ingale explain how daily ORS consumption can harm your health. Here are the benefits of ORS and its side effects that you need to keep in mind, if consumed regularly.
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Empty Calories Or Something Else? What Is Really Wrong With Sugar?
A healthy diet does not have to mean never eating dessert. The key is ensuring that foods high in added sugar remain occasional treats rather than becoming a daily habit.
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Education Ministry Launches School Rally Challenge Nationwide For Tobacco-Free Generation
The Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS-2019) reported that 8.4 per cent of students aged 13-15 years currently use tobacco products.
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3 Arrested In Ayodhya For Eating Meat, Drinking Alcohol On River Boat
The arrested men, Lavkush Nishad, Jitendra Nishad, and Rajkumar Nishad, were accused by the police of undermining the faith of the devotees who consider the river holy.
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The New Luxury Is Not A Table Reservation. It's Access
The best seat in the house is no longer enough. Today's luxury lies in what happens behind the scenes.
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US Inflation Hit 3-Year-High In May, Reveals Federal Reserve’s Preferred Gauge
The PCE index report comes just a few days after the Federal Reserve delivered what markets viewed as a tough talk on inflation and interest rates.
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Pension Delayed For 3 Months, Odisha Woman Consumes Pesticide, Dies
The daughter of the victim alleged that her mother had been repeatedly visiting the bank to check whether the pension amount had been credited.
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Can Excessive Fruit Intake Lead To Blood Sugar Spikes In Healthy Individuals?
While fruits are healthy, they do contain natural sugars, particularly fructose. In moderation, they typically do not cause blood sugar spikes.
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Socioeconomic Disparities Could Be Major Predictors Of Antimicrobial Resistance: Study
Researchers said that reducing antibiotic consumption alone will be insufficient and that governments should prioritise structural public health interventions, including improving nutritional status, reducing overcrowding and strengthening health equity in high-risk areas.
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Man Dead, Woman Hospitalised After 'Excessive' Drinking At Mumbai Music Event
The incident occurred during the 'Klangkuenstler All Night Long' musical show organised at the NSCI Dome in the Worli area
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AI Could Soon Use More Water Than Humanity Drinks, UN Warns
A new United Nations University report warns that AI-powered data centres could consume enough water to meet the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, highlighting the hidden environmental costs of artificial intelligence beyond carbon
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Water Use By AI Data Centres May Equal Needs Of 1.3 Billion People By 2030: UN Report
UN report warns AI data centres will consume water equal to the needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030.
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Drink Coffee To Burn Fat? Study Links Daily Brew To Lower Body Fat And More Muscle Mass
The team compared coffee intake with body composition, blood markers, glucose and insulin measures, and sex hormones. Interestingly, people who consumed more coffee had lower body fat and visceral fat and more skeletal muscle.
-
Almost Half Of Indians Include Protein In Every Meal, But 93% Remain Confused: Survey
The report also revealed that Indian consumers do not share a single mindset towards protein. While many associate protein with muscle building and fitness, others see it primarily as contributing to overall health.
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1 In 2 Indians Eat Protein Daily But Confusion Persists: Report
The report,"India's Protein Paradox", surveyed 2,000 consumers across India to understand evolving protein consumption habits, dietary preferences and nutrition decision-making.
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Can Daily ORS Consumption Harm Your Health? Here's What Doctors Say
Dr Smriti Jhunjhunwala and Dr Atul Ingale explain how daily ORS consumption can harm your health. Here are the benefits of ORS and its side effects that you need to keep in mind, if consumed regularly.
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Empty Calories Or Something Else? What Is Really Wrong With Sugar?
A healthy diet does not have to mean never eating dessert. The key is ensuring that foods high in added sugar remain occasional treats rather than becoming a daily habit.
-
Education Ministry Launches School Rally Challenge Nationwide For Tobacco-Free Generation
The Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS-2019) reported that 8.4 per cent of students aged 13-15 years currently use tobacco products.
-
3 Arrested In Ayodhya For Eating Meat, Drinking Alcohol On River Boat
The arrested men, Lavkush Nishad, Jitendra Nishad, and Rajkumar Nishad, were accused by the police of undermining the faith of the devotees who consider the river holy.
-
The New Luxury Is Not A Table Reservation. It's Access
The best seat in the house is no longer enough. Today's luxury lies in what happens behind the scenes.
-
US Inflation Hit 3-Year-High In May, Reveals Federal Reserve’s Preferred Gauge
The PCE index report comes just a few days after the Federal Reserve delivered what markets viewed as a tough talk on inflation and interest rates.
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Pension Delayed For 3 Months, Odisha Woman Consumes Pesticide, Dies
The daughter of the victim alleged that her mother had been repeatedly visiting the bank to check whether the pension amount had been credited.
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Can Excessive Fruit Intake Lead To Blood Sugar Spikes In Healthy Individuals?
While fruits are healthy, they do contain natural sugars, particularly fructose. In moderation, they typically do not cause blood sugar spikes.
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Socioeconomic Disparities Could Be Major Predictors Of Antimicrobial Resistance: Study
Researchers said that reducing antibiotic consumption alone will be insufficient and that governments should prioritise structural public health interventions, including improving nutritional status, reducing overcrowding and strengthening health equity in high-risk areas.
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Man Dead, Woman Hospitalised After 'Excessive' Drinking At Mumbai Music Event
The incident occurred during the 'Klangkuenstler All Night Long' musical show organised at the NSCI Dome in the Worli area
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AI Could Soon Use More Water Than Humanity Drinks, UN Warns
A new United Nations University report warns that AI-powered data centres could consume enough water to meet the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, highlighting the hidden environmental costs of artificial intelligence beyond carbon
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Water Use By AI Data Centres May Equal Needs Of 1.3 Billion People By 2030: UN Report
UN report warns AI data centres will consume water equal to the needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030.
