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Look Out For These Silent Signs Of Hormonal Imbalance
In this article, we list silent signs of hormonal imbalance to look out for.
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Lifestyle Guru On How To Deal With Food Cravings During Weight Loss
Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho highlights the importance of portion control, which is to regulate how much food is served and consumed during a meal.
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Here's How Eating Healthy Can Curb Unnecessary Cravings
Eating a diet that is high in protein and fibre can be effective in reducing food cravings.
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Weight Loss Tips: Eating These Nutrient-Dense Foods Can Help Reduce Unhealthy Cravings
Continue reading as we discuss some wholesome foods that can aid in your fight against bad cravings.
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Sucking On Clove Can Do Wonders If You Are Facing These Health Issues
Those who are craving alcohol or cigarettes may also find relief in sucking on clove.
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"Alcoholics Turning To Sanitisers During Lockdown": Madhya Pradesh Doctor
The closure of liquor vends due to the lockdown for the coronavirus outbreak has made some alcoholics in Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh reportedly turn to sanitisers to satisfy their craving, though most officials dismissed it claiming they were unaware of such incidents.
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Passive Exposure To Greenery Can Reduce Cravings For Junk Food, Alcohol And Cigarettes: Study
If the study is to be believed, doing just one simple thing may help you tide over cravings for harmful foods, alcohol and cigarettes- exposing yourself to greenery.
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Why You Crave Unhealthy Foods When You're Drunk And How To Avoid It!
There is a reason why unhealthy food cravings strike only when we are drunk and science has now coined a new term for these drunk munchies - 'drunchies'.
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Why Do We Crave Alcohol? Here's The Answer
One of the most common factors that is said to trigger alcohol craving is stress and emotional upheavals. Let's find out more!
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People Find Wi-Fi More Important Than Sex, Chocolate Or Alcohol: Survey
The craze for wireless internet connection has gone up so much that almost half of the people now crave for Wi-Fi on the go even more than chocolate, alcohol and, yes, sex, show results of a new survey.
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Even The Smell Of Alcohol Can Make It Irresistible: Study
Are you trying to cut out on alcohol? Stay away even from its smell as, according to a new study, the very smell of alcohol is likely to make it harder for individuals to control their craving.
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Liver Hormone Could Reduce Cravings For Sweets, Alcohol: Study
Scientists have identified a liver hormone that can reduce cravings for sweets and alcohol by acting on the brain's reward pathway, an advance that may help develop a treatment for alcoholism.
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New Drug to Fight Alcoholism One Step Closer
Researchers have identified a compound that can reduce the craving for alcohol in alcohol dependent people, a finding that may lead to a drug to treat alcoholism.
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Playing Tetris Can Help Reduce Craving for Drugs, Food, and Sex: Study
The researchers found that playing Tetris interfered with desires not only for food, but also for drugs, including cigarettes, alcohol and coffee, and sex.
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Look Out For These Silent Signs Of Hormonal Imbalance
In this article, we list silent signs of hormonal imbalance to look out for.
-
Lifestyle Guru On How To Deal With Food Cravings During Weight Loss
Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho highlights the importance of portion control, which is to regulate how much food is served and consumed during a meal.
-
Here's How Eating Healthy Can Curb Unnecessary Cravings
Eating a diet that is high in protein and fibre can be effective in reducing food cravings.
-
Weight Loss Tips: Eating These Nutrient-Dense Foods Can Help Reduce Unhealthy Cravings
Continue reading as we discuss some wholesome foods that can aid in your fight against bad cravings.
-
Sucking On Clove Can Do Wonders If You Are Facing These Health Issues
Those who are craving alcohol or cigarettes may also find relief in sucking on clove.
-
"Alcoholics Turning To Sanitisers During Lockdown": Madhya Pradesh Doctor
The closure of liquor vends due to the lockdown for the coronavirus outbreak has made some alcoholics in Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh reportedly turn to sanitisers to satisfy their craving, though most officials dismissed it claiming they were unaware of such incidents.
-
Passive Exposure To Greenery Can Reduce Cravings For Junk Food, Alcohol And Cigarettes: Study
If the study is to be believed, doing just one simple thing may help you tide over cravings for harmful foods, alcohol and cigarettes- exposing yourself to greenery.
-
Why You Crave Unhealthy Foods When You're Drunk And How To Avoid It!
There is a reason why unhealthy food cravings strike only when we are drunk and science has now coined a new term for these drunk munchies - 'drunchies'.
-
Why Do We Crave Alcohol? Here's The Answer
One of the most common factors that is said to trigger alcohol craving is stress and emotional upheavals. Let's find out more!
-
People Find Wi-Fi More Important Than Sex, Chocolate Or Alcohol: Survey
The craze for wireless internet connection has gone up so much that almost half of the people now crave for Wi-Fi on the go even more than chocolate, alcohol and, yes, sex, show results of a new survey.
-
Even The Smell Of Alcohol Can Make It Irresistible: Study
Are you trying to cut out on alcohol? Stay away even from its smell as, according to a new study, the very smell of alcohol is likely to make it harder for individuals to control their craving.
-
Liver Hormone Could Reduce Cravings For Sweets, Alcohol: Study
Scientists have identified a liver hormone that can reduce cravings for sweets and alcohol by acting on the brain's reward pathway, an advance that may help develop a treatment for alcoholism.
-
New Drug to Fight Alcoholism One Step Closer
Researchers have identified a compound that can reduce the craving for alcohol in alcohol dependent people, a finding that may lead to a drug to treat alcoholism.
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Playing Tetris Can Help Reduce Craving for Drugs, Food, and Sex: Study
The researchers found that playing Tetris interfered with desires not only for food, but also for drugs, including cigarettes, alcohol and coffee, and sex.
