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Harry Potter Star Daniel Radcliffe Becomes A 'Fitness Freak', Reveals Dramatic Body Transformation
Daniel Radcliffe admitted that he is fully committed to fitness and well-being in his life's new chapter
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How American Singer Jelly Roll Lost Nearly 90 Kg And Overcame His "Food Addiction"
For Jelly Roll, the biggest challenge was not the gym. It was changing his relationship with food
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Impact Of Alcohol Intake On Your Body
Understanding how alcohol affects the body can help individuals make informed decisions about their drinking habits and safeguard their health for the future.
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Weight Loss: Why Pre-Workout Supplements Are A Bad Idea
Weight loss: This is going to come as a shocker if you're too used to taking pre-workout supplements. Fitness trainer Kayla Itsines explains it all.
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Kareena Kapoor Khan And Karisma Kapoor Are Ultimate Coffee Lovers And Here's Proof
Karisma Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan both took to social media to share their love for coffee. Take a look at their posts!
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Scientists Find Link Between Eating Disorders And Exercise Addiction
People having an obsessive approach to fitness, and feel an aggressive need to work out could be putting their health and social life at stake.
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Happy Birthday Sanjay Dutt: Sanju Baba's Fitness Secrets Decoded!
Happy Birthday Sanjay Dutt: Sanju Baba celebrates his 58th birthday today, and it's right about time to present a fitness ode to this man!
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Trying Pilates At Home? Follow These Basics
Get some basics right if you are a fitness addict and want to try Pilates at home and too bored to go to the gym every day.
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Smartphone Addiction May Up Obesity Risk in Adolescents
Is your child spending more than five hours on digital devices such as tablets and smartphones? A new study warns that he or she may be 43 per cent more likely to be at risk of obesity.
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Internet Addiction May Increase Risk of Depression and Anxiety
Excessive use of internet may significantly increase the risk of mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, especially among college-going students, a study has found.
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Harry Potter Star Daniel Radcliffe Becomes A 'Fitness Freak', Reveals Dramatic Body Transformation
Daniel Radcliffe admitted that he is fully committed to fitness and well-being in his life's new chapter
-
How American Singer Jelly Roll Lost Nearly 90 Kg And Overcame His "Food Addiction"
For Jelly Roll, the biggest challenge was not the gym. It was changing his relationship with food
-
Impact Of Alcohol Intake On Your Body
Understanding how alcohol affects the body can help individuals make informed decisions about their drinking habits and safeguard their health for the future.
-
Weight Loss: Why Pre-Workout Supplements Are A Bad Idea
Weight loss: This is going to come as a shocker if you're too used to taking pre-workout supplements. Fitness trainer Kayla Itsines explains it all.
-
Kareena Kapoor Khan And Karisma Kapoor Are Ultimate Coffee Lovers And Here's Proof
Karisma Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan both took to social media to share their love for coffee. Take a look at their posts!
-
Scientists Find Link Between Eating Disorders And Exercise Addiction
People having an obsessive approach to fitness, and feel an aggressive need to work out could be putting their health and social life at stake.
-
Happy Birthday Sanjay Dutt: Sanju Baba's Fitness Secrets Decoded!
Happy Birthday Sanjay Dutt: Sanju Baba celebrates his 58th birthday today, and it's right about time to present a fitness ode to this man!
-
Trying Pilates At Home? Follow These Basics
Get some basics right if you are a fitness addict and want to try Pilates at home and too bored to go to the gym every day.
-
Smartphone Addiction May Up Obesity Risk in Adolescents
Is your child spending more than five hours on digital devices such as tablets and smartphones? A new study warns that he or she may be 43 per cent more likely to be at risk of obesity.
-
Internet Addiction May Increase Risk of Depression and Anxiety
Excessive use of internet may significantly increase the risk of mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, especially among college-going students, a study has found.
