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Taking Mounjaro? Dermatologist Explains How The Drug Affects Your Hair And Skin
A dermatologist shares important skin and hair care tips for people taking Mounjaro or experiencing rapid weight loss
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Chia Seeds vs Sabja Seeds: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss? Experts Explain
Chia seeds and sabja seeds can facilitate weight loss when consumed in moderation. Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal and Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi explain why consuming both of them is key to weight loss and what side effects they can cause.
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How To Care For Skin And Hair While Taking Mounjaro For Weight Loss, Delhi Dermatologist Shares Tips
Dermatologist Gurveen Waraich Garekar says being aware of potential side effects beforehand can help people better prepare and manage their routine more effectively.
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The 'Desi' Protein Shake: Why A Gastroenterologist Prefers Jau Sattu Over Processed Whey Protein
Dr Sambit Kumar Bhuyan explains how consuming the jau sattu drink is better than processed whey protein. Here is what each does to your gut and why the timing and quantity matter.
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New DNA-Based Therapy Can Help Lower 'Bad Cholesterol' Without Statins, Finds Study
Researchers used tiny DNA-based molecules to cut levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol by nearly 50% in animal models. This was done without the side effects that are often linked to statins.
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A Korean Skincare Breakthrough Could Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Says New Study
A Korean skincare staple is tackling the global superbug crisis. Scientists find Cica-derived madecassic acid stops drug-resistant E. coli by targeting proteins humans don't have. Find out why this matters for drug-resistant bacteria and its potentia
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Aam Panna vs Sattu Sharbat: Which Is Better For Diabetics?
Aam panna and sattu sharbat are traditional summer drinks that may help diabetics when consumed in moderation. Here's how they may regulate blood sugar and what side effects to watch for.
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Is It Healthy To Eat Eggs Everyday? Here's What It Does To Your Body
Most people are recommended to eat one whole egg per day. For most adults, this is considered to be safe. However, if you have heart disease, high cholesterol or other health issues, it is best that you consume eggs as advised by your doctor.
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Dehydration To Weight Gain: Here's What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Too Much Protein
When you eat more protein than your body actually needs, it can cause several side effects, even though protein itself is very important for health.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Quit Maida For 2 Weeks
Cutting maida from your diet for two weeks can lead to noticeable changes in digestion, energy levels and cravings. Here's what really happens to your body when you give up refined flour.
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GLP-1 Should Not Be Used As A Quick Fix For Weight Loss And Diabetes Management, Warns Top Experts
Experts warn that GLP1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy aren't quick fixes. There are misuse risks that are involved as shortages, side effects, and weight regain are possible without medical supervision.
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Metformin Does More Than Control Blood Sugar: New Research Reveals The Diabetes Drug's Negative Brain Impacts
A new study reveals metformin acts directly on the brain, raising fresh concerns about its wider effects. While effective for diabetes, experts warn of potential cognitive, neurological and metabolic risks, especially with long-term or unsupervised u
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Who Should Avoid Chia Seeds? Doctor Warns Of Potential Health Risks
While chia seeds can be a nutritious addition to diet, some individuals should approach them with caution or avoid them entirely.
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Rice vs Quinoa: Which Is Better For Your Gut?
Quinoa vs rice are both staple and a superfood respectively that possess gut-nourishing properties. Here are the factors that determine how the grains are absorbed by your body.
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Is It Safe To Eat Soya Daily For Protein Needs? Expert Breaks Down The Why And How
Wondering if eating soya every day is actually safe for your protein needs? An expert explains the benefits, risks and the right way to include it in your diet.
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Taking Mounjaro? Dermatologist Explains How The Drug Affects Your Hair And Skin
A dermatologist shares important skin and hair care tips for people taking Mounjaro or experiencing rapid weight loss
-
Chia Seeds vs Sabja Seeds: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss? Experts Explain
Chia seeds and sabja seeds can facilitate weight loss when consumed in moderation. Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal and Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi explain why consuming both of them is key to weight loss and what side effects they can cause.
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How To Care For Skin And Hair While Taking Mounjaro For Weight Loss, Delhi Dermatologist Shares Tips
Dermatologist Gurveen Waraich Garekar says being aware of potential side effects beforehand can help people better prepare and manage their routine more effectively.
-
The 'Desi' Protein Shake: Why A Gastroenterologist Prefers Jau Sattu Over Processed Whey Protein
Dr Sambit Kumar Bhuyan explains how consuming the jau sattu drink is better than processed whey protein. Here is what each does to your gut and why the timing and quantity matter.
-
New DNA-Based Therapy Can Help Lower 'Bad Cholesterol' Without Statins, Finds Study
Researchers used tiny DNA-based molecules to cut levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol by nearly 50% in animal models. This was done without the side effects that are often linked to statins.
-
A Korean Skincare Breakthrough Could Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Says New Study
A Korean skincare staple is tackling the global superbug crisis. Scientists find Cica-derived madecassic acid stops drug-resistant E. coli by targeting proteins humans don't have. Find out why this matters for drug-resistant bacteria and its potentia
-
Aam Panna vs Sattu Sharbat: Which Is Better For Diabetics?
Aam panna and sattu sharbat are traditional summer drinks that may help diabetics when consumed in moderation. Here's how they may regulate blood sugar and what side effects to watch for.
-
Is It Healthy To Eat Eggs Everyday? Here's What It Does To Your Body
Most people are recommended to eat one whole egg per day. For most adults, this is considered to be safe. However, if you have heart disease, high cholesterol or other health issues, it is best that you consume eggs as advised by your doctor.
-
Dehydration To Weight Gain: Here's What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Too Much Protein
When you eat more protein than your body actually needs, it can cause several side effects, even though protein itself is very important for health.
-
What Happens To Your Body When You Quit Maida For 2 Weeks
Cutting maida from your diet for two weeks can lead to noticeable changes in digestion, energy levels and cravings. Here's what really happens to your body when you give up refined flour.
-
GLP-1 Should Not Be Used As A Quick Fix For Weight Loss And Diabetes Management, Warns Top Experts
Experts warn that GLP1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy aren't quick fixes. There are misuse risks that are involved as shortages, side effects, and weight regain are possible without medical supervision.
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Metformin Does More Than Control Blood Sugar: New Research Reveals The Diabetes Drug's Negative Brain Impacts
A new study reveals metformin acts directly on the brain, raising fresh concerns about its wider effects. While effective for diabetes, experts warn of potential cognitive, neurological and metabolic risks, especially with long-term or unsupervised u
-
Who Should Avoid Chia Seeds? Doctor Warns Of Potential Health Risks
While chia seeds can be a nutritious addition to diet, some individuals should approach them with caution or avoid them entirely.
-
Rice vs Quinoa: Which Is Better For Your Gut?
Quinoa vs rice are both staple and a superfood respectively that possess gut-nourishing properties. Here are the factors that determine how the grains are absorbed by your body.
-
Is It Safe To Eat Soya Daily For Protein Needs? Expert Breaks Down The Why And How
Wondering if eating soya every day is actually safe for your protein needs? An expert explains the benefits, risks and the right way to include it in your diet.
