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Indian-Origin Entrepreneur Sold Startup To LinkedIn, Then Collapsed From Stress. He Later Built $825 Million Brand
Doctors linked his problems to prolonged stress and poor lifestyle habits, with Vohra later describing the experience as a wake-up call.
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Building Muscle In Your 20s Vs 30s: Is There Really A Difference?
Building muscle is achievable in your 30s with proper training, protein intake, sleep, and recovery despite slight changes in recovery speed.
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Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Cellular Stress In The Heart, ICMR-NIN Study Finds
The study highlights a possible link between vitamin D levels and cellular processes involved in heart health, while underscoring the need for further human studies.
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Virat Kohli On Staying Fit: The Mind-Body Connection Explained
Virat Kohli's fitness journey may be far removed from the routine of an average person, but the underlying principle is relatable: fitness involves both the body and the mind.
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Anxiety Or Heart Issue? How Chronic Stress Quietly Damages Your Heart
Long-term emotional stress can contribute to high blood pressure, inflammation, poor sleep and unhealthy habits such as smoking, excessive alcohol intake, overeating and physical inactivity. Read on to know more about how emotional stress affects your heart.
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Trouble Sleeping? 7 Exercises To Perform Before Bed To Relax Your Mind After A Busy Day
A bedtime routine does not necessarily need to be an intense workout. Gentle movements may be more suitable close to bedtime because they can help the body unwind without making it feel stimulated.
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Frequent Hospital Visits Can Raise Health Risks In Chronic Disease: Doctor Explains
Repeated hospitalisation can particularly affect older adults. Spending long periods in bed or being physically inactive during hospital stays may contribute to weakness and reduced mobility.
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Bengaluru Entrepreneur Says Having Rs 20-30 Lakh In Savings "Calms Down Your Nervous System"
Her argument was not centered on spending money on luxuries. Instead, she pointed to the safety net that savings can provide when life takes an unexpected turn.
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Can Stress Really Blur Your Vision? Doctor Answers
The most common stress-related eye symptom is myokymia, an involuntary twitching of the eyelid. The delicate muscle surrounding the eye fires on its own, usually triggered by stress, poor sleep, caffeine, and screen fatigue.
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This Man Gets Paid To Scratch People's Itches, Earns Rs 14 Lakh A Month
A 32 year old man in Shenzhen, China has started an unusual itch scratching service chain called Suma, earning 100,000 yuan a month from two outlets by helping stressed customers relax and sleep better.
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New Zealand Approves MDMA Therapy: What It Means For Trauma Care
Two psychiatrists in New Zealand won approval Friday to prescribe pharmaceutical-grade MDMA to sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Why Are You Always Exhausted? Study Finds Common Link In 5 Conditions
Applied across the five conditions, Orion found that genetic changes, that appeared to have little in common, connected into the same regulatory circuitry.
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61% Of Children In India exposed To One More Month Of Heat Stress Due To Climate Change: Study
The exposure outpaces that for any other age group and is nearly triple the 190 million people (30 per cent) aged 60-69 experiencing the additional health threat, the researchers said.
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Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Can Wearable Pulse Tech Really Turn Off Chronic Stress?
Dr Chirag Tandon and Dr Kevin J. Tracey explain the benefits of wearable pulse tech. Here is how it can counter chronic stress and its potential side effects.
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Soha Ali Khan Asks An Expert If Monsoon Is Behind Your Hair Fall
Strands that are falling today actually detached from their roots 2-3 months ago. Therefore, instead of blaming the weather or water, people should assess their lifestyle from the past three months
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Indian-Origin Entrepreneur Sold Startup To LinkedIn, Then Collapsed From Stress. He Later Built $825 Million Brand
Doctors linked his problems to prolonged stress and poor lifestyle habits, with Vohra later describing the experience as a wake-up call.
-
Building Muscle In Your 20s Vs 30s: Is There Really A Difference?
Building muscle is achievable in your 30s with proper training, protein intake, sleep, and recovery despite slight changes in recovery speed.
-
Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Cellular Stress In The Heart, ICMR-NIN Study Finds
The study highlights a possible link between vitamin D levels and cellular processes involved in heart health, while underscoring the need for further human studies.
-
Virat Kohli On Staying Fit: The Mind-Body Connection Explained
Virat Kohli's fitness journey may be far removed from the routine of an average person, but the underlying principle is relatable: fitness involves both the body and the mind.
-
Anxiety Or Heart Issue? How Chronic Stress Quietly Damages Your Heart
Long-term emotional stress can contribute to high blood pressure, inflammation, poor sleep and unhealthy habits such as smoking, excessive alcohol intake, overeating and physical inactivity. Read on to know more about how emotional stress affects your heart.
-
Trouble Sleeping? 7 Exercises To Perform Before Bed To Relax Your Mind After A Busy Day
A bedtime routine does not necessarily need to be an intense workout. Gentle movements may be more suitable close to bedtime because they can help the body unwind without making it feel stimulated.
-
Frequent Hospital Visits Can Raise Health Risks In Chronic Disease: Doctor Explains
Repeated hospitalisation can particularly affect older adults. Spending long periods in bed or being physically inactive during hospital stays may contribute to weakness and reduced mobility.
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Bengaluru Entrepreneur Says Having Rs 20-30 Lakh In Savings "Calms Down Your Nervous System"
Her argument was not centered on spending money on luxuries. Instead, she pointed to the safety net that savings can provide when life takes an unexpected turn.
-
Can Stress Really Blur Your Vision? Doctor Answers
The most common stress-related eye symptom is myokymia, an involuntary twitching of the eyelid. The delicate muscle surrounding the eye fires on its own, usually triggered by stress, poor sleep, caffeine, and screen fatigue.
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This Man Gets Paid To Scratch People's Itches, Earns Rs 14 Lakh A Month
A 32 year old man in Shenzhen, China has started an unusual itch scratching service chain called Suma, earning 100,000 yuan a month from two outlets by helping stressed customers relax and sleep better.
-
New Zealand Approves MDMA Therapy: What It Means For Trauma Care
Two psychiatrists in New Zealand won approval Friday to prescribe pharmaceutical-grade MDMA to sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
Why Are You Always Exhausted? Study Finds Common Link In 5 Conditions
Applied across the five conditions, Orion found that genetic changes, that appeared to have little in common, connected into the same regulatory circuitry.
-
61% Of Children In India exposed To One More Month Of Heat Stress Due To Climate Change: Study
The exposure outpaces that for any other age group and is nearly triple the 190 million people (30 per cent) aged 60-69 experiencing the additional health threat, the researchers said.
-
Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Can Wearable Pulse Tech Really Turn Off Chronic Stress?
Dr Chirag Tandon and Dr Kevin J. Tracey explain the benefits of wearable pulse tech. Here is how it can counter chronic stress and its potential side effects.
-
Soha Ali Khan Asks An Expert If Monsoon Is Behind Your Hair Fall
Strands that are falling today actually detached from their roots 2-3 months ago. Therefore, instead of blaming the weather or water, people should assess their lifestyle from the past three months
