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Quenching thirst to controlling blood sugar; many benefits of water apple
An excellent choice for quenching thirst, even effective at releasing the sunstroke and removing harmful effects of dehydration proving its usefulness in dispelling summer heat.
Packed with antioxidants like quercetin, gallic acid, and…
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How can understanding attachment styles help your relationship
In order to develop deeper connections with the person we are with, we need to understand the attachment style of them.
This helps in further understanding how to navigate through the relationship and growing compatibility. "There are so…
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Newly identified lipid in breast milk may lower cerebral palsy in infants: Study
While it is recognised that white matter loss in the brain would result in neurological deficits, there is currently no medication available to help these newborns prevent this outcome.
In experiments using neonatal mice, researchers at…
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Drinking too little or too much water; which is deadlier?
A 35-year-old mother of two from Indiana died of drinking too much water while she was on a family trip.
Ashley Summers gulped down almost 1.89 litres of water when she started feeling lightheaded and had a headache due to dehydration.…
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Lessons of love: Tips to learn from your past relationships to foster a better future
Many people think that past relationships are a sign of failure or that they wasted their time dating the wrong individuals.
We do experience pain, confusion, and guilt after a relationship, but we may learn a lot from these unpleasant…
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Conjunctivitis cases surge after heavy rains: What precautions should we take to prevent redness,…
Amid heavy rainfall in Delhi and nearby areas over the past few weeks, there has been a surge in the number of conjunctivitis and eye flu patients.
Doctors from across the city have said that while this happens every year, this year it has…
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Study: Hypertension Rising in Working Population Amid Diminishing Work-Life Balance
There has been an alarming increase in hypertension cases among the working population as people have gone back to a sedentary lifestyle and stressful working hours.
This transition, especially after the new normal, has resulted in…
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Study Reveals How Indians Are Redefining Kindness In Dating And Relationships
When it comes to dating and relationships, there has been a significant change in how people perceive what makes someone desirable and attractive.
It’s not just about saying the right words anymore. Single Indians are taking it up a notch…
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Monsoon Health: Tips For Keeping Your Blood Sugar Levels During Rainy Season
When it starts to rain outside, none of us can resist eating piping hot cuisine. However, the monsoon season is when people with diabetes need to take extra precautions.
The monsoon season may appear to be quite lovely, but it also brings…
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Study Shows Low-fibre Diet in Pregnancy Could Slow Infant’s Brain Growth
Low-in-fibre intake in pregnancy could hamper the infant’s brain development, according to a new study from Japan.
While animal studies have shown low-fibre diet during pregnancy to impair brain nerve function in offspring, this study is…
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