Anti-inflammatory fruits for winter: It is natural for inflammation to increase in winter as the body copes with reduced sun exposure, less movement during the day, and a diet that is calorie-dense and low in fibre. However, fruits that are high in antioxidants and available at this time of year can help fight inflammation and reduce oxidative stress.
High cortisol causes: While our body needs cortisol to handle stress, its constantly raised levels are not good for you. A US doctor warned how these 6 daily habits may be affecting your stress hormone, keeping you stressed and drained all day long.
As pollution tightens its grip on urban life, holistic practices like pranayama, steam therapy and herbal lung tonics are finding fresh relevance. Uncover how these age-old methods are helping modern lungs recover
Anaemia is a prevalent health issue, for which many people rely on supplementation. While supplements do help to a great extent, a long-term and more practical solution also lies in turning to biofortified foods such as flour. A nutrition expert shares how they work and why they matter more now than ever
In the Bhagirathpura locality of Indore, 9 people have lost their lives and around 200 people are undergoing treatment because of the waterborne disease outbreak. A leading expert shares his insights on this.
Every winter, use of antibiotics surges as the public battle’s colds, coughs and other bugs. But are antibiotics always necessary? A senior doctor reveals why antibiotics are prescribed more during winter and the natural remedies that can help to safely lessen dependency.
California is the first state to take an action against third-hand smoking. To know what it means, what its harmful effects are, read on.
Research defining obesity shows that nearly 70% of U.S. adults could now be classified as obese. By considering where fat is stored, not just overall weight, researchers warn of increased risk for diabetes, heart disease, and other serious conditions. Here’s what you need to know
A Mumbai-based doctor warns that cannabis smoke harms the lungs much like cigarettes, cautioning against the belief that “natural” means safe.
Many people find it hard to melt stubborn body fat without muscle loss. That is why the Korean Switch-On diet has gone viral. It resets the gut and reduces cravings with high-protein and low-carb foods. The 4-week plan helps shed 4-4.5 kg
Menopause itself cannot be avoided, however if the body is given what it needs in the form of supportive nutrients, women may experience a smoother hormonal transition. To know what all nutrients can help delay the menopause, read on.
Alzheimer’s disease does not happen overnight. It comes on slowly, with early warning signs that are often easy to miss. And knowing these early symptoms and embracing brain-healthy habits may help reduce the risk and promote long-term cognitive resilience. Reasonable and in an easy simple way of living that can easily be adopted.
If you want to get healthier and fitter this year, it all starts with good gut health. A top US-based gastroenterologist recommended seven foods that support healthy digestion and prevent stomach issues such as constipation and bloating
Donald Trump says exercise is “boring,” relies on golf for fitness, and admits to taking a higher-than-recommended aspirin dose despite doctors’ advice.
Cervical cancer claims thousands of women’s lives every year. It happens more due to low screening and lack of awareness. Early detection, say experts, is the difference between life and death. With the right tests, many cancers can be stopped before they start, yet many remain unscreened. Discover why screening matters, and how it works.
Road traffic accidents and falls remain a major cause of injury among children and the elderly. Uncover why physiotherapy is increasingly recognised as the first line of defence and how it is helping reduce injury severity, restore movement, and prevent long-term disability.
Babies receive genetic traits from both their father and mother, however some are more influenced by paternal genes. From physical traits to health, dads have a unique contribution in creating a baby's genetic blueprint starting at birth
Earwax has often been overlooked in research, but it is finally being paid attention to for diagnosing illnesses based on its colour and composition. From detecting ear infections to indicating the presence of certain cancers, earwax analysis can suggest more than you might think
H3N2 influenza cases are rising globally. A US cardiologist explains why vaccination remains crucial and shares simple preventive steps—hand hygiene, sleep, nutrition and supplements—to reduce flu risk during peak season.
There are a variety of seeds that offer excellent health benefits and are readily available in the market. A gastroenterologist shared the five best ones that greatly help improve women’s health, including supporting hormonal balance and easing PMS symptoms
A major new study suggests there may be no safe level of alcohol when it comes to mouth cancer risk. Research from India shows that even one drink a day can significantly raise the chances of developing the disease, especially when alcohol use overlaps with chewing tobacco. The findings challenge long-standing ideas about “safe” drinking limits.
Orange juice isn’t just vitamin boost, and when you drink it mindfully, it can be a good support for gut health too. Full of antioxidants and natural compounds, it may stimulate beneficial bacteria, improve digestion and decrease gut inflammation, according to nutrition experts
Cinnamon tea has many health benefits that make it a good addition to your diet. From reducing inflammation and lowering the risk of chronic diseases to supporting weight loss, here’s why you should try this pungent, sweet and savoury beverage.
The year 2025 taught us that gut health is no longer about fear. Studies revealed that the microbiome thrives on repetition, variety and slow routines. Here’s how everyday Indian food habits and small, consistent choices can shape long-term wellbeing.
Nimesulide, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), has long been under scrutiny globally for potential liver toxicity and other adverse effects.