The doctor's prescription for hormone balance isn't just about supplements. A healthy diet, some sun and adequate blood testing can help people avoid deficiency before it damages major organs. In addition to lifestyle changes, supplementation under the guidance of a medical professional might aid in achieving optimal vitamin D and thyroid levels.
Health experts agree that food is more than just fuel — it’s information for your brain. Good food can enhance mood, memory and focus while providing the body with protection against cognitive decay. Tiny, thoughtful adjustments to your mealtime can have an outsized effect on long-term mental well-being.
Doctors say the first step to inclusion is awareness. By debunking the myths and concentrating on ability as opposed to disability, society can open up opportunities for education, employment, and emotional happiness of those with CP. Families need to know the facts, so they can make their children everything they can be.
Today is World Cerebral Palsy Day. Neurosurgeon explains how certain innovations like robotic exoskeletons, brain-computer interfaces, help support motor development, independence, and quality of life in people dealing with CP
Kerala authorities have declared disease zones after detecting African swine fever in a local pig farm. While the virus doesn’t affect humans, it poses a severe threat to pigs and farmers’ livelihoods.
If you or someone you love is dealing with fatty liver disease, it might be time to check your blood pressure, and not just your blood sugar. A recent study has revealed that high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes, and low HDL cholesterol are the most dangerous health risks for people with fatty liver disease
Arthritis symptoms and signs: Myths and misconceptions around symptoms of arthritis are the biggest hurdles when it comes to relieving joint pains and stiffness. From thinking it’s just an “old person’s disease” to believing that exercise aggravates the condition, here are things you need to keep in mind.
Stress and burnout symptoms: Burnout comes on slowly but ignoring it matters because if you don’t take action fast, it can become serious. Here are a few of the sneaky warning signs that you shouldn’t ignore.
Your feet can do more than just carry you around, they also might bare secrets about hidden nutritional deficiencies. From brittle nails to burning sensations, subtle changes in your feet can signal something as simple as missing vitamins and minerals. Knowing these signs can help you take control of your health overall.
Struggling to fall asleep? Your body might be begging for more than just shut-eye. From red light therapy to ancient Ayurvedic rituals, sleep can be biohacked. Nutritionist shares 6 soul-soothing bedtime habits that may calm your nerves, regulate hormones, and nudge your system into deep, restorative rest.
Early signs of diabetes eye problems: Diabetes is known to harm the heart and kidneys, but it’s the eyes that often suffer in silence. From diabetic retinopathy to glaucoma, unchecked sugar levels can lead to irreversible vision loss.
Healthy diet tips for kids: Many children's foods are hiding unhealthy amounts of added sugar. Experts say parents must cut back, choose fresh, home-cooked meals, and avoid juices for their children. With rising obesity and health risks, paediatricians warn it's time to get serious about what’s really in your child’s lunchbox.
Sleep that’s poor in quality or disrupted by snoring, insomnia or fatigue may make your brain appear up to a year older than your actual age, and that ageing may raise your risk of cognitive decline or dementia later in life, a large-scale brain imaging study says
Stress reshapes your brain and nerves, impacting memory, focus, and emotional control. Prolonged stress rewires brain circuits, changes hormone levels, and affects overall health.
Norovirus has affected passengers on the Royal Caribbean Serenade of the Seas. Learn how to protect yourself from infection, spot symptoms, and prevent spreading the virus while on a cruise.
How to lose weight: If you are over 40, weight loss is not easy, but definitely possible. Metabolism may slow, and muscle mass can diminish — so the choices of exercise become more important than ever. These seven easy, low-impact exercises can help you keep calories burning, your body in shape and strength intact.
Breast cancer is sometimes thought of as a women’s disease and while most new cases occur in women, one percent of all breast cancers involve men. Male breast cancer is less common, but is often diagnosed late so raising awareness of early symptoms and prevention strategies is important.
Wellness doesn’t require hours of meditation or complicated routines. Sometimes, even just five intentional minutes can be a difference maker. Micro-moments of well-being will reduce stress, increase energy and sharpen focus, making self-care doable in the modern world.
The UK is seeing an increase in COVID instances due to the new Nimbus and Stratus variations. Although the health risk is still low, the UK Health Security Agency warns of the symptoms and advices safety precautions for flu this winter.
Vaginal dryness is a common but rarely discussed problem that women experience at different times in their life. From hormonal issues to lifestyle triggers, there are a multitude of reasons why you’re breaking out.
Urbanisation, education and lifestyle issues have made later marriage and pregnancy an emerging trend in India. While empowering, these decisions also play a role in women’s breast health. Studies say delay in childbirth can raise breast cancer risk.
Mindful eating, the practice of eating with full awareness and intention, is proving to be more effective than calorie counting for sustainable weight loss. Expert says tuning into your hunger cues and emotions around food can help improve digestion, mental wellbeing and long-term health
Bloating is the absolute worst—but do you also know it’s your body alerting you to underlying digestive issues? While overeating and food intolerances can be the main cause of a bloated belly, stress and hormonal changes might also be to blame. Here are eight potential offenders and fast cures for banishing bloating or preventing it before it starts
Heart disease is on the rise around the world, but the good news is that you can reduce your risk by more than half without medication. From getting the right nutrients and daily movement, to stress management and some good sleep are the little tweaks that can make a big difference for your heart’s health in the long run
Health benefits of supplements: Consumption of dietary supplements is becoming increasingly common. However, there may be reasons why you are not deriving benefits from them. Gastroenterologist Vivian Asamoah shared possible causes and why it’s important to get to the root of the problem.