A 36-hour fast has become a widely discussed practice among fitness enthusiasts who want rapid improvements in their health and metabolic wellbeing. Despite its rising popularity, Dr Sudhir Kumar, a senior neurologist at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderabad, cautions that this extended form of intermittent fasting is not appropriate for everyone. In a recent X post,…
Dr. Alok Chopra, a prominent cardiologist, emphasizes that the hazardous air quality in Delhi is a dire health emergency instead of an unavoidable reality. He advocates for urgent measures: wear N95 masks, keep sensitive individuals sheltered, and utilize air purifiers to combat pollution. Incorporating antioxidant-rich foods, specific supplements, and indoor greenery can enhance our health…
Influencers, podcast hosts and biohackers have hyped methylene blue online as a secret cognitive booster, fueling demand long before solid human evidence/ image, Instagram,X Videos of actors, podcasters and “biohackers” sipping or swallowing something bright blue have turned methylene blue into a minor wellness phenomenon. It is being described online as “brain fuel”, a “limitless…
A money plant is one of the most popular indoor plants because it grows easily, looks beautiful, and is believed to bring prosperity and positive energy into the home. That is why it can feel disappointing when its leaves begin to turn yellow and lose their fresh green shine. Seeing dull and limp foliage may…
Most of us imagine a heart attack as a sudden chest pain and falling to the ground. In fact, the body often gives much quieter signals, sometimes years in advance of a crisis. These can show up in unlikely places such as the skin, gut, jaw, or sleep pattern. Learning to read them allows earlier…
There are some places on Earth which have special blessings from Mother Nature. One among them is the iconic Dead Sea, which feels straight out of science fiction. The Dead Sea is known as the saltiest sea in the world, making drowning nearly impossible. Spread across the borders of Jordan, Israel, and the West Bank,…
It’s the cooking oil Americans reach for every single day, often without a second thought. A UC Riverside study links America’s favorite cooking oil, to obesity in mice. Researchers discovered that a specific liver protein variation influences how the body processes linoleic acid, a key component of soybean oil, leading to weight gain. It’s the…
Indoor plants offer more than aesthetic appeal; they can actively support sinus health. Sinus problems, such as nasal congestion, post-nasal drip, headaches, and facial pressure, are often triggered by allergens, dry air, or environmental pollutants. While medical treatments help manage symptoms, the home environment plays a crucial role in nasal comfort. Certain houseplants can improve…
It’s that time of the year already! Come December, Delhi, the national capital, turns into a one big charming winter wonderland. The Christmas fever is high in the city with its iconic Christmas markets. These vibrant markets are shining with fairy lights, festive shopping and some mouthwatering bakes. From European-style markets to homegrown craft fairs,…
Monkeys have grown increasingly comfortable around human homes, especially in places where neighbourhoods sit close to forested patches or green corridors. Many households now find monkeys jumping across roofs, exploring balconies or trying their luck around open windows. These encounters can feel surprising at first, yet they reflect a changing relationship between people and wildlife…
