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Sep

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Top gastroenterologist reveals 8 things we probably didn’t know about consuming lemon water

When a glass of lemon water is placed on the table, most people see it as a simple drink with a refreshing taste. But as Dr Saurabh Sethi, a leading gastroenterologist, points out, there’s more science behind it than meets the eye. Lemon water is often celebrated as a health elixir, yet not every popular claim about it holds true. Here are 8 lesser-known insights that can help in understanding this everyday habit better.

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19

Sep

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10 intelligent pet dog breeds that are easy to train

While most dogs are smart, some breeds are naturally intelligent and quick learners. This makes them easier to train and great companions. Here we list some such intelligent pet dog breeds:

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19

Sep

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Meet the Otroverts: Understanding the unique personality type between Introvert and Extrovert and its traits |

For decades, personality studies have categorised people as introverts, extroverts, or ambiverts. Yet, many feel these labels don’t fully capture their social tendencies. The emerging concept of the Otrovert addresses this gap, describing individuals who occupy the grey area between introversion and extroversion. Otroverts often thrive in meaningful one-on-one interactions rather than large social gatherings, valuing depth over quantity in relationships. They tend to be independent, creative, and selective about their social engagement, balancing the need for connection with personal space. Recognising the Otrovert personality offers a new perspective on social behavior, highlighting that not everyone fits neatly into traditional…

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Sep

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Impact of Indian foods on blood sugar levels |

Blood sugar , is a critical source of energy for the body, but to maintain healthy levels is equally essential for overall health. While much needed attention is given to blood sugar management in people with diabetes, research increasingly shows that stable blood glucose levels benefits everyone. Fluctuations are normal, not everyday it can be the same but everyday fluctuations or spike in blood sugar can contribute to food cravings, fatigue and increases the risk of chronic illnesses, type 2 diabetes, heart diseases and obesity over time.Rohan Sehgal known on Instagram as rohansehgal.official, a wellness enthusiast, shares real-time insights on…

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18

Sep

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6 common mistakes that can damage kidneys over time

Excessive consumption of sugar does more than just elevate blood glucose. It tends to overwork the kidneys, especially for insulin-resistant or undiagnosed prediabetic individuals. The kidneys strain to filter excess glucose from the blood. When blood sugar is consistently high, it gets harder for them to do so. It can, however, over time harm the blood vessels within the kidneys and result in reduced function. Reducing consumption of sweetened drinks, processed meals, and refined carbs can alleviate the kidneys' workload, allowing them to function at their best.

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18

Sep

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8 high fibre foods one must consume on a regular basis, recommended by Harvard trained Gastroenterologist

Chickpeas (chole), together with kidney beans, black beans and navy beans, serve as excellent fibre sources, because they contain 12-16 grams of fibre in each cooked cup. The combination of plant protein and high fibre content in these legumes, makes them suitable for people who follow vegetarian or vegan diets. The high fibre content in these legumes helps digestion, while lowering cholesterol levels and promoting weight management through increased feelings of fullness. The versatile nature of these legumes makes them suitable for various dishes, including our regular curries, salads, soups and dips such as hummus, which deliver both nutritional value…

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17

Sep

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10 squats every 45 minutes vs walking for 30 minutes: Which is better?

The researchers measured the postprandial glycemic levels, which are the blood sugar levels after eating, in all four activities. They found that all three activities have fewer blood sugar spikes compared to prolonged sitting. They also noticed that the short breaks in between, both walking and squats, resulted in greater reductions in post-meal glucose levels when compared to the single 30-minute walk.“These findings suggest that how you break up sitting time may The study found that taking short, regular breaks from prolonged sitting can help to control blood sugar levels more effectively than going for a single long walk in…

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17

Sep

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5 oils that are best for hair growth

This one’s the most popular for a reason. Coconut oil isn’t some new-age beauty secret, it’s been used for generations. The fat molecules in coconut oil are small enough to penetrate deep into the hair shaft and strengthen it from within. Plus, it’s full of lauric acid, which helps prevent protein loss from hair, meaning less breakage and split ends.How to use it:Warm it up slightly so it’s easier to apply.Massage it into the scalp using your fingertips in small circular motions. This boosts blood flow and helps the roots absorb the oil.Work the oil through the length of the…

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16

Sep

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Do hair loss medications affect male fertility? Risks and safer alternatives for men |

Hair loss is a common concern for men, and treatments like medications, topical solutions, and procedures are widely used to slow thinning or regrow hair. However, for those planning to start a family, questions naturally arise about whether these therapies might affect fertility, sperm quality, or hormone levels. Some treatments act on hormone pathways, while others work locally on the scalp, leading to very different impacts on reproductive health. Understanding how these options influence the body helps men make informed choices. This guide explores the effects of hair loss treatments on fertility and highlights safer alternatives.Do hair loss medications affect…

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Sep

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5 signs of Cancer in children that require immediate attention

Children who develop persistent vision problems or unrelenting headaches, might have brain tumors. The headaches reach severe levels during mornings, while nausea and vomiting frequently accompany them. The neurological symptoms of this condition include dizziness, balance issues, seizures and unexpected muscle weakness. A white glow or unusual reflection in the eye which appears in photographs, can be a sign of retinoblastoma eye cancer. Children who experience ongoing headaches together with vision problems or seizures, need to receive immediate medical attention for proper diagnosis.Disclaimer: This article is informational only and not a substitute for medical advice

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