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How a high-carbohydrate diet increases risk of lung cancer: What to know, what to eat and what to avoid
New research suggests a link between high glycemic index (GI) diets and an increased risk of lung cancer, even in non-smokers. A large study found individuals consuming the highest GI foods had a significantly higher incidence of lung cancer. This association highlights how rapid blood sugar spikes may impact lung tissue over time, independent of traditional risk factors. -
Dermatologist explains why using Phitkari on face can be harmful
Dermatologist Dr. Jushya Bhatia Sarin warns against using phitkari (alum) on facial skin, highlighting its dehydrating and astringent properties. Contrary to popular belief, alum lacks skin-brightening capabilities and its traditional use for cuts does not translate to safe daily skincare. Harsh application can damage the skin barrier, leading to increased vulnerability and potential pigmentation issues. -
A weight loss pill that works like Ozempic? Early data on orforglipron sparks major buzz
A new oral GLP-1 receptor agonist, orforglipron, is revolutionizing weight management by offering a needle-free alternative to injectables.Clinical trials show significant weight loss and metabolic improvements, mirroring injectable efficacy. This convenient daily tablet promises better adherence and broader accessibility for individuals seeking effective obesity care, marking a significant shift in treatment delivery. -
Optical illusion: Even the smartest failed to spot the hidden rat, can you find it in 15 seconds?
A viral optical illusion challenges users to find a hidden rat in under 15 seconds, with most failing despite repeated attempts. This brain teaser highlights how visual clutter and camouflage can trick perception, sparking online debate. Psychologists note such puzzles test attention and visual processing, often used for quick IQ assessments. -
Hair loss could be a sign you’re eating too much sugar; know the warning signals
Excess sugar intake is now linked to hair thinning by researchers. High blood glucose disrupts hormones and increases inflammation, weakening hair follicles and leading to finer strands and increased shedding. Subtle changes like reduced volume and scalp irritation are early signs. Adopting a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle can protect your hair. -
Waking up tired despite an early bedtime? 7 Expert tips to improve sleep, reset your circadian rhythm, and boost morning energy
Waking up tired often stems from nighttime habits, not just sleep duration. Dr. Pal explains that irregular schedules, excessive screen time, and bright light disrupt the body's natural rhythm, preventing restorative sleep. Establishing consistent routines, managing light exposure, and mindful eating and caffeine intake are key to achieving deeper, more refreshing sleep and improved morning energy. -
Lower your cholesterol naturally: Eat black cumin seed daily for surprising benefits
Ancient black cumin seed, a culinary staple, is now scientifically validated for its health prowess. A recent study reveals daily consumption can significantly reduce bad cholesterol and boost good cholesterol, promoting heart health. Intriguingly, it also aids weight loss by inhibiting fat cell formation, positioning it as a potent functional food against lifestyle diseases. -
How much water is enough in winter: Signs you are drinking too little
Winter's chill tricks our bodies into drinking less water. Thirst signals weaken, making dehydration a common issue. This affects energy, focus, and skin health. Experts advise conscious hydration, even without feeling thirsty. Warm drinks and soups can help. Monitoring urine colour is a key indicator. Staying hydrated is vital for overall wellbeing throughout the year. -
Doctor reveals 5 warning signs you may have parasites in your body
Intestinal parasites are more common than perceived, often presenting with subtle symptoms mistaken for digestive issues. Dr. Eric Berg highlights five potential warning signs, including unexplained sugar cravings, night-time teeth grinding, itching, extreme bloating, and iron-deficient anemia. Laboratory testing remains the most reliable method for diagnosis. -
You are storing boiled eggs wrong and it could make you sick
Boiled eggs offer convenience but require careful storage to prevent bacterial growth.Refrigeration at 4°C is crucial, keeping them safe for up to a week.Leaving them at room temperature for over two hours significantly increases risks.Always cool eggs completely before refrigerating, and discard any with off-smells or unusual textures to avoid food poisoning. -
5 common holiday habits that can silently increase your risk of heart failure
Holiday festivities can pose hidden risks for individuals with heart conditions due to altered routines and indulgent meals. Cardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov highlights that subtle warning signs like increased sodium intake, changes in breathing after meals, alcohol consumption, fatigue, and swelling can trigger heart failure flare-ups. Awareness and prompt action are crucial for safe celebrations. -
Simple ways to increase omega-3 intake: Support heart function, brain health, and immunity
Omega-3 fatty acids are vital nutrients the body can't produce, supporting heart and brain health. Many diets lack sufficient EPA and DHA, but simple dietary adjustments can significantly boost intake. Incorporating foods like canned salmon, enriched eggs, flaxseed, sardines, smoked salmon, and chia seeds offers practical ways to improve overall well-being. -
7 small sleep habits that can help you feel energised every morning
Waking up tired is a common issue, impacting memory, immunity, and mood. Experts highlight seven simple habits to improve sleep quality and morning energy. These include consistent sleep schedules, minimizing evening light, keeping rooms cool, reserving beds for sleep, eating dinner earlier, avoiding late caffeine, and practicing brief silence before bed. -
Nutritionist shares lab tests to identify the root cause of everyday health issues
Modern lifestyle problems such as hair loss, fatigue, poor sleep, digestive discomfort, and irregular periods are becoming increasingly common, yet most people try to fix them with quick dietary changes or supplements without ever understanding what their body is truly lacking. In a recent video, top nutritionist Dr. Ryan Fernando hinted that the real solution begins with identifying the root cause. Dr. Fernando emphasizes that targeted testing allows you to understand what your body is missing, -
You are eating kale all wrong! How to make it healthier
You swapped your fries for kale. But was it the right thing to do. Researchers have discovered that pairing kale with oil-based dressings or sauces significantly enhances the body's absorption of its beneficial nutrients, like carotenoids. This finding challenges common preparation methods, revealing that adding healthy fats, such as olive oil, is key to maximizing kale's nutritional power, whether raw or cooked. -
5 silent signs of kidney disease beyond changes in urine
Kidney diseases are increasingly common, affecting millions, with many unaware of their condition.About 40% of people with severely reduced kidney function are unaware of it, as per the CDC. Beyond urine changes, silent signs like fatigue, itchy skin, sleep troubles, puffy eyes, and swollen ankles can indicate declining kidney function. Early detection is vital for effective treatment and better outcomes. -
5 superfoods to eat during winter to boost immunity
The winter is here. As winter arrives, so does illnesses including the flu. So how do you protect yourselves? By eating the right food. Boost your immunity with nutrient-rich foods recommended by nutritionist. These foods offer antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals essential for overall health. They strengthen your immunity, keep your energy stable, and protect you from common winter infections, so make sure they’re on your plate every single day. -
How chronic snoring might signal risks to heart: Early signs, causes and the need for early diagnosis
Chronic snoring may signal Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), a serious condition linked to high blood pressure, stroke, and heart failure.Dr. Kunal Sood highlights this, urging recognition of snoring as a warning sign. Early detection and intervention are vital for reducing long-term health risks and improving overall wellbeing. Consult a doctor if you experience persistent loud snoring or daytime fatigue. -
Top doctor shares one simple dietary change that may reduce stroke risk
Emerging research highlights the crucial role of protein source in stroke prevention. A Mayo Clinic-trained endocrinologist suggests prioritizing plant-based proteins over red meat, processed meat, and dairy. Studies indicate that replacing these animal proteins with legumes, nuts, seeds, and whole grains significantly lowers the risk of fatal stroke. -
Why non-smokers in Delhi are facing rising lung cancer risks
Delhi's smog is causing lung cancer in non-smokers.This trend is increasing, affecting women and younger people.Fine particulate matter in the air damages lungs.Adenocarcinoma, a specific lung cancer type, is becoming more common.This highlights the urgent need for cleaner air policies.Environmental exposure is now a major risk factor. -
Delhi weekend pick: SARAS Food Festival lights up Sunder Nursery with flavours from 25+ states
Delhi's SARAS Food Festival at Sunder Nursery is a vibrant celebration of India's culinary and cultural diversity, featuring authentic flavors from over 25 states prepared by SHG didis. Visitors can enjoy a cross-country food trail, live cultural performances, and handmade crafts, all set against the backdrop of Mughal-era architecture. -
You won’t recognise Ekta Kapoor in this jaw-dropping lehenga
The producer—known more for her powerful television empire than red-carpet glamour—stepped out in a breathtaking pink and beige lehenga that left fans pleasantly surprised. -
Frostbite, wolves, and 5 years on the road — Rosie Swale-Pope’s epic run around the world
Rosie Swale-Pope, MBE, is a British author and adventurer renowned for her extraordinary feats, including a five-year run around the world that raised £250,000 for orphaned children. Her life is a testament to resilience, marked by solo sailing, long-distance treks, and numerous marathons, all driven by a commitment to helping others. -
Not just LDL cholesterol: Here are 6 biomarkers that can predict longevity
Surviving longer and remaining healthier in later life is influenced by many factors beyond classical blood lipids. A growing body of clinical research shows that simple physiological, functional and biochemical markers often outperform single lipid measures for predicting all-cause and cardiovascular mortality. Biomarkers, or biological markers, are measurable indicators of a biological state or process in the body. These are health signals that reflect how well different organs, systems or met -
5 things to mix with haldi for winter glow up
Here are five simple, skin-loving ingredients you can mix with haldi for the ultimate winter glow-up. -
Subclade K: What is this new flu strain?
A new flu variant, 'subclade K' of H3N2, is driving a surge in cases globally, prompting concerns during the holiday season. Despite potential reduced vaccine effectiveness, health officials urge vaccination as the best defense against severe illness and hospitalization. With the holiday season here and vaccination rates lagging, the new strain is raising concern. -
Manisha Koirala stuns in a simple gold-black saree
Manisha Koirala captivated at the Gustaakh Ishq premiere with a regal yet simple Raw Mango saree. Her understated elegance, paired with a black blouse and minimal accessories, highlighted the saree's modern graphic appeal. Koirala's appreciation for her styling and glam team added warmth to her timeless fashion statement. -
Things you believe cause cancer but actually DON’T: What science really says about common cancer myths
Many common fears about cancer triggers are unfounded, according to a UK survey. While smoking and being overweight are proven risks, myths like stress and cellphones causing cancer persist.Educated younger individuals are more aware of actual causes, highlighting the need for accurate information to combat anxiety and guide preventive actions. -
How 30 minutes of walking can improve heart health
A leading cardiologist emphasizes that 30-60 minutes of daily walking is a powerful, often overlooked, prescription for heart health. This simple activity triggers significant physiological changes, improving mood, reducing stress hormones, stabilizing blood sugar, and even boosting happiness. Experts highlight its role in lowering cardiovascular disease risk and combating heart rhythm issues, proving that consistent steps can transform well-being. -
Which country doesn’t have a capital city, and why?
Nauru, a tiny Pacific island nation, uniquely lacks an officially declared capital city. Its administrative functions are concentrated in the Yaren district, serving as a de facto capital due to its size and practical convenience. This unusual structure reflects Nauru's distinct historical identity and effective governance. -
6 signs your childhood trauma is affecting you as an adult
Childhood trauma leaves lasting impacts.The past is past simply doesn’t apply here. These past experiences can resurface in adulthood, affecting daily life.Dr Judith Joseph, a psychiatrist, highlights six signs.These include intense startle responses and people-pleasing.Hypervigilance and anger outbursts are also noted.Understanding these manifestations is key to seeking support and recovery. -
Rachel Riley talks about her PTSD diagnosis
Television presenter Rachel Riley revealed developing PTSD after her 2013 stint on Strictly Come Dancing. The intense competition stress triggered the condition, but she found recovery through cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). Riley credits CBT for helping her manage perfectionism and build resilience, shifting her perspective on failure and embracing challenges. -
Sleep expert reveals disturbing meanings behind teeth falling out in your dreams
Dreams often feel random, but a survey of 2,000 UK adults reveals clear emotional patterns behind them. Sleep expert Delphi Ellis says dreams can act as “a friend,” offering guidance and insight into our waking anxieties. From teeth falling out to running in slow motion, these recurring dream scenarios often reflect uncertainty, stress, insecurity or transition, not literal predictions, but psychological cues worth paying attention to. -
Can your food habits impact your partner’s gut health: What new research reveals
Your dinner choices profoundly impact your partner's gut health, a recent study reveals. Shared meals and dietary habits lead to similar gut microbiomes, influencing digestion, immunity, and even mood.Adopting healthy eating together fosters beneficial bacteria, while unhealthy patterns can create shared health risks.This highlights the power of couples collaborating for mutual wellbeing.

