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Can spending more time in the sun extend your life; know what researchers found |

If you have ever wondered whether spending more time in the sun can genuinely affect how long you live, you are not alone. Many people move through their routines with very little natural light, often without considering how daylight shapes internal biological processes. You might think sunlight simply brightens your surroundings, yet research shows that…

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Beetroot powder vs beetroot juice: Key differences and benefits explained

Beetroot has quietly earned a reputation as a super functional food. Beetroot-derived products are increasingly being used as natural performance and wellness aids. Among the most popular forms are beetroot juice and beetroot powder. While both originate from the same vegetable, there are differences in processing, nutrient composition, and absorption. Here’s a closer look at…

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This Indian influencer turned vintage handkerchiefs into a fashionable shirt and the internet is officially obsessed | Watch

(Image Credits: Instagram) In the age of fashion-forward brands and high-end couture, we witness trends coming and going every year. However, there are some picks that spark nostalgia and take us back to the days when we didn’t even understand the meaning of fashion or styling. But thanks to the internet, people’s creativity, experimentation, and…

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The trip where the tiger didn’t show up until it did, but then I realised the bigger… |

I’d been writing travel stories, and about national parks for months, fact-checking, going through data, and obsessing over deadlines. At some point, I realised I was talking more about parks than actually being in them. That’s when the irresistible idea struck: I needed a personal wildlife break, free from targets, timelines, and editors’ red circles.November…

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How higher fitness levels cut the risk of bladder and kidney cancer, according to a 22-year study |

According to the European Medical Journal, adults with higher cardiorespiratory fitness may have a significantly lower risk of developing urinary tract cancers, including bladder and kidney cancer. These findings come from the second Trøndelag Health Study, or HUNT2, and provide strong evidence that better fitness could offer long term protection, particularly for men.Data from 46,968…

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Want stronger legs without running? ‘Rucking’ might be the exercise you need

Running is often seen as the gold standard for building leg strength and cardiovascular fitness, but it isn’t the only option. An increasing body of research suggests that ‘Rucking’, may deliver many of the same lower-body benefits. A practice that was originally studied in military and occupational settings is now being seen as an effective…

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