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Dates as a healthy sugar alternative: Nutrition, benefits, and smart ways to use them |

In recent years, natural sweeteners have become increasingly popular as people look for alternatives to refined sugar. Among them, dates stand out as a favourite. With their naturally sweet, rich flavour and soft, chewy texture, dates can enhance a wide variety of dishes, from smoothies and desserts to breakfast bowls and snacks. They are easy…

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How to repel flies naturally from home: 6 smells they hate and ways to use them |

Flies can make even the cleanest home feel unpleasant, thanks to their constant buzzing, circling, and tendency to land on food. While regular cleaning and removing things that attract them is important, one of the most reliable long-term solutions is to use scents that flies naturally dislike. Many strong, natural fragrances overwhelm a fly’s senses…

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Heart health: Not just medicines, but this is the number one food to prevent arterial plaque |

Arterial blockage, clinically called atherosclerosis, occurs when fatty plaques accumulate along the walls of blood vessels of the heart. Those deposits narrow the passageways, throttling blood flow, and increasing the likelihood of heart attacks and strokes. Although medicines can help, tweaking one’s diet can also improve arterial health. Please note that while artery blockage is…

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This village in South India celebrates a unique ‘cow poop festival’ every year |

Ever thought that being covered in cow dung would be considered auspicious? Well it might sound a bit weird but there’s a festival called Gorehabba, popularly known as the “cow dung festival”, celebrated every year in Gumatapura in Talavadi, Erode district of Tamil Nadu. This Kannada-speaking village is set on the border with Karnataka and…

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All lupus cases are linked to a virus all of us carry, study finds |

A groundbreaking study by Stanford Medicine scientists has identified the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) as the culprit behind systemic lupus erythematosus. This virus, present in nearly all of us, is now believed to be directly responsible for the chronic autoimmune condition. The findings, published in Science Translational Medicine, suggest EBV’s role in 100% of lupus cases….

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