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Pistachios: This ‘less popular’ nut is among the top sources of Vitamin B complex and only a handful can help meet daily requirement |

This nut was essentially a part of the recovery diet in most Indian homes. Traditionally, it was available raw and unsalted, and a big teaspoon of this nut was given daily to patients who were recovering from weakening ailments. It was probably the ‘home remedy’ or a desi substitute of Vitamin B complex, which is…

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Gardening tips for a healthy Tulsi plant this festive season |

As the festive season lights up homes across India, one sacred plant that takes centre stage in countless courtyards and balconies is the Tulsi, or Holy Basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum). Celebrated for its religious, medicinal and environmental significance, Tulsi is known as a natural air purifier, oxygen booster and immunity supporter. However, during festive periods such…

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Reverse walking: The simple habit that offers incredible benefits for heart, joints and mind |

Walking backwards, also known as reverse or retro walking, is rapidly gaining attention among fitness enthusiasts, physiotherapists, and health researchers across the United Kingdom. What might seem like a quirky trend is, in fact, an evidence-backed form of exercise that challenges both the body and the brain in unique ways. Recent findings published in the…

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Gut inflammation: 6 signs that may indicate an inflamed gut and what can help to prevent it, backed by science |

Gut inflammation is a condition where the lining of the gastrointestinal tract becomes irritated or swollen. When the gut becomes inflamed, some essential functions like immune regulation, nutrient absorption and even mental health can be affected through the gut-brain axis. It can be caused due to dietary, lifestyle, microbial and medical factors. The body, however,…

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Not all antidepressants are equal: Study ranks drugs by side effects; check complete list |

For the first time, scientists have ranked antidepressants by their physical side effects, revealing significant differences in how these drugs affect weight, blood pressure, and heart rate. The large-scale study, led by researchers at King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) and the University of Oxford, compared 30 commonly prescribed antidepressants across…

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