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Broccolini: Should you add this new ‘superfood’ to your plate? |

Broccolini, a hybrid vegetable of broccoli and Chinese kale, is gaining popularity as a nutritious alternative to traditional broccoli. It offers a milder flavor and is entirely edible, from stem to tip. While both vegetables share similar nutritional benefits, broccolini is rich in vitamins C and K, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory compounds, potentially offering protection against…

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5 types of heartbeat changes and the diseases they point to

The medical term tachycardia, describes heart rates exceeding 100 beats per minute in adult patients. The heart experiences tachycardia due to physical exercise, fever, stress and illness. This occurs because the heart experiences abnormal electrical signals that produce specific types of tachycardia, which indicate potential heart diseases. The heart condition atrial fibrillation (AFib) produces irregular…

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THESE two workouts can keep illnesses at bay, according to a top doctor |

Dr. Mark Hyman emphasizes the significance of regular exercise, particularly HIIT and strength training, for healthy aging and disease prevention. These exercises boost mitochondrial function, enhancing energy levels and reducing age-related health risks. Incorporating these workouts a few times a week can significantly improve overall health and longevity. What’s the best thing you can do…

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India’s first Malaria vaccine AdFalciVax could be a game changer in the country’s decades long fight against the disease

Malaria is one of the most dangerous health threats that India has faced for many years. The disease continues to impact millions of people annually, while causing thousands of fatalities despite recent advancements in disease management. Now, after decades, The Indian government has successfully created its first homegrown malaria vaccine through the development of AdFalciVax….

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