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Stanford trained doctor mentions 8 vegetables which when consumed regularly can fight chronic diseases and increase lifespan

According to Dr Sethi, this root vegetable gets a bad reputation for no reason. In actuality, sweet potatoes contain carbohydrates, fiber and vitamins A through beta-carotene C, potassium and manganese. The glycemic index of sweet potatoes exists between medium and high, but boiling them results in a decrease of sugar content. The dietary fiber in…

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20 years of wrong diagnosis as ‘depression and hypochondria’ ends with shocking illness: Frédéric Roscop’s chronic Lyme disease early symptoms overlooked |

Lyme disease can quietly take hold of a life, often going undetected for years. This was the case for Frédéric Roscop, who contracted the infection as a child but wasn’t diagnosed until his mid-thirties. For over two decades, he struggled with a range of debilitating symptoms, from chronic fatigue and joint pain to cognitive challenges…

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Chronic back pain can signal a heart attack: Recognising the signs, especially in women |

Most people think of a heart attack as sudden, intense chest pain, often visualising someone clutching their chest in distress. However, heart attacks do not always present this way, and the symptoms can be more subtle, especially in women. One less commonly recognised but important sign is back pain, particularly in the upper back between…

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Chronic inflammation in women increases heart disease risk: Know signs and how it affects the heart

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among women globally, yet many are unaware of all contributing risk factors. While conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, and diabetes are well-known, chronic inflammation has emerged as a significant, often overlooked driver of cardiovascular risk. Recent research published in the European Heart Journal…

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Suffering from chronic sleep deprivation? Top neurologist says it can be a ticking time bomb for the brain

The brain requires sleep to maintain proper health and function. Many people experience sleepless nights and poor sleep quality, which leads to multiple adverse effects. Neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar, who practices at Apollo Hospitals Hyderabad and trained at Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore, recently explained to patients about a dangerous brain-related consequence of inadequate sleep….

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