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Gut health alert: Harvard-trained gastroenterologist ranks everyday drinks from best to worst for digestion |

Gut health can be talked about, of course, in relation to food, but liquids have a crucial role to play here as well. Liquids enter our body quickly, impacting our gut lining and the trillions of microorganisms present there. Many liquids can either fortify healthy bacteria or trigger unhealthy conditions. A Harvard-trained AIIMS gastroenterologist, Dr…

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Harvard-trained​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ dermatologist shares skincare combinations that improve skin texture and reduce fine lines |

Skincare routines often focus on individual hero ingredients, but dermatologists say it’s the right combinations that truly make a difference. In a recent Instagram reel, Dr Neera Nathan, a Harvard-trained dermatologist, explained how pairing specific skincare actives can significantly improve skin texture, tone, and overall health when used correctly. From targeting fine lines and pigmentation…

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Harvard-trained gastroenterologist shares 5 best food combinations that support gut and liver health

Gut and liver health sit at the core of overall well-being. The gut is home to trillions of microbes that influence digestion, immunity, inflammation and even mood, while the liver plays a central role in detoxification, fat metabolism and blood sugar regulation. According to Harvard and AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi, dietary choices can make…

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Harvard-trained doctor shares 8 simple habits to ‘upgrade’ overall health before 2026

With the year winding down, many of us instinctively think of big, stricter diets, punishing workout routines, or dramatic lifestyle overhauls that promise overnight transformation. But, experts believe lasting health improvements rarely come from extremes. Instead, they grow quietly out of small, repeatable habits practiced every day.In a recent Instagram video, Harvard and AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist…

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Harvard-trained nutrition expert says, “Eating this before meals will help reduce bloating”, and it is…

Bitter greens have played an important role in many cultural dietary traditions, generally used as the first course of a meal. Renowned double board-certified physician Dr. Amy Shah focuses on nutrition, gut health, and women’s wellness; she gives a rundown of the extraordinary benefits of bitter greens such as arugula-especially the wild varieties, for digestion…

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Fatty Liver Symptoms: Harvard-trained doctor lists warning signs of fatty liver that one should never miss |

Fatty liver can creep up on you without any overt symptoms, but your body may be sending out warning signs. According to Dr. Saurabh Sethi, unexpected weight gain around the belly, increased blood sugar levels, darker urine, ongoing fatigue, and discomfort in the upper abdomen are all red flags. Fatty liver grows in silence. Many…

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7 things that happen when you walk for 10 minutes after each meal, as per Harvard-trained Gastroenterologist

The practice of walking after meals is a basic health-boosting habit, which many underestimate. However, a brief post-dinner walk produces multiple health advantages, which include enhanced blood sugar management, better digestion and improved sleep quality. Scientific studies from recent years demonstrate that walking after meals, helps people control their weight, and protects their heart health…

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Forget coffee: This new trendy drink could kill cancer stem cells, according to a Harvard-trained doctor |

Matcha tea, a potent green tea, is highlighted for its potential to combat cancer, particularly breast cancer stem cells. Dr. William Li explains that its unique cultivation and preparation method result in a significantly higher polyphenol content. This allows matcha to target cancer stem cells and improve gut health, offering a promising natural ally. Coffee…

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