Hair loss is often treated as a one-way process, especially when it runs in families. Once hair starts thinning, many people assume the follicles are permanently gone and that little can be done beyond slowing the damage. But a widely shared thread by US-based Doctor of Pharmacy Dr Shayan Sen challenges that belief, arguing that…
Flowers were never added to Indian food for novelty. They were used because they were there. Picked early in the morning, cleaned by hand, cooked slowly, and eaten without explanation. In many homes, nobody called them edible flowers. They were just ingredients. Banana flowers showed up when bananas were growing. Pumpkin flowers appeared before the…
Toddlerhood is full of big emotions, sudden shifts, and constant change- especially when a new baby is on the way. Today we will dive into what’s really happening beneath toddler behavior and how parents can navigate this season of life with confidence, connection, and compassion. In this episode of Yoga | Birth | Babies, I’m…
In a thought-provoking social media update, a physician questions the traditional notion that one LDL cholesterol number tells the whole story about heart health. He points out that while LDL concentration is typically measured, it overlooks crucial details like particle count. A recent post by Dr Shailesh Singh on X (formerly known as Twitter) has…
Oil for heart health: Which cooking oil is truly healthier Cooking oil is something that is usually found in the kitchen. However, its usefulness does not have to be limited to food preparation only. Quite a few gardeners have found out that daily cooking oils, primarily olive oil, can be surprisingly helpful outdoors if they…
While the humble warmup if often the most neglected portion of any workout, many of us take more care as colder temperatures take hold. Still, when it comes to preparing our body for the best possible exercise session, which type of warmup works best? Science has the answer. Lots of people glide straight past the…
The issue of having lunch or any meal may be a problem if you have a condition like pancreatitis; this is a condition in which the pancreas becomes inflamed. What you eat has a direct relation to the aching and healing from this disorder. Foods that help in relieving the ache in the stomach and…
Approximately one out of five men will be affected by urinary tract infections (UTIs) in their lifetime. Although UTIs are quite rare in young men, the frequency of such infections increases gradually with age. In men below 55 years of age, the incidence of urinary tract infections is less than three cases per 1,000 each…
A team of researchers from University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM), Keele University, and Loughborough University have developed a ground breaking blood test to detect lung cancer. “In a new study, the ‘Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) microspectroscopy’ technique has been shown to identify a single cancer cell in a blood sample,” the Loughborough…
Antidepressants are designed to fight depression and anxiety; their physical side effects can be quite different depending on the kind of drug. Large recent studies have shown that medications can have profound effects on weight, blood pressure, heart rate, and metabolism in strikingly different ways. Some of these drugs may contribute to weight gain, while…