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Why is my wife always angry? Psychology says it is not random — It’s a pattern most men missFemale anger, in particular, is frequently misunderstood because it can mask stress, unmet needs, or emotional overload. Understanding the ...- Smelling flowersFlowers offer a unique sensory pleasure. Their scent molecules travel a direct route to the brain, impacting memory and emotions. This trig...
- Ghee coffee, nuts, poha: Rakul Preet Singh reveals the diet behind her perfect ten figure. What are the health benefits of ghee or bulletproof coffee?Actress Rakul Preet Singh shares her fitness secrets. Her routine emphasizes hydration, balanced meals, and smart snacking. She prioritizes...
- Feeling anxious, falling sick often? Delhi nutritionist shares 6 simple fruits to treat common health problemsNutritionist Lovneet Batra suggests incorporating six specific fruits into daily meals to combat common health problems. Watermelon aids hy...
- What happens if you eat eggs for 14 days? Harvard-trained gut doctor Saurabh Sethi explains what it does to your brain, heart and eyesEggs are a superfood packed with protein, essential nutrients, vitamins, and calcium needed for your good health. Harvard-trained gut docto...
- Taking Vitamin B pills daily? Top neuroscientist has a shocking warning for youRobert Love B Vitamin Advice: Neuroscientist Robert Love warns that relying solely on Vitamin B12 supplements for brain health is insuffici...
- Reducing phone use to essential tasks for three days can boost brain power: StudyA study by German scientists revealed that limiting smartphone use for 72 hours can significantly change brain activity related to addictio...
- Study says bullied teens show early signs of psychosisA recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Tokyo suggests that bullied teenagers may exhibit early signs of psychosis, ch...
- Your eating habits may give you depression. Read howRecent research indicates that diet has a significant impact on mental health. A study reveals a strong correlation between diets high in s...
- IISc researchers develop enzyme mimetic that degrades toxic effluents in industrial wastewater under sunlightScientists at the Indian Institute of Science have developed a new type of enzyme mimetic called NanoPtA that can effectively degrade toxic...
- Munch your way to happiness: Eat leafy greens, nuts & lean meatEpisodes of stress can push you to reach for unhealthy food.
- Good news for epileptic patients: Implanting new device in brain can prevent seizuresThe researchers used a neurotransmitter which acts as the 'brake' at the source.
- Decoded: Which brain region helps us stay conscious?New York, June 22 (IANS) Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found that a brain region -- associated with cognitive behaviours...
- World Health Day: ADD a result of dysfunction in gene that helps different brain regions communicatePeople with attention deficit have difficulty focusing and often display compulsive behaviour.
- Brain demonstrates key difference between humans and primatesNew York, Nov 24 (IANS) The human brain, which is the larger version of the ancestral primate brain, demonstrates the dramatic difference b...
- Fish eyes may help cure blindness in humans, says studyIt turns out that the structure of the retinas of fish and mammals are basically the same.
- Are you sleep-deprived? Your brain may become incapable of forming memoriesWithout sleep and the recalibration that goes on during sleep, memories are in danger of being lost.
- Artificial neuron that mimics human cells createdNeurons are isolated from each other and communicate with the help of chemical signals, commonly called neurotransmitters or signal substan...
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- Beware of dreamland“THE lion and calf shall lie down together,” says American comic-filmmaker Woody Allen. “But the calf won’t get much sleep.” However, if it...
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