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Heat waves demand more than just water for proper hydration; electrolytes intake necessary: ExpertsHealth experts warn that during heat waves, water alone is not enough for hydration. Excessive sweating depletes essential electrolytes lik...- 'I drink water all day and urinate 6 litres daily': Why doctors say that may not mean your kidneys are healthyContrary to popular belief, excessive thirst and urination might signal health issues, not peak kidney function. Dr. Priyam Bordoloi explai...
- No fridge needed. 3,000-year-old Indian technique of storing water can keep it cool for longer and also improve digestionDrinking water from earthen pots, known as matkas, provides natural cooling and health benefits. This traditional Indian practice cools wat...
- Constant thirst, cravings, strange aches and more: Doctor reveals 5 silent signs your blood sugar may be dangerously highUS physician Dr John Valentine warns that high blood sugar can cause silent damage through subtle symptoms often ignored. In a recent Insta...
- Hydration Habits of Pro Cyclists, And What They Reveal About Kidney HealthProfessional cyclists prioritize hydration for performance and health, avoiding plain water for electrolyte-rich drinks to prevent dangerou...
- Vitamin D toxicity: Risks of high-dose supplements on kidney healthWhile celebrated for bone health and mood, excessive Vitamin D, particularly from supplements, can harm kidneys. This fat-soluble vitamin a...
- Diabetes is not silent. Doctor warns of five signs your blood sugar is dangerously highDiabetes and high blood sugar often develop gradually, with the body signaling distress before diagnosis. Dr. Taylor highlights physical ch...
- Too much Vitamin D? The hidden kidney damage signs everyone should watch forVitamin D Overdose – Excessive vitamin D consumption can silently damage kidneys. According to a case study in the Journal of Renal Injury ...
- Always thirsty? Doctors reveal the hidden reasons you can’t stop reaching for waterPersistent thirst can stem from several health factors apart from dehydration. Diabetes, both type 1 and type 2 can elevate urination and t...
- Tired, moody, or foggy? These 6 red flags mean it’s time for a blood checkFeeling tired, moody, or weak can be early signs that your body needs a blood check. Doctors say regular blood tests help find health probl...
- Five clear signs your body has too much sugar, and why you shouldn’t ignore these pre-diabetic symptomsExcess sugar can silently harm your health, with subtle signs like trouble sleeping, constant thirst, and sweet cravings. Unexplained skin ...
- Your foot pain could be more than just fatigue. Apollo doctor warns about two common but overlooked causesPersistent foot pain or burning can signal unstable blood sugar, often linked to diabetes or vitamin B12 deficiency. Diabetic neuropathy, c...
- Doctors reveal 27 symptoms that could signal serious troubleHealth News: Doctors caution against ignoring persistent or severe symptoms, as they could indicate serious underlying conditions needing p...
- Best hydrating drinks besides water: Dietitian-approved healthy alternatives to keep you refreshed this summerDietitians emphasize the importance of hydration beyond plain water, recommending options like flavored seltzer, tea, coffee, milk, and smo...
- Diabetes warning signs before lunch: 3 early symptoms you should not ignoreDiabetes often presents with subtle symptoms before lunchtime that many overlook. Common signs include excessive thirst, unusual hunger eve...
- World Diabetes Day 2024: Why type 2 diabetes often goes unnoticed, early signs of this silent killer, and associated risksWorld Diabetes Day: Diabetes is a growing global health concern. It often shows no early symptoms, leading to delayed diagnosis and potenti...
- Quarantine health tips: When working remotely, stay hydrated, check caffeine intake & avoid junkIt is extremely essential to complete 8-12 glasses intake of water daily.
- Diabetes in women can trigger depression & frequent UTIsDiabetes affects women differently than men.
- Diabetes check for CEOs and top bosses: Facts to know, foods to avoidFrom reduced sleep cycle to dependence on junk and fast food, the factors causing diabetes are linked to what we do, or don't.
- Here are the pitfalls of binge eatingWhile giving in to your favourite foods once in a while is alright, regularly indulging in binge eating can spell disastrous for your healt...
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