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Longevity expert, Bryan Johnson shares simple rules for staying healthy and young: ‘Everything I learned spending millions’Longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has shared his detailed health optimization framework, emphasizing sleep discipline, whole-food nutrit...- Shots on Saturday, Citrus on Tuesday: The split personality of Gen Z drinkingThe drinking habits of India's youth are undergoing a significant evolution, favoring sophistication over excess. These trendsetters are em...
- No vertigo or vision issues. Man complains of swaying left-right while walking. Apollo neurologist warns about unexpected culpritSubtle balance changes can signal serious health issues. Years of routine drinking can damage the brain's cerebellum. A man's story shows h...
- Weekend parties can give brain bleeds, stroke risk, BP issues: Apollo doctor flags unseen effects of drinking. What's the safe limit?Heavy weekend drinking is leading to serious health risks, with Apollo neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar warning that young adults are increasin...
- Harvard-trained doctor reveals what alcohol really does to your gut when you drink it once a month vs once a weekAlcohol intake during festivals affects the body based on drinking frequency. Dr Saurabh Sethi explains how drinking from once a month to d...
- Thinking of drinking socially? Gastroenterologist Dr Pal warns how even a drop of alcohol is bad for your gut healthGastroenterologist Dr. Pal Manickam warns that alcohol, even in moderation, silently damages health by raising stress hormones and disrupti...
- Once a week, a month, or never: Doctors reveal how often you can drink alcohol without risking cancer, heart, or brain damageDoctors and research confirm that no amount of alcohol is safe, dispelling myths about its benefits. Alcohol consumption, even in moderatio...
- Cheers? U.S to scrap longstanding guidelines on daily alcohol limits, raising eyebrows and happy hours alikeThe United States may soon revise its alcohol consumption guidelines. The new guidelines might remove the recommendation of one or two drin...
- LIC's health insurance claim rejection on grounds of alcohol consumption upheld by SC, know whyThe Supreme Court recently upheld LIC's decision to repudiate a health insurance claim under the Jeevan Arogya scheme due to non-disclosure...
- Quitting alcohol leads to rise in 'bad' cholesterol, finds a decade-long studyA study in Japan tracked individuals for 10 years and found that quitting alcohol increased 'bad' cholesterol and decreased 'good' choleste...
- Is Queen Camilla a heavy drinker and smoker? Here's what her son, Tom Parker Bowles, saysQueen Camilla's son, Tom Parker Bowles, dispels rumors about his mother's heavy drinking and smoking.
- Is there really a safe level of alcohol consumption? Experts weigh inA new study has found that previous research suggesting moderate alcohol consumption offers health benefits, such as increased longevity an...
- TN hooch tragedy victims were 'careless', 'exceeded their limit', says Kamal HaasanActor-politician Kamal Haasan has condemned the 53-person hooch tragedy in Tamil Nadu, stating that the victims were careless and exceeded ...
- Can drinking alcohol raise your heart rate?Alcohol can also have pronounced effects on your cardiovascular system in the hours after you consume it
- Alcohol and the heart: Even a single can of beer, glass of wine can increase risk of a type of cardiac arrhythmiaAtrial fibrillation, also known as A-fib, is the most commonly occurring heart rhythm abnormality.
- Did James Bond suffer from alcohol abuse disorder? A new study says yesBond frequently engaged in hazardous activities while under the influence of alcohol.
- Every year, alcohol kills 2.8 mn people worldwideAlcohol causes cancer, heart disease, and even tuberculosis, according to new research.
- Is buying your kids their first beer a good idea?According to new research, one in four parents of 14 to 17-year-olds surveyed by a British charity are okay offering their underage teens a...
- Herd instinct kicks-in not only in humans but in tipsy animals alsoIt is not clear whether animals have cliches in their languages. The incident of a herd of goats getting tipsy and passing out by the roads...
- Does drinking help your career?While many were quick to dismiss the findings of a recent study showing that drinkers make more on average than those that abstain from alc...
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