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Can tea help your heart? Why the hottest cups stood out in a study of nearly 486,000 adultsA study of nearly 486,000 adults in China linked regular tea drinking to a lower risk of vascular disease. People who said they drank their...- Everyone else is sipping their tea. Why does yours still feel too hot to drink? Is it a psychological problem or dental?A cup of tea can feel comfortable to one person and painfully hot to another. Heat-sensitive nerves help explain the physical sensation. De...
- From lassi to walnuts, Harvard doctor names foods and drinks to add to your diet to age healthilyHarvard gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi has shared foods and drinks to include in a diet for healthy ageing. His recommendations includ...
- Horoscope Today, September 17, 2026: Sun-Mercury Sharpens Aries’s Research, Taurus Strengthens Client Bonds and Gemini Gets Organised at WorkThe Sun enters Virgo today alongside Mercury, while the Moon moves through Scorpio. This dynamic setup shifts focus to Aries’s deep researc...
- Horoscope Tomorrow, September 17, 2026: Vishwakarma Puja Brings Powerful Career Focus; Check What Sun-Mercury Alignment Has In Store For All 12 Zodiac SignsHoroscope tomorrow, 17th September 2026, brings a practical mix of career planning, financial awareness and clearer relationships. The Sun ...
- Your morning tea or coffee may seem harmless, but drinking it extremely hot could carry an unexpected cancer risk, new research involving nearly 1 million adults suggestsRecent findings reveal that consuming extremely hot beverages may increase the likelihood of developing esophageal cancer. A comprehensive ...
- Forget iced tea & kombucha: These 4 Indian drinks are 10 times cheaper & ultimate remedy for India’s Brutal Heatwaves. One is even Lord Jagannath’s favouriteIndia's ancient summer drinks are making a comeback as heatwaves intensify. These traditional beverages like Bael Sharbat, Padhaneer, Tanka...
- Sipping hot tea can increase cancer risk? Top doctor shares a surprising link and suggests a simple fixDrinking tea very hot, especially above 65°C, has been linked to an increased risk of oesophageal cancer. Studies show that consuming bever...
- Your daily tea could be harming you — Harvard doctor drops a surprising health updateA Harvard-trained doctor, Saurabh Sethi, has issued a health warning regarding common tea drinking habits. He advises against drinking tea ...
- 8 must-try drinks that fight aging and boost gut, skin health, say top nutritionistsHealthy aging isn’t solely about exercise and sleep, it’s also impacted by the beverages we have. Experts advise several drinks to aid our ...
- Green tea or lemon water- which is beneficial for healthy and glowing skin? AIIMS-Delhi-trained doctor explains benefitsDermatologist Dr. Aanchal Panth debunks popular skincare myths, emphasizing that flawless skin results from a holistic approach, including ...
- Pakistan’s tea drinking is a crisis that seems likely to persistPakistan’s long-standing tea crisis stems from its rapidly growing domestic consumption, which outpaced production just a few years after i...
- Sugarcane or Ganne Ka Juice Not Healthy: ICMR suggests avoiding soft drinks, fruit juices, tea, and coffeeThe Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) warns against sugarcane juice due to its high sugar content. Alongside, it advises avoiding s...
- 10 Best Insulated cups and mugs for beveragesInsulated cups and mugs are essential items for keeping beverages at the desired temperature for extended periods. Designed with double-wal...
- Holi 2024: Some tips and remedies to try if you're recovering from a Bhang hangover"After the colorful celebrations of Holi, many face the bhang hangover. Understanding its effects and tips for recovery can help alleviate ...
- IMD warns about heatwave. Know how to keep yourself protected from heat-related illnessResidents should take immediate action to avoid heat-related illnesses and ensure their safety during a heatwave.
- Black or green? Drink 2 cups of tea daily to live a long life, says studyTea temperature, or adding milk or sugar, didn't change the results.
- Love drinking piping, hot tea? It may increase risk of oesophageal cancerThe risk goes up especially if a person also consumes alcohol and is a smoker.
- Do summer months make you lethargic at work? Follow these dos and don'ts to beat the heatIt is important to choose what we eat according to the season.
- Taiwan: The land of tea brewers and drinkers by the gallonTea leaves of the oolong kind were then passed around so that we could appreciate its appearance and smell. The master then put the leaves ...
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