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Not stocks. Doctor says his best investment is a avocado plant that he planted 4 years ago at a cost of Rs 250A homoeopathy doctor's success in growing over 100 avocados from a single sapling in his backyard has sparked interest in urban gardening. ...- What happens if you eat avocado every day for 2 weeks? Harvard gastro doctor breaks down the effectEating an avocado daily for two weeks can positively impact heart health by improving cholesterol balance and supporting cardiovascular fun...
- Diabetes, gut health, weight loss: Dietitian shares recipe of 1 simple but healthy drink for overall wellnessNutrition expert Nmami Aarwal suggests incorporating fenugreek water into your daily routine. This easy-to-make drink not only boosts breas...
- Severe insulin resistance, fatty liver, high risk of stroke: How one decision changed everything for a manA 61-year-old Mumbai man, facing severe health issues including uncontrolled diabetes and fatty liver due to years of unhealthy habits, exp...
- Eating oats the correct way? Famous doctor answers 10 important questions every health freak should knowA gastroenterologist clarified common questions about oats, confirming their benefits for weight loss, cholesterol reduction, and blood sug...
- Going vegetarian or vegan will fix cholesterol levels? CMC Vellore doctor busts 5 myths about cholesterol you should knowDr. Sudhir Kumar clarifies cholesterol myths. Eggs are generally safe, but fats matter. Not all fats are bad; unsaturated fats benefit heal...
- Is Psyllium the New Weight-Loss Shortcut? Doctors Break Down the FactsPsyllium husk, a natural soluble fiber, is gaining attention in 2025 for its heart and metabolic health benefits. It effectively lowers LDL...
- Forget fancy diets, these everyday foods can help lower Cholesterol naturallyLowering cholesterol doesn't require trendy diets; small, consistent changes to everyday foods can reduce LDL and support HDL. Research hig...
- Want a stronger heart? A top cardiologist says this is the best dinner you can eatDiet has a significant role in protecting heart health, along with exercise, stress reduction and healthy routines. Cardiologist Kunal Lal,...
- Are egg yolks good for your heart? Know the benefits and risks - How much yolk one should eatEgg yolks offer vital nutrients like choline and vitamins. They also contain antioxidants beneficial for eye health. While high in choleste...
- From Eggs to Exercise: Dietitians debunk the most common Cholesterol misconceptionsCholesterol remains one of the most hotly debated topics in nutrition and cardiovascular health. In the U.S. alone, an estimated 25 million...
- Beat beetroot side effects: Simple cooking tips to enjoy its health benefits safelyBeetroot is packed with nutrients that support heart health, brain function, and digestion, but its high oxalate content can increase the r...
- Why it's high time to rethink India's diet choices for a healthier nationIndia has made strides in tackling undernourishment through food subsidy programs and school meals. However, challenges like anaemia and ri...
- What's the buzz! Honey can help people with diabetes & high cholesterol, says studyThe research was carried out by a team based in the University of Toronto,
- Another reason to be green: Plant-based diet may lower heart disease riskHigh sulphur amino acid intake is associated with every type of food except grains, vegetables and fruit.
- Debunking the myth: Eggs do not up risk of cardiovascular diseaseAccording to a study, eggs don't effect the level of cholesterol in the blood.
- Cholesterol check: Stay active at work, exercise at least for 30 mins dailyCholesterol, made by liver, is important for proper functioning of the body. Just ensure blood lipid profile is healthy.
- Want to tackle obesity? Cinnamon can helpConsumption of around 3 grams of cinnamon powder every day can help reduce obesity and tackle metabolic disorders.
- High cholesterol fuels growth and spread of breast cancerThe research for the first time explains the link between high cholesterol and breast cancer, especially in post-menopausal women.
- 2 Indian probiotic cultures available for commercial use: AAUCurrently, such cultures are largely imported from Denmark by the dairy and other food industry of India to manufacture probiotic products.
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