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HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF SUGAR
India’s next big challenge: From welfare delivery to human developmentThe National Family Health Survey 2023-24 reveals India's success in expanding welfare delivery and essential service access, reaching near...- Forget blood tests, your cell's sugar coat may be the earliest cancer signal we have ever foundA new study shows that over 90% of cancer cases begin with subtle cellular changes before symptoms appear. Scientists now highlight hidden ...
- Is your heart beating too fast or slow? Doctor decodes the truth behind the 'normal' resting heart beat numberA neurologist highlights that a "normal" resting heart rate of 60-100 bpm can be misleading. Even slight increases above 60 bpm are linked ...
- 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...
- No Pills or injections: Research reveals a surprisingly simple habit that could help manage blood sugar in type 2 diabetesA recent study suggests that regular exposure to natural daylight, even through a window, may help people with type 2 diabetes manage blood...
- Sugar vs jaggery: Gut doctor, Dr Pal gives a reality check on healthier choice between refined white crystals and traditional Indian sweetenerAIIMS and Harvard-trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi has reignited the debate on onions and garlic, highlighting their scientifica...
- Forget intense workouts: Scientists say this simple two-exercise combo may be the smartest and most affordable way to beat diabetesA new pilot study from Assam, India, published in Cureus, finds that combining yoga and walking may be one of the most effective low cost w...
- Almost as harmful as alcohol: Top US cardiologist warns against a hidden danger that could turn kids into diabetic adults with fatty liverUS cardiologist Dr. Pradip Jamnadas warns that sugary drinks affect the liver much like alcohol, leading to fatty liver, obesity, and diabe...
- Gut-liver connection may help reverse fatty liver disease: Study reveals everyday vegetables with nutrient that shields against sugar damageA study by the University of California, Irvine, published in Nature Metabolism, has found that inulin—a natural fiber found in vegetables ...
- Diet or regular? Any soda may raise risk of liver disease, study revealsA recent research emphasizes possible liver risks connected with both sugar-sweetened and low- or non-sugar-sweetened beverages. Using info...
- Brown rice Vs White rice: Is there really any difference? One of them has a toxic substanceBrown rice and white rice are staple grains with distinct nutritional profiles and health impacts. Brown rice is a whole grain, retaining t...
- Understanding the chain reaction of chronic diseasesChronic diseases often occur together. Diabetes can damage blood vessels, affecting the heart and kidneys. Managing blood sugar and weight ...
- Are you a tea-aholic? New study says two cups a day may protect your heart, but there is a catchA new study reveals that drinking up to two cups of unsweetened tea daily may reduce the risk of heart failure by 21%, stroke by 14%, and c...
- Starbucks or sugarbombs? Shaadi.com's Anupam Mittal labels popular coffee chain as 'high sugar dessert store,' sparks conversation on its health impactAnupam Mittal has sparked a public debate by labeling Starbucks as a "very high sugar dessert store" due to the excessive sugar content in ...
- GTRI for stringent measures to curb India's rising consumption of harmful processed foodsGTRI has recommended that the Indian government implement stringent policy measures to curb the rising consumption of harmful processed foo...
- Calorie-free sweeteners affect microbiome and glycemic response, says studyIn 2014, senior author Eran Elinav an immunologist and microbiome researcher at the Weizmann Institute of Science and the German National C...
- Drinking soda & sweetened drinks can increase risk of chronic kidney diseaseCertain beverages may affect kidney health, but study results have been inconsistent.
- One or more sweet beverages per day may reduce chances of pregnancyIntake of energy drinks was related to even larger reductions in fertility.
- Want to avoid obesity? Having less food is not the solutionNot wasting food is undoubtedly an admirable collective virtue, and is obviously predicated on judicious apportioning of victuals on plates.
- A higher SAP for cane to hit sugar industry in Uttar PradeshInvestors are worried that a 16% rise in the farmgate price of sugarcane, announced by UP, could impact the financial health of the state's...
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