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SAND WALKING BENEFITS
Walking on sand burns up to 2.5 times more energy than pavement, turning an easy 30-minute barefoot beach stroll into a surprisingly intense workoutA 1998 study found that walking on dry sand can require up to 2.5 times more metabolic energy than walking on a firm surface. But there is ...- Doctors find new non-surgical treatment for osteoarthritis patients that may relieve knee pain in weeksA groundbreaking minimally invasive procedure, knee embolization, is offering new hope for knee osteoarthritis sufferers. Developed by Colu...
- The 30-second headlight check drivers skip before dark, and why cloudy lenses matter more than people thinkDrivers often overlook headlight condition until nighttime visibility suffers. Clouding and yellowing reduce light intensity, impacting saf...
- Jamie Dimon, CEO of US' largest bank JPMorgan, unhappy with global elites' meet in Swiss Alps’ Davos, says ‘you’re not doing a good job…’JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon had blunt feedback for what he called the “Davos elite," and he is supposedly not happy with the job they ar...
- Short end of the GST stick makes one shine, leaves another guessingThe government’s GST 2.0 rate cuts have created three clear winners — consumers, automakers and FMCG firms — while leaving the insurance se...
- Walking has many health benefits, but adding a small tweak can multiply the perks, including lowering the stress hormone 'cortisol'Walking is already good for health, but doing it barefoot on natural grass — known as grounding — can amplify the benefits. According to La...
- Bengaluru man, born and raised in the city, thinks living in India's Silicon Valley has become 'irritable'A native of Bangalore shares his frustrations over the city's increasing pollution, insufficient greenery, poor civic sense, and overwhelmi...
- George Clooney: I love Joe Biden. But we need a new nominee.Hollywood actor George Clooney, a lifelong Democrat and major fundraiser, who recently hosted a record-breaking event for Biden, believes t...
- Not Congress, KCR must list what he did for Telangana, says Rahul Gandhi confident of winning"BRS supremo KCR is running the most corrupt government in the country and all the money making portfolios are with Rao's family members," ...
- Walk, sweat, repeat: Here's how to incorporate workout elements into your walking routineIncreasing the length and intensity of your walks can lower the risk of premature death and diseases such as cancer. To make your walk a wo...
- Oil out for little lossBuying this oil will blur that already blurry line in the sand. Taking up the offer from Moscow will mean India shifting from its customary...
- View: Why the gulf between RBI and bond market is widening?Why are bond investors deaf to the chief of the central bank when he asks them to be co-operative and not 'combative' and that investors sh...
- Cold brew for the win! This top boss is beating winter blues with Cold Fashioned coffeeWFH has been quite an expensive proposition for Esha Tiwary, General Manager, Entrepreneur First.
- Experiencing chronic pain in your feet? Blame diabetesPeople suffering from high blood sugar for a substantial period are at a higher risk of developing neurological disorders.
- Add a new age twist to the honeymooning tradition: Head to Dal Lake, Havelock or NashikTake a look at the suggested top destinations and get set to celebrate togetherness.
- Brazil's Olympic legacy far from fulfilled at idle Game venuesBRAZIL-RIO-OLYMPICS:Brazil's Olympic legacy far from fulfilled at idle Game venues
- Singapore’s triumph: Ability to deliver excellent results after every crisisThe purity of Singapore’s capitalism and the sterling results it has delivered has been the envy of the world.
- US hits Pakistan with another Drone strike as sights shift to Mullah OmarUS answered Pak's threat of ''dire consequence'' for America in event of another violation of its sovereignty with another punitive Drone s...
- M&A in the new world: India Inc goes for cautious globe-trottingThe post-slowdown India Inc has matured as a buyer and will hunt overseas for culturally-manageable and strategic-fit buys.
- Look who wants to be a PIO!If you thought PIO and NRI cards are meant to attract the Miss Singhs, Ms Patels, or Mr Mittals who’ve emigrated over the years, think agai...
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