Stevia is highlighted as the healthiest sweetener. It offers zero calories and does not affect blood sugar or insulin. This makes it ideal ...

A Harvard-trained doctor, Saurabh Sethi, has issued a health warning regarding common tea drinking habits. He advises against drinking tea ...

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Observing Karwa Chauth, Indian women are embracing a chia seed drink for Sargi to sustain energy and enhance skin health. This fiber-rich b...

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) often get a bad reputation due to links with heart problems, chronic illnesses, and weight gain. However, some...

New research suggests coffee consumption, especially black or with minimal additions, may contribute to longevity. Studies indicate a reduc...

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The pursuit of a toned body drives many to embrace exercise and trendy diets, yet belly fat remains tough to shed. Social media amplifies t...

Diwali and the Indian wedding season, while joyous, pose a challenge for managing diabetes due to the abundance of sweets. High sugar intak...

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On Sheetala Ashtami, also known as Basoda, devotees worship Sheetala Mata, the goddess who is said to protect her devotees from contagious ...

Experts advise no added sugar for infants and little to no added sugar for children 12 to 24 months old.

It’s time every one in the family ensures a healthy lifestyle change for the strong women in their life.

A few changes in your diet can bolster immunity and help fight infection during the rains.

While everyone jokes about putting on weight, more than the calories, it is the amount of sugar that one needs to keep an eye on.

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