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Weight loss or cholesterol issues? This special tea could be answer to your health problemsHibiscus tea, made from the calyces of the Hibiscus sabdariffa plant, is a caffeine-free herbal drink rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and m...- 3 daily drinks Harvard doctor says can fix your gut and liver problemsDr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, highlights the importance of gut and liver health for overall well-being. He recommends incorporat...
- Which food can help you when Covid strikes? Here's the full listConsuming nutrient-rich foods and drinking enough of water will help speed up recovery from COVID-19. To support your immune system, give s...
- 10 Best Rakhi gifts for Brothers under 2000 to show love and appreciation this yearWe’ve compiled a list of standout gifts under ₹2000 that are sure to impress your brother. From stylish sneakers and elegant kurtas to prac...
- Nature or nurture? Neuroscientists explain how our taste buds are shaped by both genes and dietOur ability to sense sweetness, as well as other tastes, involves a delicate dance between our genetic makeup and the foods we encounter fr...
- Navratri 2023: Check health benefits of fasting during nine daysWhile some people follow Navratri fasts for whole nine days, others just keep the first two or the last two in a joda (couple).
- World Food Day: 7 reasons to make fish a permanent part of your dietMuch can be gained from ‘machh’.
- Adopt a healthy diet on World No Tobacco Day 2022Quitting smoking is not easy but extremely necessary. Smoking causes several life-threatening diseases, including cancer and heart failure....
- How to boost immunity in 28 days? Mickey Mehta and Sanjeev Kapoor's new book has a few tipsThe duo has created a four-week plan including exercise and nutrition for holistic health.
- Sugar detox and boycotting carbs? Doctor explains how it's a waste of timeMyths about "sugar" and carbohydrates are common among patients and health professionals.
- Why do we love sugar so much? Here is a genetic connection to your sweet addictionInsights into our species' evolutionary history can provide important clues about why it's so hard to say no to sweet.
- Coronavirus does not directly cause loss of taste, it may happen during inflammationThe study also indicates that taste bud cells are not vulnerable to Covid.
- Can you get Covid-19 infection through food? Study suggests taste bud cells are not coronavirus targetsResearchers also showed that other viruses that affect taste, including the flu virus.
- Ever wondered why citrus fruits taste sour?Pulp from sour fruits contains more hydrogen ions, giving it a lower pH and a tangy taste.
- What’s for dinner? Meatless meatSeekh kebabs? Rogan josh? No problem, even if you’re not a meat-eater. Faux meat startups are giving vegans as well as carnivores a chance ...
- Irrfan on battling cancer: The only thing certain was the uncertaintyThe actor opens up about the pain, which he said felt more enormous than god, and the ongoing battle.
- Your food may have urea, synthetic gum, stone powder, wall paint & more toxic add-onsAlarmed at the growing menace, chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao has asked enforcement officials to crack down on the various adulteration...
- Health Capsules: Bringing latest from the world of medicine and wellnessA new study has indicated that every hour spent watching television means increasing the risk of developing diabetes by 3.4%.
- Is the food sweet or bitter? Penguins can't tellPenguins have lost three of the five basic tastes over evolutionary time, say scientists who found that the flightless birds can savour onl...
- Sunday ET: How the Dutch beer Heineken is brewed before it is bottledIt’s one of the tests of good beer, how long the head stays, says Henk Breederveld, quality and technology manager, United Breweries.
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