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Know the varieties of tea

Know the varieties of tea

The varieties of tea now available in the market have shot up like never before. Whether you go to a supermarket to buy tea for your home or go to a tea-cafe, you will be faced with a lot of options, choosing from which can be a mind-boggling job if you don’t know your variety. From Earl... read more »

Healthy eating during monsoon

Healthy eating during monsoon

The rains not only play havoc on your skin, but on your health as well. There’s a host of infections and diseases that do the rounds during this season. And to ensure that you stay healthy, eating the right kind of fruits and vegetables is crucial. Infections and diseases on the rise: Apart... read more »

13 signs you are dating an immature man

13 signs you are dating an immature man

Nothing can be more frustrating than being in a relationship with a man who isn’t as mature as you are.Immaturity is a clear sign of emotional instability. Here’s how you can suss out if your man fits that bill…Shies from commitmentHe may just not want to commit himself to... read more »

How about a sugar-free apricot shrikhand...

How about a sugar-free apricot shrikhand?

Sugar-free Apricot Shrikhand This is a combination of golden apricots and yoghurt generously garnished with pistachios. Ingredients: Golden apricots – 15-20 Sugar-free – 6 tsp Hung yoghurt – 2 cups Pistachios, sliced 10-15 Method: 1. Slice the golden apricots. Take them in a pan,... read more »

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Choice of coffee or beer can affect your DNA

Drink coffee for a healthy heart

Tokyo – A cup of coffee may keep your heart healthy by improving blood flow, says a study. A study on 27 healthy adults showed for the first time that drinking a cup of caffeinated coffee... read more »

How to cut risk of metabolic syndrome

How to cut risk of metabolic syndrome

Washington – Data reported by the a new study reinforces the positive influence of lifestyle factors in mitigating risks which could... read more »

Preschoolers can learn about healthy diet and exercise ...

Preschoolers can learn about healthy diet and exercise through `Sesame Street`

Washington – A new study has claimed that preschoolers in Bogota, Colombia participating in a structured curriculum that used Sesame Street’s Healthy... read more »

Poor mental health could lead to casual sex among teens...

Casual sex may be double edged sword for health

Washington – A new study has suggested that poor mental health and casual sex feed off each other among teens and young adults, with each one... read more »

Smoking synthetic marijuana likelier to cause strokes a...

Smoking synthetic marijuana likelier to cause strokes among teens

Washington – Case studies by researchers have revealed that the stroke risk could be added to the various other health hazards that may be associated... read more »

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People who cannot detect fat in food are more likely to overeat and therefore become obese, a new study has found. The finding adds weight to the growing body of research that points to a connection... read more »