Many of us worry about our health and fitness, but what if the key to a happier, healthier life is simpler than we think? Imagine making small changes that can boost your energy, lift your mood, and enhance your overall well-being. The journey to a healthy and vibrant life doesn’t …
Eating healthy is not rocket science, and while cooking all your meals from scratch is a sure-shot way to understand what you’re putting into your body and make healthier choices, it’s not always possible, especially if you can’t find the time to cook. However, with some easy steps, you can …
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Cravings for unhealthy foods could show up unexpectedly. Your body seems to be begging for a bowl of ice cream or French fries one moment, and then the next you feel full and satisfied. It’s great when you have a craving for something nutrient-dense like apples, blueberries, or green beans. …
However, understanding the crucial role of UV protection for eye health, regardless of the season, is paramount in preserving our vision and preventing long-term damage. Dr. Rishi Raj Borah is the Country Director of Orbis, India shares with IANS why UV protection is crucial for eye health all year. Year-Round …
Following a strict diet plan can be challenging, but incorporating cheat meals can make it more sustainable. To make these meals interesting and healthy, focus on creativity and balance. Instead of traditional unhealthy options, try healthier alternatives with similar flavors and textures. For example, swap fries for baked sweet potato …
That pixie cut seemed like a good idea at the time. But now you’re staring in the mirror, and the reflection looking back is more, “Eek!” than chic. Is there anything (anything?!) you can do to speed up the growing-out process? Dermatologist Wilma Bergfeld, MD, gives us the long …