Heart health experts are raising concerns over a common dietary habit that could silently increase the risk of heart disease. According to leading cardiologists, just one serving of this particular food or drink can raise your risk by nearly 18 percent, surpassing even the dangers associated with high cholesterol.
The culprit, often overlooked in daily diets, is a sugary beverage consumed by millions worldwide. Research indicates that the excess sugar can trigger inflammation, increase blood pressure, and lead to plaque buildup in arteries, all of which strain the heart over time.
Cardiologists advise limiting intake, opting for water or unsweetened alternatives, and paying attention to overall sugar consumption. Maintaining a balanced diet, regular exercise, and routine checkups remain crucial for protecting cardiovascular health.
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Paediatricians in Mumbai warn that children under five are most at risk of respiratory infections and advise preventive steps including hygiene, vaccination, and early medical care.
As Ganesh Chaturthi festivities unfold across the country, households are being transformed into centers of joy, devotion, and togetherness. The annual festival, which celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha, is not only marked by rituals and prayers but also by the spirit of unity it brings among families and communities.
The Hartalika Teej festival in Delhi brought together diverse communities this week, showcasing a blend of devotion, tradition, and cultural harmony. The celebration, observed by married and unmarried women for the well-being of their families, was marked by fasting, prayers, and festive gatherings across the capital.
As modern life becomes increasingly fast-paced, health experts are encouraging people to turn to yoga for maintaining physical, mental, and emotional balance. A yoga-inspired daily wellness routine is gaining popularity among urban professionals, students, and homemakers alike, offering a holistic approach to well-being.
A health expert clarified that irregular periods do not always mean PCOS and debunked common menstruation myths, stressing the importance of awareness and medical guidance.
A nutritionist warned that excess sugar during pregnancy can harm both mother and baby, advising healthier alternatives like fruits, dates, jaggery, and whole grains.
A luxury nude cruise priced at ₹46 lakh is offering travellers a clothing-free holiday at sea, combining exotic destinations with high-end amenities.
An Indian manager in a foreign firm earned praise after asking an employee to log off at 7 pm, sparking discussions on work-life balance and healthier workplace culture.
A grandmother in China allegedly spent her grandson’s $8,600 tuition money on wrinkle removal treatments, sparking family disputes and online criticism over misplaced priorities.
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A cancer specialist has warned that monsoon staples like tea, pakoras and even tap water can become unsafe due to contamination, urging people to avoid unhygienic food and ensure clean water consumption.
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