Highs salt content in packaged foods in India, says research
Recent research conducted by the George Institute of Health and Public Health Foundation of India has said that several varieties of packaged foods have more than five grams of salt.
Posted On :28/Jul/2016 9:32:58 AM
A few cells determine diabetes, says study
New findings show that diabetes may result from the failure of a privileged few cells, rather than the behaviour of all cells.
Posted On :27/Jul/2016 9:52:00 AM
Now, have children even after menopause
A recent study has said that there is a way to bear a child even after menopause. A
Posted On :26/Jul/2016 10:00:07 AM
More about foods that resemble the body part they benefit
You are what you eat. The food that you eat, decides the way your body functions. It is very essential to have healthy food habits for a healthy body.
Posted On :26/Jul/2016 9:49:39 AM
Healthy ageing inherited from mothers genes, says study
A new study has said that a tiny repository of DNA inherited only from ones mother may be the key for healthy ageing who swapped out mouse genes to prove the point.
Posted On :26/Jul/2016 9:41:52 AM
Easy core exercises you can do at home
Here are a few core exercises that can make you stronger. Core exercises help build stabilisation in the body, tone muscles, improve posture and strengthen the midsection greatly, crucial factors that reduce that chance of injuries.
Posted On :25/Jul/2016 6:08:50 PM
Taking a hot bath uses calories akin to exercise, says study
A new study has said that people who do not exercise but still want to stay fit can now take a hot bath which has similar benefits as work out.
Posted On :25/Jul/2016 3:55:08 PM
Intake of Vitamin D contributes to bone health, says research
New research by the Science Advisory Committee on Nutrition, or the SACN, has said that tripling intake of Vitamin D in daily diet can help in the maintenance of healthy bones.
Posted On :24/Jul/2016 10:58:15 AM
Check if supplements and non fat foods are suitable for your body before consuming, says expert
A leading nutritionist in Hyderabad has said that people nowadays look for non fat foods and supplements in the market without making sure that it matches with their food schedules and knowing if their body would be able to accept it.
Posted On :24/Jul/2016 10:31:29 AM
Continuously sitting for long durations may be harmful to the heart
Earlier, it was suggested that people who do not have sufficient physical exercises are likely to be affected by diabetes, liver and heart-related problems, and blood pressure.
Posted On :23/Jul/2016 5:50:58 PM
