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* On this National Pet Day, let us celebrate by adopting, fostering, or donating to shelters and pamper our pets with treats, games, and outdoor fun. * Pets bring love, joy, and health benefits by reducing stress and boosting emotional well-being. * Keep your pet happy and healthy with good care, regular check-ups,
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Ever ask yourself why strawberries are sweeter in the summer or why pumpkins have a different taste in the fall? That is the magic of seasonal eating, savoring foods when they are naturally freshest. Seasonal eating involves eating fruits and vegetables in their natural season of growth. It is not
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Measles is as infectious as possible, spreading like wildfire through the air when a carrier sneezes or coughs. The best protection? Immunization! The MMR vaccine is safe and effective, and it's already saved countless lives around the globe. But since vaccination rates have dropped, we must mobilize and
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Your phone is 20 times dirtier than a public toilet seat, with thousands of bacteria lurking on its surface—1 in 6 even carries harmful germs like E. coli! Clean it daily with a dry cloth and do a deep clean a few times a week. While phones don’t
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* Exercise-induced bronchoconstriction (EIB), previously EIA, results in airway constriction during or following exercise, and wheezing, coughing, and breathlessness. * Cold, dry air, allergens, pollution, and vigorous exercise are typical precipitants; swimming is frequently less of a problem because warm, humid air is breathed. * Warming up, the use of a rescue inhaler,
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Winter brings coughs and sneezes, which people mistake for the flu, but it could be HMPV. Flu hits all of a sudden with fever and muscle aches, whereas HMPV develops gradually and can cause wheezing. There is no HMPV vaccine, unlike the flu shot. Hygiene, healthy habits, and avoiding close
Exercise is not just about becoming fit and looking good; it is about feeling great in all aspects of life, from the bedroom to every walk of life. Staying active will ramp up your energy, confidence and physical performance, and spice up love life. Let's find out how
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Chocolate is not only a delight; it is a scientifically proven indulgence that comes with some pretty wonderful benefits for the body and mind. Lifting the mood to promote heart health, this tasty pleasure shows its worth more than being guilty. Let us unwrap the sweet science of chocolate to
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World Obesity Day is all about redefining perceptions on obesity, letting go of stigmas associated with it, and making people wake up to the risks involved in carrying excess body fat. The theme for this year is "Let us Talk About Obesity And…". It focuses on encouraging open
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Hearing loss can have serious effects like difficulty in communicating with others or delayed language development in children. Such problems can lead to feelings of loneliness and frustration, particularly for older adults. The challenges caused by hearing loss can significantly affect a person’s social life and emotional well-being. But
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A stroke happens when your brain does not get enough blood, which can be caused by a blockage or bleeding in your brain, leading to loss of function in a part of your brain. But fear not; HIIT is in for your rescue by boosting your brain and overall health.
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Have you ever wondered why your stomach feels uneasy when you are stressed? Or why do your bowels seem to have an angry tone? It is all because of the so-called second brain, the enteric nervous system (ENS). 1.The Guts Little Brain The ENS is like a small brain
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Oral health is not just about flaunting a flashy white smile; it is closely tied to our overall well-being. The state of the mouth can reveal much about a person’s health, especially concerning conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and kidney problems. 1.Gum Disease: Body’s Silent Trouble Gum
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The holidays are a time for joy, laughter, and what more? a heartburn? Okay, maybe not that kind of heartburn. But the festive season can indeed put extra strain on your watch. You know how the holidays go with endless parties, rich food, and plenty of drinks. While it is
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Monsoons are a blessing for farmers, bringing the rain they need for their crops. This cozy atmosphere makes us imagine and enjoy hot fritters, tea, and savories. However, health experts warn that these tasty treats are not the best for health since they can bring unwanted guests stomach infections like
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Have you ever heard of Oropouche fever? This disease, transmitted by tiny midges and mosquitoes, causes chills, fever, and aches. Recently, it has made a surprise appearance in a new geographic area. For public health officials, the confirmation of the first-ever case of mosquito-borne sickness was a significant milestone. This
