Just because nuts and fresh fruits are good for you doesn't mean you eat them in large quantities. Dieticians discuss the science of portion It's greed of another kind. But city dieticians are concerned that health conscious people might be taking it too far when consuming foods they believe are ...
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A daily tablespoon of yogurt can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by nearly a fifth. Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition that occurs when the body does not produce enough insulin, or the body's cells develop resistance to insulin.Researchers from Harvard School of Public Health pooled the ...
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To completely oxidise 10 kg of human fat, 29 kg of oxygen must be inhaled producing a total of 28 kg of carbon dioxide and 11 kg of water To lose extra fat, all you have to do is breathe in and breathe out more during exercise or brisk walking, ...
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Having a multifaceted health aura around it, oats is a top ranker in the list of superfoods. This superfood is always the preferred cereal grain for preventive treatment in the case of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, blood pressure and even bowel function. Oats contain a specific type of soluble fibre ...
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For all types of physical exercise, including yoga, there is no concept of `one size fits all'. Wrongly stretching your body or doing incorrect asanas and breathing in an incorrect manner while exercising can be detrimental to your health. Incorrect postures could lead to acute pain and long-standing chronic problems ...
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