Heart Disease Causes: A study has revealed that your sitting habit can invite heart disease. Yes, if you also work on the pretext of sitting in office or home or sitting for eight hours, then you too can be at risk. Often sitting becomes our compulsion or we are always looking for excuses to sit … Read more
The era of the low-fat fixation is over, and more health professionals are warning that healthy fats found in foods like olive oil, nuts, seeds, and avocados are good for you. But the jury is still out on dairy products. Organizations like the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics still recommend that you stick to skim … Read more
By Dr. Ankur Faterpacker No burden Heart disease It is growing rapidly and the main reasons for it are unhealthy lifestyle, physical inactivity, unhealthy diet, smoking, alcohol consumption and poor sleep routine. Despite some preventive measures, when the disease takes hold, it must be managed with appropriate intervention. Fortunately, much progress has been made in … Read more
GRAM rew up with a grumpy dad? The fear grows that, with each passing year, you are moving steadily toward that irritable transformation: your temper shortens in inverse proportion to the lengthening of wrinkles. With every sarcastic comment whispered to a forgetful waiter, with every “idiot” barked involuntarily during question time, the wretched metamorphosis feels … Read more
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in women, accounting for 1 in every 4 female deaths. Contrary to popular belief, women are just as susceptible to heart disease as men, especially if they are post-menopausal or diabetic or overweight. This International Women’s Day, let’s see what women can do to prevent heart disease.Also … Read more
According to one of the most comprehensive analyzes of post-COVID health effects to date, it appears that coronavirus can leave patients at risk of heart problems for at least one year after infection. A study published last week in Nature Medicine found that the disease increased the risk of heart rhythm irregularities and potentially fatal … Read more
Obesity it is on the rise around the world, as is the plethora of diseases associated with it, from diabetes, heart disease, stroke to some cancers. As our lifestyle has undergone a rapid change in recent years, increased intake of energy-rich foods that are high in fat and sugar and decreased physical activity are considered … Read more
A rippling of flesh under the skin could very well be a sign of “lucky fat,” according to a new study. Researchers at Brunel University have discovered that the type of subcutaneous fat found under the skin (the ‘wobbly’ stuff like jowls), as opposed to that found around the organs, is unrelated to a series … Read more