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Myth or fact: Is Hibiscus the new drug t...

Myth or fact: Is Hibiscus the new drug to cure diabetes naturally?

New Delhi: Diabetes has become a common disease these days just like any other whacky flu, cough and cold. Life is certainly not easy for a diabetic as one has to maintain a healthy lifestyle throughout, since there is no cure for the disease. Offering a new hope to diabetics, researchers at... read more »

Mangoes may help lower blood sugar: stud...

Mangoes may help lower blood sugar: study

Daily consumption of 10 grammes of mangoes can help manage high blood sugar, particularly in obese people, a new study has found. Researchers found that regular consumption of mango by obese adults may lower blood sugar levels and does not negatively impact body weight. “We are excited... read more »

8 healthy foods every woman must eat

8 healthy foods every woman must eat

While eating healthy is essential for both the sexes, men and women have different dietary requirements. Here are some foods that every woman must include in her diet…Flax seedsHave flax seeds daily for overall good health. They are a good source of Omega-3 fatty acids and are known to reduce... read more »

Recipe: Tomato chicken with brown rice

Recipe: Tomato chicken with brown rice

Tomato chicken with brown rice is a delightful blend of spices and tangy tomatoes. It is essentially chicken pieces coated with many fragrant spices like turmeric, cardamom and cloves, then simmered in a tomato sauce.A perfect family meal, and wonderful to serve to guests too, this complete dinner... read more »

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Wait for women’s libido-boosting drugs just got longer

Wait for women’s libido-boosting drugs just got longer

Washington – A US pharmaceutical company, which is developing drugs to treat low sexual desire in women, has revealed that they have reached an impasse with the Food and Drug Administration... read more »

Genes affect kids’ exam scores more than teaching

Genes affect kids’ exam scores more than teaching...

London – A new UK King’s College study has suggested that teachers, schools or the environment at home do not have as much influence on... read more »

Artificial sweetener aspartame declared `safe to drink`

Artificial sweetener aspartame declared `safe to drink`

London – European Food Safety Authority has ruled out any ‘potential risk of aspartame’, claiming that the artificial sweetener is safe and poses no... read more »

Cheers Heavy drinkers live far longer than teetotalers

Cheers Heavy drinkers live far longer than teetotalers

London – People who drink alcohol heavily have a lower mortality rate than those who do not drink at all, a new study has revealed. A team led by Charles... read more »

Long-term use of antacids linked to vitamin B12 deficie...

Long-term use of antacids linked to vitamin B12 deficiency

Washington – A new study has found that people who took commonly prescribed heartburn and ulcer medications for long term were at higher risk of vitamin... read more »

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