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How about a sugar-free apricot shrikhand...

How about a sugar-free apricot shrikhand?

Sugar-free Apricot Shrikhand This is a combination of golden apricots and yoghurt generously garnished with pistachios. Ingredients: Golden apricots – 15-20 Sugar-free – 6 tsp Hung yoghurt – 2 cups Pistachios, sliced 10-15 Method: 1. Slice the golden apricots. Take them in a pan,... read more »

Exercises that help you battle pain

Exercises that help you battle pain

Walking for back pain: Got a nagging backache? Simply put on your sports shoes and walk. Numerous studies throw light on how walking lessens pain, boosts muscle strength and flexibility, quickens healing and can also prevent any further ache. One study showed that the activity brings down lower... read more »

7 things to avoid when you’re drun...

7 things to avoid when you’re drunk

Drunk driving: This one is extremely serious. Not only are you risking your own life, but also that of others in the car and those who are out on the road or in other vehicles. Make sure that you either take a cab back home or have a sober friend, who can take over the task. It’s not macho... read more »

3 simple exercises for a flat tummy

3 simple exercises for a flat tummy

Don’t want to end up injured or exhausted? Don’t overdo things on the workout front. Instead, aim for a brisk 20-minute walk every day to burn fat, plus do the following exercises to help tone your abdominal muscles.Bicycle crunch: Lie down with your back pressed onto the floor. Bring... read more »

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Preschoolers can learn about healthy diet and exercise through `Sesame Street`

Preschoolers can learn about healthy diet and exercise through `S...

Washington – A new study has claimed that preschoolers in Bogota, Colombia participating in a structured curriculum that used Sesame Street’s Healthy Habits for Life materials improved their... read more »

Casual sex may be double edged sword for health

Poor mental health could lead to casual sex among ...

Washington – A new study has suggested that poor mental health and casual sex feed off each other among teens and young adults, with each one... read more »

Smoking synthetic marijuana likelier to cause strokes a...

Smoking synthetic marijuana likelier to cause strokes among teens

Washington – Case studies by researchers have revealed that the stroke risk could be added to the various other health hazards that may be associated... read more »

Bedtime aspirin may reduce risk of heart attacks

Bedtime aspirin may reduce risk of heart attacks

Washington – Taking aspirin at bedtime instead of in the morning might reduce acute heart events, a new study has found. Low-dose daily aspirin is... read more »

Back pain affects sex life

Back pain affects sex life: survey

London – Back pain can be fatal for a happy and healthy sex life, according to a new survey conducted in Britain. The survey, conducted on 2056 people,... read more »

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