Zohran Mamdani’s wife, Rama Duwaji, just made ‘Bob’ the hottest haircut of the year

When you book your appointment, bring clear photos of Rama from multiple angles. Ask your stylist for: • Length: specify whether you want chin-length (classic bob), jawline-grazing, or a longer lob. • Line: request a clean, blunt perimeter if you want drama and density, or a slightly graduated line for softer movement. • Layers: minimal…

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High Blood Pressure Remedies: Cardiologist reveals 9 proven ways to lower blood pressure naturally: No medications needed |

High blood pressure doesn’t always need pills to improve, sometimes, it responds best to consistent, everyday habits. Cardiologist Dr Evan Levine emphasizes that sustainable control comes from discipline and awareness, not drastic restrictions. Here are nine evidence-backed ways he suggests to lower blood pressure naturally and keep it that way. Cut down sodium to 2…

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What is the best time to consume flaxseeds for maximum benefits? Nutritionist reveals expert tips |

Flaxseeds, revered as a powerful superfood, are gaining popularity among health-conscious individuals due to their impressive nutritional profile. These tiny seeds are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, dietary fibre, and antioxidants, making them beneficial for heart health, gut function, and overall wellness. Yet, the timing of consumption plays a crucial role in maximising these benefits….

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Training hard but still can’t lose belly fat? These 4 mistakes could be holding you back, know how to fix them

Processed or ultra-processed foods often contain refined carbs, added sugars, and artificial fats that disrupt metabolism. A 2019 landmark study published in Cell Metabolism, which is a cell press journal, found that people who consumed ultra-processed diets ate about 500 extra calories per day and gained weight, compared to those eating unprocessed foods, even when…

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Study finds a better tool than BMI to predict heart attacks early |

For decades, Body Mass Index has been the standard measure for assessing weight-related health risks. But new research suggests it may be overlooking a significant number of people who are quietly developing heart disease. A study led by physician-scientists at UPMC and the University of Pittsburgh, published in The Lancet Regional Health—Americas, found that a…

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