Category: Lifestyle

US-based functional cardiologist Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj has issued a warning for coffee and sugar enthusiasts, highlighting that common indulgences may silently accelerate biological ageing. In a recent Instagram post, he explained that excessive reliance on caffeine and sugar doesn’t only lead to temporary energy spikes and crashes—it triggers persistent stress and inflammation throughout the body….

Recent research from Vanderbilt University Medical Center reveals a significant link between magnesium supplementation, gut microbiota, and vitamin D synthesis, highlighting its potential in colorectal cancer prevention. Published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the study demonstrates that magnesium not only increases blood vitamin D levels but also enhances local vitamin D production in…

Imagine being alive and thriving, around to celebrate your 117th birthday and leave behind a legacy that’s more than just a world record and a lesson in longevity!Maria Branyas Morera was the world’s oldest person when she died at 117 years old in August 2024. She attracted scientific interest not just because she broke records…

What keeps humans healthy and guarantees a long and fulfilling life? For decades, the answer to this question was scattered in opinions. People around the world debated whether it is a disciplined routine, a healthy diet or financial security. Surprisingly, Harvard researchers, through one of the longest running studies, have found the answer and it…

A new analysis projects a significant surge in cancer deaths, potentially reaching over 18 million by 2050, a 75% increase from 2024. The study highlights the disproportionate impact on low- and middle-income countries, emphasizing the urgent need for targeted funding and equitable cancer control policies. Cancer deaths are expected to rise to more than 18…

Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is one of the most common bacterial infections in India, affecting over 30% of the population. It is often underestimated, yet timely detection can prevent serious complications. Source link

Insulin resistance is a widespread, yet most frequently overlooked condition, in which body’s cell fail to react normally to insulin, a hormone that has the job of moving glucose (sugar) into our blood stream and then the cells utilise it for energy. When this function becomes sluggish, glucose accumulates in the blood and then the…

According to Dr Bhojraj , most people fail to reach their daily potassium needs by more than 1,000 mg. The body requires potassium to maintain sodium balance, and cause blood vessel relaxation, which results in decreased blood pressure that causes heart problems. Daily consumption of bananas, spinach, potatoes and avocados, will help protect your heart…

Walking indoors may not sound as exciting as a morning stroll in the park, but for many people in their 50s, it can be a practical way to stay active. Whether it is due to weather conditions, safety concerns, or the comfort of home, walking indoors can still be a powerful tool to build stamina….

Hand dryers in public washrooms are often thought of as a cleaner and eco-friendly option compared to paper towels. But the truth is a little unsettling. These machines do not draw in fresh or filtered air. Instead, they pull air directly from the same restroom environment, which is already filled with microscopic particles, bacteria, and…