You do not (always) have to get an invasive test done to gauge the health of your brain. If you are otherwise healthy, some really simple home tests can also tell you if all is okay in the brain. Wondering how? Let’s take a look…The RAM testThe Rapid Alternate Movement (RAM) test is a basic…
Dr. William Li highlights the significance of dietary choices in cancer prevention, emphasizing that certain foods can starve cancer cells. Coffee, tea, Brassica vegetables, beans, legumes, and omega-3-rich seafood are recommended for their anti-inflammatory and blood supply-cutting properties. Incorporating these foods into the diet may lower the risk of developing various cancers, including colorectal cancer….
The human body signals nutrient deficiencies. Dr. Saurabh Sethi highlights early detection. Brittle nails indicate protein or iron issues. Eyelid twitching suggests magnesium deficiency. Clicking joints may warn of vitamin D3 or calcium shortage. Premature graying links to vitamin B12 or copper problems. Easy bruising signals vitamin C or K1 deficiency. Addressing these signs prevents…
Our lips are not just a prominent facial feature—they serve as a visible indicator of overall health. Normally, healthy lips appear soft, smooth, and pink, reflecting proper hydration and nutrition. Changes in their color, texture, or moisture levels can signal potential health concerns, ranging from nutritional deficiencies and dehydration to infections or systemic conditions. Studies…
September is the month of romance amid wildflowers! And what’s better than exploring the stunning the Himalayan hill station which is pure magic because this is the time when the monsoon clouds have drifted away, leaving behind washed fresh and green! Sounds romantic, right? You’ll be amazed to see postcard-worthy views of snow-covered peaks which…
What makes some people live to see a full century while others don’t? According to a Swedish study published in GeroScience by researchers from the Karolinska Institute, a surprisingly simple clue may lie within the body, distinguishing future centenarians from the rest of the population. Researchers tracked tens of thousands of older adults over several…
Some women develop breast cancer in the same breast area (side) where they previously had a tooth root canal. The observed relationship between these events however, lacks any evidence of cause-effect relationship. Medical experts agree that breast cancer’s multiple origins makes it more likely to result from random occurrences instead of dental treatment side effects….
A recent study indicates that moderate egg consumption may improve heart health by increasing beneficial metabolites in the blood. Researchers found that individuals who ate eggs regularly had higher levels of ‘good lipoprotein’ and larger HDL molecules, aiding in cholesterol removal from blood vessels. These findings suggest a potential protective effect against cardiovascular diseases. Incidence…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare, offering tools that improve early disease detection, diagnostic accuracy, and treatment planning. AI-assisted systems can help clinicians identify conditions such as pre-cancerous growths or subtle anomalies that might be missed otherwise, boosting patient outcomes and overall clinical efficiency. However, recent research highlights a potential downside: excessive reliance on AI…
In the world of fitness and bodybuilding, the belief that eating six small meals a day is essential for fat loss and muscle gain is widespread. Many gym-goers are convinced that this frequent eating schedule is the only effective way to maintain metabolism and build muscle. However, this idea is not only oversimplified but can…
