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These Vitamin Deficiencies Might Be The Reason Behind Excessive Hair Fall; Here's What You Can Do
Vitamin deficiencies might lead to hair fall, here's why and how to overcome it.
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Lemon Water: Is Your Morning Ritual Doing More Harm Than Good?
Before you start downing glass after glass, it's essential to be aware that excessive consumption can lead to some unexpected drawbacks.
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Is Lockdown Making You Feel Tired And Lethargic? These Foods Can Help
Foods to beat lethargy: Aliv seeds, cashews and soaked, sprouted and cooked pulses can help in beating excess fatigue and tiredness. Read here to know how they work for you.
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Green Tea: 3 Ways How Excess Consumption Of Green Tea Is Harming You
Green tea: Many people switch to green tea from coffee for the numerous health benefits the former has to offer. However, excess of green tea (much like anything else) can be harmful for your health. Here's how drinking too much green tea in a day is harming you.
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6 Serious Signs That Your Vitamin D Levels Are Too High
While vitamin D deficiencies can place you at a high risk of certain diseases, it is important for you to know where to stop. Here's how excess of vitamin D can harm your overall health.
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Side Effects Of Using Iron Supplements: Know Them
Despite the fact that it is necessary for your overall health, an excess of iron supplementation can take a negative toll on your health.
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Top 5 Foods That Increase Alzheimer's Risk
If you wish to avoid Alzheimer's later in life, you must stop consuming these foods now.
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Are You Having Excessive Hair Loss? Know the Causes
Hair loss is a part of your body's natural metabolic process but it becomes a matter of serious concern if you lose more than one 100 hair strands a day. Read on to find about the reasons for excessive hair loss.
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Why Men Have Higher Diabetes Risk Than Women Decoded
Excess body iron accumulation in men increases their risk of developing type 2 diabetes as compared to women, a new study claims.
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Higher Maternal Iron Levels May up Gestational Diabetes Risk
Pregnant women who are particularly vulnerable to iron deficiency, may also be at risk if iron is found in excess in their bodies. They are likely to develop gestational diabetes, a study has found.
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How Excess Iron Affects Parkinson's Disease
It has long been known that excess iron is found in the brains of patients with Parkinson's disease, and researchers have now discovered the mechanism by which the iron wreaks damage on neurons involved in this incurable neurodegenerative condition that affects motor function.
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Over 3.6 Crore Rural People At Risk Due To Unsafe Drinking Water: Government
Over 3.6 crore people living in more than 63,000 rural areas are exposed to health hazards due to drinking water quality problems like excess arsenic, fluoride, iron, salinity or nitrate.
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JSPL to Invest $2 Billion for Capacity Expansion in Oman Plant
JSPL today signed financial closure of $725 million syndicated term loan facility. It was oversubscribed with commitments in excess of $855 million. Bank Muscat with a consortium of 11 banks arranged the facility for Shadeed Iron and Steel. Naveen Jindal was also present in the occasion.
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Supreme Court Panel Finds Large-scale Illegal Mining in Odisha
After Karnataka and Goa, the Odisha government could be rocked by charges of illegal mining. A report by the Central Committee set up by the Supreme Court has found that 187 iron ore and manganese mines in the state are guilty of a host of violations, including mining in violation of environment and forest laws, and the excess mining of ore.
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Union minister Srikant Jena demands Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik's resignation
Union minister Srikant Jena, who is from Odisha, has demanded the resignation of state Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, following reports of an alleged iron ore mining scam. The Congress has alleged that Mr Patnaik allowed iron ore worth Rs 2, 50,000 crore to be illegally mined; a lot of by private firms in excess of the contracted amount.
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These Vitamin Deficiencies Might Be The Reason Behind Excessive Hair Fall; Here's What You Can Do
Vitamin deficiencies might lead to hair fall, here's why and how to overcome it.
-
Lemon Water: Is Your Morning Ritual Doing More Harm Than Good?
Before you start downing glass after glass, it's essential to be aware that excessive consumption can lead to some unexpected drawbacks.
-
Is Lockdown Making You Feel Tired And Lethargic? These Foods Can Help
Foods to beat lethargy: Aliv seeds, cashews and soaked, sprouted and cooked pulses can help in beating excess fatigue and tiredness. Read here to know how they work for you.
-
Green Tea: 3 Ways How Excess Consumption Of Green Tea Is Harming You
Green tea: Many people switch to green tea from coffee for the numerous health benefits the former has to offer. However, excess of green tea (much like anything else) can be harmful for your health. Here's how drinking too much green tea in a day is harming you.
-
6 Serious Signs That Your Vitamin D Levels Are Too High
While vitamin D deficiencies can place you at a high risk of certain diseases, it is important for you to know where to stop. Here's how excess of vitamin D can harm your overall health.
-
Side Effects Of Using Iron Supplements: Know Them
Despite the fact that it is necessary for your overall health, an excess of iron supplementation can take a negative toll on your health.
-
Top 5 Foods That Increase Alzheimer's Risk
If you wish to avoid Alzheimer's later in life, you must stop consuming these foods now.
-
Are You Having Excessive Hair Loss? Know the Causes
Hair loss is a part of your body's natural metabolic process but it becomes a matter of serious concern if you lose more than one 100 hair strands a day. Read on to find about the reasons for excessive hair loss.
-
Why Men Have Higher Diabetes Risk Than Women Decoded
Excess body iron accumulation in men increases their risk of developing type 2 diabetes as compared to women, a new study claims.
-
Higher Maternal Iron Levels May up Gestational Diabetes Risk
Pregnant women who are particularly vulnerable to iron deficiency, may also be at risk if iron is found in excess in their bodies. They are likely to develop gestational diabetes, a study has found.
-
How Excess Iron Affects Parkinson's Disease
It has long been known that excess iron is found in the brains of patients with Parkinson's disease, and researchers have now discovered the mechanism by which the iron wreaks damage on neurons involved in this incurable neurodegenerative condition that affects motor function.
-
Over 3.6 Crore Rural People At Risk Due To Unsafe Drinking Water: Government
Over 3.6 crore people living in more than 63,000 rural areas are exposed to health hazards due to drinking water quality problems like excess arsenic, fluoride, iron, salinity or nitrate.
-
JSPL to Invest $2 Billion for Capacity Expansion in Oman Plant
JSPL today signed financial closure of $725 million syndicated term loan facility. It was oversubscribed with commitments in excess of $855 million. Bank Muscat with a consortium of 11 banks arranged the facility for Shadeed Iron and Steel. Naveen Jindal was also present in the occasion.
-
Supreme Court Panel Finds Large-scale Illegal Mining in Odisha
After Karnataka and Goa, the Odisha government could be rocked by charges of illegal mining. A report by the Central Committee set up by the Supreme Court has found that 187 iron ore and manganese mines in the state are guilty of a host of violations, including mining in violation of environment and forest laws, and the excess mining of ore.
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Union minister Srikant Jena demands Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik's resignation
Union minister Srikant Jena, who is from Odisha, has demanded the resignation of state Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, following reports of an alleged iron ore mining scam. The Congress has alleged that Mr Patnaik allowed iron ore worth Rs 2, 50,000 crore to be illegally mined; a lot of by private firms in excess of the contracted amount.
