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A Beginners Guide To Choosing The Right Health Supplements
Navigating the world of health supplements can feel like stepping into a maze, confusing, overwhelming, and filled with endless choices. We’ll break down the essentials, debunk common myths and help you make informed choices.
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Reap The Benefits Of Ayurveda By Consuming Ashwagandha
Ayurvedic herbs have gained tremendous popularity and continue to be used today to promote overall wellness and manage a variety of health issues.
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Taller People Have Higher Risk Of Cancer: Study
Tall people have a lower risk for cardiovascular disease and type-2 diabetes, but a higher risk of cancer in comparison to short people, a new study has claimed.
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Short stature linked to excess weight and diabetes
Being short in height and especially having shorter legs increases the risk being overweight and developing type 2 diabetes in middle age.
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Maternal obesity and birth defects
A recent study suggests that women who are obese when they become pregnant appear to be more likely to give birth to babies with various birth defects than women of healthy weight. Moreover, simply being overweight but not obese at the time of conception seems to increase the risk of having a child with heart defects or more than one unrelated birt...
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A Beginners Guide To Choosing The Right Health Supplements
Navigating the world of health supplements can feel like stepping into a maze, confusing, overwhelming, and filled with endless choices. We’ll break down the essentials, debunk common myths and help you make informed choices.
-
Reap The Benefits Of Ayurveda By Consuming Ashwagandha
Ayurvedic herbs have gained tremendous popularity and continue to be used today to promote overall wellness and manage a variety of health issues.
-
Taller People Have Higher Risk Of Cancer: Study
Tall people have a lower risk for cardiovascular disease and type-2 diabetes, but a higher risk of cancer in comparison to short people, a new study has claimed.
-
Short stature linked to excess weight and diabetes
Being short in height and especially having shorter legs increases the risk being overweight and developing type 2 diabetes in middle age.
-
Maternal obesity and birth defects
A recent study suggests that women who are obese when they become pregnant appear to be more likely to give birth to babies with various birth defects than women of healthy weight. Moreover, simply being overweight but not obese at the time of conception seems to increase the risk of having a child with heart defects or more than one unrelated birt...
