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Supplements After 50: Experts Share What's Optional, What's Essential For Indians
Many Indians over 50 eat balanced home-cooked meals yet face nutrient deficiencies. Experts explain why ageing changes nutrient needs, why diet alone may not suffice, and which supplements may become important after 50.
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Health Risks Of Food Adulteration: How Contaminated Foods Harm Your Body
Adulterated food poses a hidden but serious threat to health, causing long-term damage to our vital organs.
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Are Protein Powders Doing You More Harm Than Good? New Study Says Yes
The protein powders on the market are causing serious health issues. Explore what a new crowd-funded study says about heavy metal contamination and other substances that are dangerous.
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Supplements: Are You Over-Consuming? Here's What To Consider
Read on as we share signs of overconsumption of supplements and how to avoid it.
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Nutritionist Explains How Supplement Timing Can Impact Your Health
Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary sheds light on the right timings for taking your supplements to ensure maximum effectiveness.
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10 Desi Superfoods Beneficial For Kidney Health
Below we list some of the best desi superfoods to improve your kidney health.
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Kidneys: These 9 Vegetarian Superfoods Can Help Boost Your Kidney Health
Adding these foods to your diet can help boost your kidney health and improve your overall wellbeing.
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Kidneys: 5 Herbs To Support Your Kidneys, According To A Nutritionist
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra brings our attention to herbs that could be useful in preserving the health of our kidneys.
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Cut Down On Aluminium Intake, Use Of Aluminium Foil To Reduce Health Risks: Says Latest Research
A high intake of aluminium compounds can cause, among other things, neurotoxic developmental disorders as well as damage the kidneys, liver and bones.
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Toddler Receives Mother's Kidney, Part Of Liver In Pioneering Transplant
Oxalosis can cause urinary infections and permanent kidney damage, and in the most severe cases, can stunt the patient's growth and cause brittle bones that are vulnerable to fractures.
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Supplements After 50: Experts Share What's Optional, What's Essential For Indians
Many Indians over 50 eat balanced home-cooked meals yet face nutrient deficiencies. Experts explain why ageing changes nutrient needs, why diet alone may not suffice, and which supplements may become important after 50.
-
Health Risks Of Food Adulteration: How Contaminated Foods Harm Your Body
Adulterated food poses a hidden but serious threat to health, causing long-term damage to our vital organs.
-
Are Protein Powders Doing You More Harm Than Good? New Study Says Yes
The protein powders on the market are causing serious health issues. Explore what a new crowd-funded study says about heavy metal contamination and other substances that are dangerous.
-
Supplements: Are You Over-Consuming? Here's What To Consider
Read on as we share signs of overconsumption of supplements and how to avoid it.
-
Nutritionist Explains How Supplement Timing Can Impact Your Health
Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary sheds light on the right timings for taking your supplements to ensure maximum effectiveness.
-
10 Desi Superfoods Beneficial For Kidney Health
Below we list some of the best desi superfoods to improve your kidney health.
-
Kidneys: These 9 Vegetarian Superfoods Can Help Boost Your Kidney Health
Adding these foods to your diet can help boost your kidney health and improve your overall wellbeing.
-
Kidneys: 5 Herbs To Support Your Kidneys, According To A Nutritionist
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra brings our attention to herbs that could be useful in preserving the health of our kidneys.
-
Cut Down On Aluminium Intake, Use Of Aluminium Foil To Reduce Health Risks: Says Latest Research
A high intake of aluminium compounds can cause, among other things, neurotoxic developmental disorders as well as damage the kidneys, liver and bones.
-
Toddler Receives Mother's Kidney, Part Of Liver In Pioneering Transplant
Oxalosis can cause urinary infections and permanent kidney damage, and in the most severe cases, can stunt the patient's growth and cause brittle bones that are vulnerable to fractures.
