Sedentary Women
- All
- News
-
Can A Sedentary Lifestyle Increase Your Risk Of Cancer?
Keep reading as we list ways in which a sedentary lifestyle might increase your risk of cancer and how to overcome it.
-
Bone Health: Can Lack Of Exercise Worsen The Health Of Your Bones?
When you lead a sedentary lifestyle, it affects your health in many ways. Here's everything you need to know.
-
International Women's Day: How Stress Can Impact The Heart And Brain In Women
Though majority of us know that poor dietary habits and sedentary lifestyle can lead to multiple problems like cardiovascular disease, weight gain and various aches and pains, very few take corrective measures.
-
Syska Bolt SW200 Smartwatch With SpO2 Monitoring, Hand Sanitisation Reminder Launched in India
Syska Bolt SW200 smartwatch with SpO2, heart rate monitoring, and hand sanitsation reminder has been launched in India. The watch is exclusively available via Flipkart for Rs. 2,499. The watch features a 1.28-inch touchscreen IPS LCD display and can last up to 10 days. It has Bluetooth v5 to connect to Android and iOS handsets with the Syska Fit Bo...
-
Hair Fall In Women: Here's A List Of Top 5 Possible Reasons
Hair fall causes: Poor diet, sedentary lifestyle, increased pollution, too much stress or poor hair care routine are some possible reasons behind unexpected hair fall. Read here to know some effective tips to deal with it.
-
High-Fibre Diet Linked To Lower Colon Cancer Risk, Expert Reveals
Colorectal cancer is the seventh most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in India. Risk factors include sedentary lifestyle, obesity, tobacco use, low fibre diet and alcohol consumption.
-
Heart Patients Can Prolong Their Life By Making This Small Change In Their Lifestyle
According to a recent study, heart patients should interrupt sedentary time every twenty minutes with a seven minute bout of light physical activity in order to prolong life.
-
Heart Attacks: Luke Coutinho Tells How You Can Prevent Sudden Strokes And Heart Attacks
Health coach Luke Coutinho talks about how many young people are dying due to heart attacks and strokes despite being healthy. The reasons can be Inflammation and oxidative damage, caused by food that we eat, the air that we breathe and several lifestyle choices.
-
Here's How Exercising Reduces Genetic Effects Of Obesity In Older Women
If you are obese and blaming your genes for it then you should start exercising as a new study suggests that working out can reduce the influence of genes on obese women over the age of 70.
-
Males Leading a Sedentary Lifestyle Prefer High-Fat Diet, Suggests Study
According to a study, conducted by University of Missouri-Columbia, males with a sedentary lifestyle tend to prefer high-fat diet over other diets and this may add to the burden of health problems. The study which was conducted on rats showed that male rats preferred high-fat diets.
-
Work Habits That Make Us Gain Weight
It is not the occasional overindulges in burgers or extra ice creams that make us fat but instead, the day-to-day bad choices that we don't notice ourselves making. Fortunately, with some simple lifestyle changes, you can prevent yourself from falling into the fat-trap.
-
Omega-6 Fats May Increase Diabetes Risk in Girls
According to a new study,published in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, high consumption of Omega-6 fats can inducesedentary behaviour in pre-teen girls an also increase their risk of developing diabetes.
-
Due To Sedentary Lifestyle, Ovarian Reserve Depleting Among Urban Women: Doctors
New Delhi: The ovarian reserve — pool of eggs present in the ovaries — is depleting due the increasing sedentary lifestyle in women living in the metro cities, doctors said on Tuesday. Apart from the depletion in ovarian reserve, doctors also observed that women are having menopause at an earlier age than the usual, which is around 48 to 50 ye...
-
Men Can Also Get Osteoporosis
Long thought to be a "women's disease", osteoporosis can affect men too because apart from the hormonal changes around menopause, factors such as low testosterone levels, sedentary lifestyle choices, excessive consumption of alcohol and smoking or tobacco-use can also contribute to the disease, health experts suggest.
-
Sedentary Lifestyle Can Worsen Menopause: Study
Sedentary middle-aged women in Latin America have significantly worse menopause symptoms than their active counterparts, reveals a study.
-
Can A Sedentary Lifestyle Increase Your Risk Of Cancer?
Keep reading as we list ways in which a sedentary lifestyle might increase your risk of cancer and how to overcome it.
-
Bone Health: Can Lack Of Exercise Worsen The Health Of Your Bones?
When you lead a sedentary lifestyle, it affects your health in many ways. Here's everything you need to know.
-
International Women's Day: How Stress Can Impact The Heart And Brain In Women
Though majority of us know that poor dietary habits and sedentary lifestyle can lead to multiple problems like cardiovascular disease, weight gain and various aches and pains, very few take corrective measures.
-
Syska Bolt SW200 Smartwatch With SpO2 Monitoring, Hand Sanitisation Reminder Launched in India
Syska Bolt SW200 smartwatch with SpO2, heart rate monitoring, and hand sanitsation reminder has been launched in India. The watch is exclusively available via Flipkart for Rs. 2,499. The watch features a 1.28-inch touchscreen IPS LCD display and can last up to 10 days. It has Bluetooth v5 to connect to Android and iOS handsets with the Syska Fit Bo...
-
Hair Fall In Women: Here's A List Of Top 5 Possible Reasons
Hair fall causes: Poor diet, sedentary lifestyle, increased pollution, too much stress or poor hair care routine are some possible reasons behind unexpected hair fall. Read here to know some effective tips to deal with it.
-
High-Fibre Diet Linked To Lower Colon Cancer Risk, Expert Reveals
Colorectal cancer is the seventh most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in India. Risk factors include sedentary lifestyle, obesity, tobacco use, low fibre diet and alcohol consumption.
-
Heart Patients Can Prolong Their Life By Making This Small Change In Their Lifestyle
According to a recent study, heart patients should interrupt sedentary time every twenty minutes with a seven minute bout of light physical activity in order to prolong life.
-
Heart Attacks: Luke Coutinho Tells How You Can Prevent Sudden Strokes And Heart Attacks
Health coach Luke Coutinho talks about how many young people are dying due to heart attacks and strokes despite being healthy. The reasons can be Inflammation and oxidative damage, caused by food that we eat, the air that we breathe and several lifestyle choices.
-
Here's How Exercising Reduces Genetic Effects Of Obesity In Older Women
If you are obese and blaming your genes for it then you should start exercising as a new study suggests that working out can reduce the influence of genes on obese women over the age of 70.
-
Males Leading a Sedentary Lifestyle Prefer High-Fat Diet, Suggests Study
According to a study, conducted by University of Missouri-Columbia, males with a sedentary lifestyle tend to prefer high-fat diet over other diets and this may add to the burden of health problems. The study which was conducted on rats showed that male rats preferred high-fat diets.
-
Work Habits That Make Us Gain Weight
It is not the occasional overindulges in burgers or extra ice creams that make us fat but instead, the day-to-day bad choices that we don't notice ourselves making. Fortunately, with some simple lifestyle changes, you can prevent yourself from falling into the fat-trap.
-
Omega-6 Fats May Increase Diabetes Risk in Girls
According to a new study,published in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, high consumption of Omega-6 fats can inducesedentary behaviour in pre-teen girls an also increase their risk of developing diabetes.
-
Due To Sedentary Lifestyle, Ovarian Reserve Depleting Among Urban Women: Doctors
New Delhi: The ovarian reserve — pool of eggs present in the ovaries — is depleting due the increasing sedentary lifestyle in women living in the metro cities, doctors said on Tuesday. Apart from the depletion in ovarian reserve, doctors also observed that women are having menopause at an earlier age than the usual, which is around 48 to 50 ye...
-
Men Can Also Get Osteoporosis
Long thought to be a "women's disease", osteoporosis can affect men too because apart from the hormonal changes around menopause, factors such as low testosterone levels, sedentary lifestyle choices, excessive consumption of alcohol and smoking or tobacco-use can also contribute to the disease, health experts suggest.
-
Sedentary Lifestyle Can Worsen Menopause: Study
Sedentary middle-aged women in Latin America have significantly worse menopause symptoms than their active counterparts, reveals a study.
