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Aerobic Training Can Strengthen Your Physical & Mental Health; Here's How
In this article, we discuss the mental and physical health benefits of aerobic exercise.
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Diabetes: Here's How Smoking Is Affecting Your Heart Health
In this article, we discuss ways in which smoking can affect heart health for diabetics.
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World No Tobacco Day 2022: Is Yoga An Effective Way To Quit Smoking?
World No Tobacco Day 2022: Smoking can be threatening to the people who smoke, the environment, and the beings around them. Here is why you should try yoga if you want to quit.
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7 Foods To Keep Cholesterol Levels In Check And Keep The Heart Safe
Reasons for rising cholesterol levels are many – ranging from poor diet, obesity, lack of exercise, smoking, diabetes to relishing on junk food.
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A Covid-19 Trip That Turned Manipur's First Female Autorickshaw Driver Into A Hero
One day last May, between selling smoked fish and taking care of her acutely diabetic husband, 52-year-old autorickshaw driver Laibi Oinam of East Imphal made an eight-hour, 140-kilometre road-trip for a Covid warrior. That journey made history - and a hero out of her.
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World Diabetes Day 2020: Expert Decodes The Link Between Diabetes And Heart Disease
World Diabetes Day 2020: Important risk factors which predict future risk of heart disease in a diabetic patient: age, gender, family history of heart disease, bad eating habits, physical inactivity, obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol, smoking/tobacco, alcohol, mental stress etc.
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World Osteoporosis Day 2020: Here's What You Need To Do To Prevent Osteoporosis
World Osteoporosis Day: Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking, make sure you eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D, and that you are physically active and do weight-bearing exercises regularly. All these tips can together help in osteoporosis prevention.
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World Heart Day 2020: Diabetes, High Blood Pressure And Other Comorbidities Linked To Heart Disease
World Heart Day: A diet high in saturated fats, trans fat and cholesterol can increase your risk of heart disease. Read here to know other lifestyle factors that may affect your heart health.
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Prolonged Breath-Holding Can Be An Effective, Non-Invasive Treatment For Cardiac Arrhythmias: Study
Cardiac arrhythmia prevention: An arrhythmia is referred to irregular heartbeat which occurs when the heart beats too fast, too slowly, too early, or too irregularly. Arrhythmias occurwhen electric signals to the heart which coordinate heartbeats are not working properly.
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Diabetes And Smoking: Can Smoking Affect Blood Sugar Levels? Here's Something Every Diabetic And Smoker Must Know
Diabetes: Smoking is dangerous for everyone but it is even riskier for diabetics. Smoking can increase the risk of diabetes of an individual. If you are a diabetic, smoking can make it more complicated. Here's everything you need to know about the effect of smoking on blood sugar levels.
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Diabetics, Here Are 5 Dangerous Ways Smoking Is Harming You
Smoking and diabetes: Smoking, a known cause of cardiovascular disease, constricts the walls of arteries, thereby reducing blood flow to the heart and brain. This not only increases the chance of heart attack and stroke but also affects blood flow to legs, causing ulcers.
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Fat Mass Index Linked To Heart Disease In Diabetics, Says Study; Here Are Some Tips For Diabetics To Control Heart Diseases Risk
People who are diabetic with higher fat mass index are linked with a higher risk of heart diseases, according to a study. Here is how diabetes can increase the risk of heart diseases and ways to reduce your risk.
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Type 2 Diabetes: Fatty Liver May Contribute To High Blood Sugar-Here's How
Type 2 diabetes treatment: Liver produces and redistributes glucose under the influence of insulin and glucagon. People who are overweight and have fatty liver are at risk of developing insulin resistance - a precursor of type 2 diabetes - and accumulation of fat in liver.
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'Not Cool:' The Internet Schools Nick Jonas For Smoking Cigar
Earlier this year, Nick Jonas' wife Priyanka Chopra was criticised for smoking
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Diabetic Retinopathy: Follow These Steps To Prevent Vision Loss From Diabetes
One severe complication of diabetes which can affect the eyes is called diabetic retinopathy. It can damage the retina and cause poor vision. If left untreated it can even result in complete vision loss. Read here to understand some prevention methods to avoid diabetic retinopathy.
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Aerobic Training Can Strengthen Your Physical & Mental Health; Here's How
In this article, we discuss the mental and physical health benefits of aerobic exercise.
-
Diabetes: Here's How Smoking Is Affecting Your Heart Health
In this article, we discuss ways in which smoking can affect heart health for diabetics.
-
World No Tobacco Day 2022: Is Yoga An Effective Way To Quit Smoking?
World No Tobacco Day 2022: Smoking can be threatening to the people who smoke, the environment, and the beings around them. Here is why you should try yoga if you want to quit.
-
7 Foods To Keep Cholesterol Levels In Check And Keep The Heart Safe
Reasons for rising cholesterol levels are many – ranging from poor diet, obesity, lack of exercise, smoking, diabetes to relishing on junk food.
-
A Covid-19 Trip That Turned Manipur's First Female Autorickshaw Driver Into A Hero
One day last May, between selling smoked fish and taking care of her acutely diabetic husband, 52-year-old autorickshaw driver Laibi Oinam of East Imphal made an eight-hour, 140-kilometre road-trip for a Covid warrior. That journey made history - and a hero out of her.
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World Diabetes Day 2020: Expert Decodes The Link Between Diabetes And Heart Disease
World Diabetes Day 2020: Important risk factors which predict future risk of heart disease in a diabetic patient: age, gender, family history of heart disease, bad eating habits, physical inactivity, obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol, smoking/tobacco, alcohol, mental stress etc.
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World Osteoporosis Day 2020: Here's What You Need To Do To Prevent Osteoporosis
World Osteoporosis Day: Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking, make sure you eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D, and that you are physically active and do weight-bearing exercises regularly. All these tips can together help in osteoporosis prevention.
-
World Heart Day 2020: Diabetes, High Blood Pressure And Other Comorbidities Linked To Heart Disease
World Heart Day: A diet high in saturated fats, trans fat and cholesterol can increase your risk of heart disease. Read here to know other lifestyle factors that may affect your heart health.
-
Prolonged Breath-Holding Can Be An Effective, Non-Invasive Treatment For Cardiac Arrhythmias: Study
Cardiac arrhythmia prevention: An arrhythmia is referred to irregular heartbeat which occurs when the heart beats too fast, too slowly, too early, or too irregularly. Arrhythmias occurwhen electric signals to the heart which coordinate heartbeats are not working properly.
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Diabetes And Smoking: Can Smoking Affect Blood Sugar Levels? Here's Something Every Diabetic And Smoker Must Know
Diabetes: Smoking is dangerous for everyone but it is even riskier for diabetics. Smoking can increase the risk of diabetes of an individual. If you are a diabetic, smoking can make it more complicated. Here's everything you need to know about the effect of smoking on blood sugar levels.
-
Diabetics, Here Are 5 Dangerous Ways Smoking Is Harming You
Smoking and diabetes: Smoking, a known cause of cardiovascular disease, constricts the walls of arteries, thereby reducing blood flow to the heart and brain. This not only increases the chance of heart attack and stroke but also affects blood flow to legs, causing ulcers.
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Fat Mass Index Linked To Heart Disease In Diabetics, Says Study; Here Are Some Tips For Diabetics To Control Heart Diseases Risk
People who are diabetic with higher fat mass index are linked with a higher risk of heart diseases, according to a study. Here is how diabetes can increase the risk of heart diseases and ways to reduce your risk.
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Type 2 Diabetes: Fatty Liver May Contribute To High Blood Sugar-Here's How
Type 2 diabetes treatment: Liver produces and redistributes glucose under the influence of insulin and glucagon. People who are overweight and have fatty liver are at risk of developing insulin resistance - a precursor of type 2 diabetes - and accumulation of fat in liver.
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'Not Cool:' The Internet Schools Nick Jonas For Smoking Cigar
Earlier this year, Nick Jonas' wife Priyanka Chopra was criticised for smoking
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Diabetic Retinopathy: Follow These Steps To Prevent Vision Loss From Diabetes
One severe complication of diabetes which can affect the eyes is called diabetic retinopathy. It can damage the retina and cause poor vision. If left untreated it can even result in complete vision loss. Read here to understand some prevention methods to avoid diabetic retinopathy.
