Even natural sugars like fructose can harm your skin. Dr. Soma Sarkar explains how glycation, inflammation, and poor timing can lead to acne and ageing., Health News - Times Now |
Even natural sugars like fructose can harm your skin. Dr. Soma Sarkar explains how glycation, inflammation, and poor timing can lead to acne and ageing., Health News - Times Now |
Study Claims People Born Between 2008 and 2017 Could Develop THIS Cancer; India Among Worst AffectedA global study warns that over 15 million children born between 2008 and 2017, including 1.65 million in India, could develop gastric cancer, mainly due to H. pylori., Health News - Times Now |
Curd is healthier with sugar, mishri, or jaggery as it supports good bacteria. Avoid adding salt, especially in advance, as it reduces curd's probiotic benefits |
While both practices have their place in a healthy routine, understanding how they specifically impact glucose levels could help people choose the most effective option |
Randy Armstrong's quote reminds us that worry doesn't solve future problems; it steals present peace. Practising presence and challenging anxious thoughts can protect mental well-being., Health News - Times Now |
Though both can be part of a balanced diet, check if brown rice is healthier than white rice. |
Black coffee is made without milk, cream, sugar or any other additive. It has a strong taste and offers several health benefits, especially for the liver. Here are some of the reasons how black coffee benefits your liver and how much of the beverage you should drink daily. |
Cardiologist shares new sugar alternative that 'doesn't spike insulin levels and reduces body fat' |Dr. Alok Chopra suggests allulose as a healthy sugar alternative. It doesn't raise blood sugar. It has low calories and benefits organs. Allulose impr |
Maintaining a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and undergoing periodic health checks are key to ensuring long-term blood sugar control |
Coffee may actually protect your liver, if consumed the right way. A gastroenterologist shares how black, filtered coffee can lower fatty liver risk and support overall liver health, minus the sugar., Health News - Times Now |