Regular dental cleaning and scaling damages the teeth’s enamel. A common concern that regular dental cleaning and scaling damages tooth enamel is debunked by dental surgeon Dr. Baiju Hariharan. He clarifies that professional cleaning, using ultrasonic scalers, is safe and does not scratch or wear away the enamel, which is the hardest substance in the…
Moringa leaves contain calcium, phosphorus and magnesium minerals, which make them suitable for bone health maintenance. Research conducted on animals and in laboratory settings, demonstrates that moringa extract enhances bone density, while repairing bone structures in patients who experience osteoporosis-related bone loss. Research indicates that moringa stimulates bone development, while simultaneously decreasing bone deterioration and…
Laughter is commonly associated with happiness, joy, and overall well-being, often serving as a natural expression of positive emotion that strengthens social connections. However, Dr Sudhir Kumar, MD, a senior neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, warns that unusual or uncontrollable laughter can sometimes signal underlying health issues. Certain patterns may indicate neurological, cardiac, or psychiatric disorders,…
Celebrity physiotherapist Jeff Cavaliere has emphasised the vital role of nutrition in achieving a lean, low body fat physique. Speaking on The Peter Attia Drive podcast, the 50-year-old fitness expert explained that reaching just 7 per cent body fat is largely determined by diet rather than exercise. Cavaliere pointed out that while workouts are important…
Our lower body is arguably the ultimate weapon for a longer, healthier and fuller life. This simple, yet powerful foundation supports mobility, balance and independence, all key factors in aging well. Rather than trying to gather resilience via supplements and extreme workout routines, it is important to grow in the rhythms of daily life through…
Cravings can strike at the most inconvenient times. A piece of chocolate after dinner, a pastry during a stressful afternoon or a slice of cake at a celebration can tempt even the most disciplined eater. But overly strict rules often backfire, leading to bingeing or guilt. This is why the “three bites and done” method…
For as long as she can remember, 25-year-old Annaliese Holland has lived in a body that seemed determined to betray her. From childhood hospital beds to her early twenties spent tethered to IV lines and feeding pumps, her life has been shaped by relentless pain, chronic illness and the slow disintegration of her organs. Now,…
Carbohydrate quality has become a major focus in conversations about glucose regulation, especially as more people experience fluctuating post meal sugar levels or early signs of metabolic imbalance. Many health professionals now encourage individuals to look beyond calorie counts and pay attention to how different carbohydrates behave inside the body. In a recent reel, Holistic…
Nosebleeds, also known as epistaxis, are a frequent medical concern that can affect people of all ages. While most episodes are minor, recurrent or severe nosebleeds may indicate underlying health issues, particularly in individuals with high blood pressure or those taking blood-thinning medication. Blood pressure and clotting factors play a crucial role in determining the…
The flag of Seychelles is arguably one of the most dynamic in the world. It features five radiating bands, blue, yellow, red, white, and green, that emerge from a single corner. The design symbolises a forward-moving nation, with each color representing a different idea: blue for the sky and sea, yellow for the sun, red…