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Ref: THE TIMES OF INDIA Reema Gehi, Mumbai Mirror Aug 8, 2013, 12.39PM IST (Teen girls at infertility…) Love for fast food and inability to handle stress is predisposing teenage girls to a hormonal disorder that raises risk of infertility and diabetes Last year, a 17-year-old college student from Bandra visited gynaecologist Dr Rishma Dhillon-Pai,…
Ref: THE TIMES OF INDIA Anwesha Mittra, Aug 8, 2013, 12.00AM IST (Suryanamaskar is more than…) Suryanamaskar can do to your body what months of dieting cannot. And it can do to your mind what no spiritual discourse can. Not surprising, the world is going crackers over this ancient yogic tradition of worshipping the rising…
Our sincere thanks to WikiHow So your friends want to party on a Friday night? When they want to have a good time by drinking but it’s not for you, what do you do? This article provides some suggestions to help you avoid the mantra that “alcohol is the only way to have fun” and…
It sounds like a crazy idea. Get more sleep, gain less weight (and maybe even lose some). New research indicates why that may be: when you don’t get enough sleep, you start to suck at controlling your impulses. The study from UC Berkeley found that after a poor night’s sleep, the parts of the brain…
Our Sincere thanks to THE HINDU, Louise Tickle Researchers are evaluating the effect it can have on troubled young people. “You can’t fight nature,” says Jo Roberts, chief executive of the Wilderness Foundation, U.K.. “So if it’s chucking it down and the wind is howling and you’re tired, and the only way to get relief…
Trekking is an exciting activity and most people can partake in it without too much difficulty. But high altitude trekking is a completely different ball game. At high altitudes, especially above 15,000ft, oxygen levels are lower and the air is thinner. This makes breathing more difficult and puts a lot of strain on the body….