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Children, Teens Should Not Be On A Paleo Or Gluten-Free Diet
The low-carb paleo diet has been one of the most searched diets online in recent years. Many of the leading paleo programs actively market to teens, and a few years back, a celebrity chef in Australia even co-wrote a paleo cookbook for babies and kids. Public health officials there warned that the paleo diet, which eschews carbohydrates, processed foods and Read More
Stay calm, sweet dreams and good sleep are all about peace of mind
Turns out, a peaceful mind can foster happier dreams. It has long been assumed that the content of dreams can tell us something about a person’s well-being. However, so far, dream researchers have mostly studied the dreams of people suffering from various disorders and we know very little about the positive side. Well-being researchers, on the other hand, have specifically Read More
Heart disease can be predicted from your forehead wrinkles
People who have a lot more deep forehead wrinkles than is typical for their age may be at a higher risk of dying of cardiovascular disease, a study has found. “We explored forehead wrinkles as a marker because it’s so simple and visual. Just looking at a person’s face could sound an alarm, then we could give advice to lower risk,” Read More
Best diet to reduce belly fat, boost heart health revealed
Trying hard to reduce that burgeoning waistline? Following a heart-healthy diet that is rich in fibre and low in saturated fats could be the key to weight loss and reducing belly fat, suggests a study. While dieting may help fight abdominal obesity, the ones that are popular on the internet, including intermittent fasting, high-protein diets, the “Paleo” diet, and green tea, all lack high-quality evidence. None Read More
Bollywood’s opening-centric business model is inefficient, warn experts
Vipul Sharma/Mint New Delhi: At last count, Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Sanju had notched up ₹334.53 crore in box office collections, clearly emerging as the biggest hit of the year so far. More than ₹119 crore of the collections—over 35%—came from the film’s opening weekend alone and little more than 59% from earnings made over the first week. The revenue may vary for different films, Read More
Eyeing election, Rahul Gandhi sets out small business focus
Rahul Gandhi speaks at an event in Singapore on March 8, 2018. (File photo: Reuters) LONDON: Rahul Gandhi, leader of opposition Congress party, said he would seek to shift the focus of India’s economic policy towards supporting small and medium-sized firms if he won power at an upcoming election. The fourth-generation politician of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty spoke to reporters and academics Read More
Moneycontrol Ultimate Business Quiz #41: Test your knowledge
Q1. In 1920, Max Factor introduced this word. The Factors reasoned that every woman should desire to look like a movie star, and so would embrace the term. What term did he introduce? (Image: Reuters) 2/40 Answer: Make-Up (Image: Wikimedia Commons) 3/40 Q2. Founded by brothers Ralp & Albert, they are official tennis ball supplier to Wimbledon since 1902. What Read More
High bad cholesterol increases risk of death even for healthy people
People who are young and healthy may still be vulnerable to the risk of premature death from cardiovascular disease if they have higher levels of bad cholesterol, according to a new research. Bad cholesterol, or LDL, contributes to clogged arteries which increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. The findings showed that compared with participants who had LDL readings of under 100 mg/dL, Read More
Antidepressants can help delay ageing of brain cells, says this study
Administering commonly used antidepressant fluoxetine to mice helped restore youthful flexibility to their ageing brain cells, showed a study. The study provides fresh evidence that the decline in the capacity of brain cells to change, called “plasticity,” rather than a decline in total cell numbers may underlie some of the sensory and cognitive declines associated with normal brain ageing. Scientists Read More
Tobacco products to have new pictorial warnings from September 1
Tobacco products will feature a fresh set of 85% pictorial health warnings from September 1. The Union health ministry on Monday notified a new set of health warnings for all tobacco products with validity extending up to the next two years. All tobacco products manufactured, imported or packaged on or after the said date will have to display these images. Read More