Is a 36-hour fast safe for your health? Doctors reveal metabolic changes, electrolyte dangers and who should avoid it |

A 36-hour fast has become a widely discussed practice among fitness enthusiasts who want rapid improvements in their health and metabolic wellbeing. Despite its rising popularity, Dr Sudhir Kumar, a senior neurologist at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderabad, cautions that this extended form of intermittent fasting is not appropriate for everyone. In a recent X post,…

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“This is not normal”: Delhi cardiologist shares essential steps to protect your health from rising air pollution |

Dr. Alok Chopra, a prominent cardiologist, emphasizes that the hazardous air quality in Delhi is a dire health emergency instead of an unavoidable reality. He advocates for urgent measures: wear N95 masks, keep sensitive individuals sheltered, and utilize air purifiers to combat pollution. Incorporating antioxidant-rich foods, specific supplements, and indoor greenery can enhance our health…

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Doctors issue major warning over viral ‘limitless pill’ used by celebrities as “brain fuel” |

Influencers, podcast hosts and biohackers have hyped methylene blue online as a secret cognitive booster, fueling demand long before solid human evidence/ image, Instagram,X Videos of actors, podcasters and “biohackers” sipping or swallowing something bright blue have turned methylene blue into a minor wellness phenomenon. It is being described online as “brain fuel”, a “limitless…

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Do not miss a nighttime shower: Top American doctor warns |

Skipping your nighttime shower could be detrimental to your health, according to Dr. Tania Elliott. Bringing allergens, viruses, and bacteria into your bed can worsen allergy symptoms and increase infection risk. She also advises against sleeping on hotel pillowcases due to harsh detergents and cautions against melatonin supplements, citing potential health risks and heart failure…

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Why is love blind? Science has answers |

A groundbreaking Australian study reveals that romantic love literally scrambles the brain, explaining why we place loved ones on a pedestal. Researchers found that oxytocin combined with dopamine activates reward pathways, making our partners the center of our lives. This world-first investigation sheds light on the evolutionary puzzle of romantic love. We’ve all been there:…

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