Air pollution affects not only our breathing but our skin as well. The toxic air contains microscopic particles and gases that can cause harm to our skin--these pollutants disrupt the skin's natural barrier, leading to premature aging, dark spots, and skin inflammation. In this article, we will discuss how pollution can damage our skin and the steps we can take to protect ourselves. The Science Behind Skin Damage Pollution is not just about leaving your...
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Not everyone can easily recover from a loss of a dear one! Sometimes the grieving person develops an intense longing for the deceased, which is known as the ‘prolonged grief disorder.’ Children usually take 6 months and adults take 12 months to recover from the loss of a dear one. If the grieving extends longer than the normal time and you notice the following signs then you should visit a psychologist: Identity disruption Feeling that...
Winter may traditionally be a time for hot cocoa and hearty stews. But it is also an excellent opportunity to focus on hydration and maintaining a healthy weight. One delicious and effective way to achieve this is through nutrient-packed winter smoothies. The idea of winter smoothies may seem unconventional. But they are a fantastic strategy for integrating more fruits, vegetables, and essential nutrients in winter. These smoothies can help in weight management by keeping you...
We have often heard in life that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The same principle is relevant to diet and nutrition too. There are myriads of articles and studies pertaining to sugar detox initiatives available on the internet, and many health and nutrition websites claim that if you cut off sugar completely from your diet, you can reach all your fitness and health goals. We also have influencers making...
The last person you’d expect to struggle with heart diseases and hypertension is a young person. However, recently, the number of young people being affected by these diseases has increased over time and now scientists believe that young people who suffer from moderate to high blood pressure, which increases over time, might be at risk of poor brain health later on in life. The Shocking Discovery The study that’s published in JAMA Network Open concludes...
Dreaming of a dazzling smile but shrouded in doubt about whitening strips? You're not alone. These handy little tools promise brighter teeth, but conflicting information swirls around their use. Can they be trusted? How often should they be used? Should you brush your teeth after whitening strips? This guide will navigate the world of whitening strips, answering your questions and clearing up any confusion. What are Whitening Strips and How Do They Work? Whitening strips...
Imagine a volcano bubbling with acidic lava deep in the chambers of your stomach. Now, consider the immense discomfort that would occur if that volcano erupted at the wrong time. Yes, that is acid reflux for you, with heartburn being the fiery eruption and GERD being the long-term aftermath of many such eruptions. Let's break it down together: Knowing the Basics Before we go any further, let's take a minute to appreciate our digestive system....
“Dress for the job you want, not the one you have,” they say. While that is solid career advice, there is a deeper wisdom embedded there. When you make the effort to present yourself at your best, it does something to your spirit, too. Let’s take a deep dive into this world where aesthetics and emotions hold hands. Brainwaves and Beauty To understand this, we need to venture into the realm of neurology. There is...
A stroke is a condition that severely affects one’s arteries that are connected to the brain and are within the brain. It is one of the causes of death and a leading factor behind disability in the United States of America. A stroke happens when blood vessels get blocked by a clot or when they burst. Since blood vessels carry oxygen along with nutrients and blood, the slightest disturbance in this complex network could lead...
Air pollution affects not only our breathing but our skin as well. The toxic air contains microscopic particles and gases that can cause harm to our skin--these pollutants disrupt the skin's natural barrier, leading to premature aging, dark spots, and skin inflammation. In this article, we will discuss how pollution can damage our skin and the steps we can take to protect ourselves. The Science Behind Skin Damage Pollution is not just about leaving your...
Not everyone can easily recover from a loss of a dear one! Sometimes the grieving person develops an intense longing for the deceased, which is known as the ‘prolonged grief disorder.’ Children usually take 6 months and adults take 12 months to recover from the loss of a dear one. If the grieving extends longer than the normal time and you notice the following signs then you should visit a psychologist: Identity disruption Feeling that...
Winter may traditionally be a time for hot cocoa and hearty stews. But it is also an excellent opportunity to focus on hydration and maintaining a healthy weight. One delicious and effective way to achieve this is through nutrient-packed winter smoothies. The idea of winter smoothies may seem unconventional. But they are a fantastic strategy for integrating more fruits, vegetables, and essential nutrients in winter. These smoothies can help in weight management by keeping you...
We have often heard in life that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The same principle is relevant to diet and nutrition too. There are myriads of articles and studies pertaining to sugar detox initiatives available on the internet, and many health and nutrition websites claim that if you cut off sugar completely from your diet, you can reach all your fitness and health goals. We also have influencers making...
The last person you’d expect to struggle with heart diseases and hypertension is a young person. However, recently, the number of young people being affected by these diseases has increased over time and now scientists believe that young people who suffer from moderate to high blood pressure, which increases over time, might be at risk of poor brain health later on in life. The Shocking Discovery The study that’s published in JAMA Network Open concludes...