Side effects of colouring your hair: How often should you colour your hair?

Side effects of colouring your hair: How often should you colour your hair?

  •   26/08/2025 02:20:01
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Hair coloring offers a quick transformation, but frequent dyeing can lead to dryness, breakage, and scalp sensitivity. Celebrities like Kareena Kapoor Khan, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Zendaya offer tips for maintaining healthy, colored hair. Balancing coloring frequency with proper care, including deep conditioning, sulfate-free shampoos, and regular trims, is crucial for preserving hair health and vibrancy.
Cricketer Yash Dhull returns in full form after surgery to fix hole in heart: Early symptoms of congenital heart disease that should not be ignored

Cricketer Yash Dhull returns in full form after surgery to fix hole in heart: Early symptoms of congenital heart disease that should not be ignored

  •   26/08/2025 02:20:01
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Yash Dhull is making a comeback in the Delhi Premier League 2025 after heart surgery. Here's everything you should know about congenital heart disease, types of defects and symptoms. Early detection is important. Regular checkups help in diagnosis. Seek medical attention if symptoms arise.
Why “bad” people seem to be successful (and why “good” ones often aren’t)

Why “bad” people seem to be successful (and why “good” ones often aren’t)

  •   26/08/2025 01:20:02
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Ever looked around and wondered why the guy who cuts corners, plays dirty, or treats people like pawns seems to be cruising through life with money, power, and status, while genuinely kind, hardworking folks barely scrape by? You’re not alone. It’s one of those questions that nags at a lot of us: why do “bad” people look like they’re winning, and the “good” ones aren’t?Now, before we start, let’s be real. Not every “bad” person is successful, and not every “good” person is doomed to struggle. But there’s a pattern that plays out often enough to make us stop and ask: what’s going on here?
White rice is not bad, and coffee is not always good: Harvard doctor reveals 7 facts about everyday foods

White rice is not bad, and coffee is not always good: Harvard doctor reveals 7 facts about everyday foods

  •   26/08/2025 01:20:02
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Top gastroenterologist reveals that everyday foods can be beneficial or detrimental based on how its eaten. He suggests slightly green bananas for resistant starch, mindful coffee consumption, and spices like turmeric for gut health. Cooled white rice, berries, chia, and basil seeds are also recommended for a healthy gut, emphasizing the importance of mindful eating habits and routine.
5 supplements all women should start taking after 40

5 supplements all women should start taking after 40

  •   26/08/2025 01:20:02
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Aging, along with other hormonal changes, causes numerous physical changes in women as they turn 40. This life stage requires many tweaks to your current routine that can improve bone density along with heart wellness, sustained energy levels and emotional stability. Supplements serve as an essential tool to bridge the nutritional gaps which occur when women depend solely on food for their nutrition. These can help improve health conditions while minimising disease probabilities, and create better life quality. Women past 40 need these five essential supplements to preserve their health and build their strength. (to be taken only after consulting their doctor - images are representational)
Cardiologist explains why exercising is important for a long life; 'inactivity is worse than smoking'

Cardiologist explains why exercising is important for a long life; 'inactivity is worse than smoking'

  •   25/08/2025 23:20:02
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Your grip strength serves as a reliable indicator of total muscle power, because it reflects the strength of your entire muscle system. Research indicates that superior grip strength directly relates to improved athletic capability, and superior muscle quality. Grip strength below a certain threshold, predicts both the inability to perform everyday activities, and health risks including diabetes and high blood pressure
5 sea forts in Maharashtra that once ruled the Arabian coastline

5 sea forts in Maharashtra that once ruled the Arabian coastline

  •   25/08/2025 22:20:02
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Forget landlocked forts, and visit Maharashtra to where forts just don’t overlook the sea, but actually rise out of it. Once guardians of the Arabian coastline, these sea forts were those vast structures that served as coastal watchdogs, keeping pirates, invaders, and unwanted guests at bay. Today, they stand as stunning reminders of Maratha valor, and British intrigue, all with waves lapping at their stone walls. From boat rides to breathtaking sunsets, these forts aren’t just relics of history, they’re adventure-packed destinations waiting to be explored.
THIS popular diet, plus calorie control, can lower the risk of type 2 diabetes

THIS popular diet, plus calorie control, can lower the risk of type 2 diabetes

  •   25/08/2025 22:20:02
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A recent Harvard study reveals that combining a Mediterranean diet with calorie reduction, exercise, and professional support can significantly lower the risk of type 2 diabetes. The research, involving overweight or obese adults with metabolic syndrome, found a 31% reduction in diabetes risk among those following the intervention, highlighting the power of lifestyle changes in preventing this global epidemic.
From veins to cramps, 5 health conditions that legs can REVEAL (and what to do about them)

From veins to cramps, 5 health conditions that legs can REVEAL (and what to do about them)

  •   25/08/2025 20:20:01
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​Who could have guessed that our legs could be a significant indicator of what is going inside the body. They are our body’s silent messengers sending signals in uncomfortable ways such as swelling, sudden cramps, bruises, which at first, might seem harmless, but are potentially hidden health indicators. If we pay close attention to what our legs are signaling, it can uncover some essential insights and help catch health issues before they become serious. Here are 5 such symptoms​
Prebiotics vs probiotics: What's the difference, and which one is better for gut health

Prebiotics vs probiotics: What's the difference, and which one is better for gut health

  •   25/08/2025 19:20:02
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Prebiotics and probiotics play distinct yet crucial roles in maintaining a healthy gut. Probiotics introduce beneficial bacteria, while prebiotics nourish these bacteria, fostering a thriving gut microbiome. Combining prebiotic-rich foods with probiotic sources like yogurt can synergistically enhance gut health. Supplements can be considered for those with dietary limitations, but consulting a healthcare professional is always recommended.
Brain health and Vitamin D deficiency: How it can increase the risk of dementia and what to do about it

Brain health and Vitamin D deficiency: How it can increase the risk of dementia and what to do about it

  •   25/08/2025 15:20:02
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A recent study by the University of South Australia reveals a significant link between vitamin D deficiency and an increased risk of dementia and stroke. Analyzing data from the UK Biobank, researchers found that low vitamin D levels are associated with lower brain volumes.
What is Oligometastatic cancer that actor Tanishtha Chatterjee is suffering from

What is Oligometastatic cancer that actor Tanishtha Chatterjee is suffering from

  •   25/08/2025 15:20:02
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Actress Tanishtha Chatterjee recently revealed her diagnosis of Stage 4 Oligometastatic Cancer, sharing her journey of strength and gratitude. Despite losing her father to cancer and facing her own health challenges, she emphasizes the unwavering support from friends and family, including prominent figures like Shabana Azmi, Dia Mirza, and Vidya Balan.
5 gorgeous ways to make your old saree-blouse look brand new

5 gorgeous ways to make your old saree-blouse look brand new

  •   25/08/2025 14:20:01
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Let's take a look at how one can restyle your old blouse.
Colorectal cancer, parasitic infection and other diseases that can be identified from a stool test

Colorectal cancer, parasitic infection and other diseases that can be identified from a stool test

  •   25/08/2025 14:20:01
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Stool tests are vital for early detection of serious gastrointestinal diseases, including colorectal cancer, where timely intervention significantly improves survival rates. These tests also identify infections, inflammatory bowel diseases, and malabsorption disorders. Detecting pathogens and monitoring inflammation through stool analysis enables targeted treatments and prevents complications.
What is hypogonadism in men? 5 signs and symptoms of the condition

What is hypogonadism in men? 5 signs and symptoms of the condition

  •   25/08/2025 13:20:02
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Hypogonadism in men is a condition where the body fails to produce enough testosterone, leading to more than just sexual health issues. This article explains how the condition quietly affects energy, mood, muscles, bones, and fertility.
Simple and effective toilet cleaning hack with a toilet paper roll and vinegar

Simple and effective toilet cleaning hack with a toilet paper roll and vinegar

  •   25/08/2025 12:20:01
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A simple, eco-friendly toilet cleaning method using vinegar and a toilet paper roll is gaining popularity. Vinegar's acetic acid effectively kills bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, while the toilet paper roll acts as a slow-release applicator for prolonged contact with stains. This cost-effective, non-toxic approach reduces reliance on harsh chemicals, promoting a healthier home and a more sustainable lifestyle.
5 very early signs of Prostate Cancer that often go unnoticed in men

5 very early signs of Prostate Cancer that often go unnoticed in men

  •   25/08/2025 11:20:01
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5 very early signs of Prostate Cancer that often go unnoticed in men
Inside Govinda and Sunita Ahuja’s Mumbai home tour: English-style interiors, Vastu-aligned design, and family rituals revealed

Inside Govinda and Sunita Ahuja’s Mumbai home tour: English-style interiors, Vastu-aligned design, and family rituals revealed

  •   25/08/2025 11:20:01
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Sunita Ahuja, Govinda's wife, unveils her Mumbai home, showcasing an English-style design influenced by her children and London experiences. The residence blends elegance with practicality, featuring Italian furniture and spiritual elements like an 'angel table' and Vaastu-aligned interiors. Family traditions, including Sunday Punjabi feasts and spiritual practices, enrich the home's warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Why you should switch off your geyser while bathing

Why you should switch off your geyser while bathing

  •   25/08/2025 11:20:01
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Experts advise switching off your geyser before showering to maintain a safer, more consistent water temperature, preventing burns and cardiovascular stress. This practice allows the water to stabilize, avoiding sudden temperature spikes that can negatively impact heart rate and blood pressure. Combining this with other safety measures ensures a relaxing and healthy bathing experience.
Optical Illusion: Only those with a hawk's eye and super observation skills can spot the hidden animal in this zigzag puzzle

Optical Illusion: Only those with a hawk's eye and super observation skills can spot the hidden animal in this zigzag puzzle

  •   25/08/2025 10:20:02
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A mind-bending optical illusion is challenging viewers to find a hidden panda amidst a dizzying black and white zigzag pattern. The animal is cleverly concealed using negative space, blending seamlessly with the contrasting stripes. Many find the panda by squinting or stepping back, revealing the gentle, bamboo-loving creature that was there all along.
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