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Staying hydrated is very important in keeping fit: Kartik Aaryan
Published On: Mar, 22, 201907:00 AM
Actor Kartik Aaryan is considered as the next big thing in Bollywood. The dapper actor, who is known for his roles in the Pyaar ka Punchnama movies, seems to be a gym freak, as is evident from the...
It seems like he takes a lot of care of his diet and maintains a strict fitness regime in order to look as physically fit as he does.The actor reportedly does 200 push-ups every day. Apart from this, he does a reverse grip pull-up. “It is a great exercise which helps in strengthening and toning of your back. The exercise works wonders in terms of strengthening biceps and grip. I also incorporate skipping in my daily routine. Additionally, I do leg crunches, cycling, crunches on the weights and crunches with weights, and also prefers mountain-climbing as a form of exercise,” he said. The actor has said that the one diet tip he follows without fail is the consumption of lukewarm water with lemon and honey first thing in the morning because he believes that it helps in cutting fat accumulation. He also said that staying hydrated is very... -
Adhesive gel to repair eye injury without surgery
Published On: Mar, 21, 201912:32 PMIn a preclinical study, the researchers administered the gel at 20 per cent concentration to corneal defects of 3 mm, and applied visible light for four minutes, leading to a firm adhesion to the...
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Parenthood: What is the link between my child's self-esteem and mine?
Published On: Mar, 21, 201907:00 AM
If there is one thing that every single parent wants for their child, it is a healthy self-esteem! When we ask parents in our workshops what self esteem means to them, these are some common responses...
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Sugary drinks may increase risk of early death
Published On: Mar, 19, 201904:10 PM
The study, led by Harvard University researchers, found that drinking 1-4 sugary drinks per month was linked with a one per cent increased risk of death and 2-6 drinks per week with a six per cent...
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Ask the Doctor: ‘Anaemia has been found to be a common complication of chronic heart failure’
Published On: Mar, 19, 201907:30 AM
If you want your questions to be featured in this section, write to us at feedback.dtnext@dt.co.in with ‘Get well soon’ in the subject line.
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New drug Ivermectin can reduce risk of malaria in children, finds study
Published On: Mar, 19, 201907:15 AM
The chances of children getting malaria can be reduced by 20 per cent if they are given a mosquito-killing drug called Ivermectin, reveals a study published in the medical journal The Lancet.
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Consultancy Corner: Tech Neck, a growing problem among youngsters
Published On: Mar, 19, 201907:00 AM
We are already witnessing many youngsters in their early 20s complaining of stiff neck and back aches that are normally associated with people in their late 40s and 50s – thanks to smart phones,...
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Researchers identify 9 genes behind eyebrow colours
Published On: Mar, 18, 201902:09 PM
Previous studies on human eyes, hair, and skin colour have identified multiple gene variants, but no findings for eyebrow colour have been reported as of yet.
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India's health ministry calls for blocking Juul's entry into country
Published On: Mar, 16, 201903:02 PM
India’s health ministry has called for Juul Labs Inc’s electronic cigarettes to be blocked from entering the country, a letter seen by Reuters showed, potentially dealing a blow to the US company’s...
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Parenthood- Parenting the Ahimsa way: Treat children with compassion
Published On: Mar, 14, 201907:00 AM
Ahimsa means ‘do no harm’. It is a well known concept in our country as many religions speak volumes about the value of Ahimsa. A shining example of the power of Ahimsa is the Indian freedom struggle...
