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The return of dengue
Summer is approaching, mosquitoes are making a comeback and so is the
dreaded dengue virus, which means it is time to clean up the puddles, put up
the netting and start fumigating and other mosquito repellent measures.
28 May, 2013
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30 March, 2012
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The pain busting solution
With the chill in the air, many people complain of nagging pains in their
bodies that no medicine seems to treat. If you are one of these people, you
may want to consider advice from the Queen of England’s own homeopathic
physician (who is also a general practitioner) and use Arnica.
28 May, 2013
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16 March, 2012
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The berry of youth
Native to China, the goji berry (also known as wolfberry) has been hailed
as the latest super food. Yet, this bright orange-red berry has been eaten in
Asia for generations because it is believed to have properties that aid
longevity.
28 May, 2013
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31 July, 2012
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The Benefits Of Blueberries
Packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, blueberries are currently
touted as one of summer’s super foods. They are now available at a few
supermarkets in Pakistan and can also be found in muffins, pancakes, frozen
yoghurt, cheesecakes and waffles at many cafés and bakeries.
28 May, 2013
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01 June, 2012
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Take care of your kidneys
To raise awareness about kidney health, the International Society of
Nephrology (ISN) and International Federation of Kidney Foundation (IFKF)
declared March 8, World Kidney Day.
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Stay Neutral With The Alkaline Diet
The Alkaline Diet, also known as the Alkaline Ash Diet, is being touted as
the latest health craze.
28 May, 2013
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11 April, 2012
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Snooze and win
Recently, sleep has been in the news for all the right reasons. Whereas
previously people believed that when ‘you snooze, you lose’ a
study that was presented in Australia last week suggests that getting a good
night’s sleep (more than nine hours) suppresses certain genetic factors
which are linked to weight gain, indicating that sleep is good for weight
loss.
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Reflexology For Athletes – And Everyone Else
Have you been watching the adrenaline pumping action of the Euro Cup and
wondering how footballers maintain their mental and physical strength and
manage pain and fatigue?
28 May, 2013
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15 June, 2012
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Organic Greens
Recently, the sabzi-wala in my neighbourhood put up a banner stating
“Organic vegetables available!” Suddenly, every woman in
the /mohalla/ wanted to know what organic produce was all about.
28 May, 2013
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27 April, 2012
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Lose weight mediterranean style
Mediterranean cuisine has long been considered wholesome and healthy and
these days the Mediterranean Diet has become all the rage. The Diet is
believed to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s, diabetes, heart disease and
obesity, and according to the latest research, it also helps improve brain
health.
28 May, 2013
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15 April, 2012