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Home remedies for bleeding gums

August 4, 2014

There’s no denying that a bright and shinning smile can instantly pep up the dullest moment. But, if your gums bleed when you brush your teeth, you are probably suffering from a slightly mild case of gingivitis. Gum bleeding is […]

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Feeling stressed without your phone? You may be suffering from nomophobia

August 4, 2014

Do you constantly check your smartphone for notifications or find yourself unable to focus at work or at school without your smartphone? You are likely to be suffering from nomophobia, an abbreviation for no-mobile-phone phobia. According to The Telegraph, the […]

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Try cycling to work

August 4, 2014

It’s the fastest growing health phenomenon with more urban cities waking up to the benefits of pedal-pushing to their offices. Not only does cycling add up to a great workout, but it brings a person closer to nature and eases […]

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Have cottage cheese for protein intake

August 3, 2014

Unlike other varieties of cheese, cottage cheese or paneer, has the best protein to calorie ratio, giving you a large amount of much needed protein, with a lot less calories. Amino acids present in cottage cheese are responsible for the […]

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Unleash the power of mustard seed for cancer, inflammation and more

August 1, 2014

A familiar staple in Indian food, mustard seed is much more than a peppery-tasting spice. It also addresses a number of health ailments, including: cancer, asthma, weight gain and hair issues — as well as variety of other concerns. Ingesting […]

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Why is henna good for you

August 1, 2014

Henna isn’t just for covering grey hair. It makes your hair strong, voluminous and shiny. Find out why applying henna pack is good for your hair. Henna is one of the most popular beauty herbs in India and tropical countries […]

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Light at night may interfere with breast cancer drug

August 1, 2014

Light at night has already been widely linked to poorer sleep quality, but now even dim light is being shown to interfere with a breast cancer drug’s ability to do its job. So says a new study on rats out […]

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A test kit to better diagnose and treat kidney cancer

August 1, 2014

A test kit that can help predict the treatment and survival outcomes in kidney cancer patients has been created, in a collaboration between researchers and doctors at the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN), Singapore General Hospital (SGH) and the […]

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App that pays you for exercise

July 31, 2014

Will you miss your workout if you had to pay for it? If money motivates you more than fitness, an app is here to either reward or punish you. Pact is an app which uses money to track your fitness […]

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Exercises for better eyesight

July 31, 2014

You don’t need spectacles, lenses, even surgery. Easy-peasy exercises done daily can smarten up your eyesight, says a vision trainer In the time it will take you to read this page (five minutes, we anticipate, for the slow reader), you […]

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