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Waking up tired despite an early bedtime? 7 Expert tips to improve sleep, reset your circadian rhythm, and boost morning energy

Waking up tired often stems from nighttime habits, not just sleep duration. Dr. Pal explains that irregular schedules, excessive screen time, and bright light disrupt the body's natural rhythm, preventing restorative sleep. Establishing consistent routines, managing light exposure, and mindful eating and caffeine intake are key to achieving deeper, more refreshing sleep and improved morning energy.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 11:10 pm

How much water is enough in winter: Signs you are drinking too little

Winter's chill tricks our bodies into drinking less water. Thirst signals weaken, making dehydration a common issue. This affects energy, focus, and skin health. Experts advise conscious hydration, even without feeling thirsty. Warm drinks and soups can help. Monitoring urine colour is a key indicator. Staying hydrated is vital for overall wellbeing throughout the year.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 10:10 pm

Doctor reveals 5 warning signs you may have parasites in your body

Intestinal parasites are more common than perceived, often presenting with subtle symptoms mistaken for digestive issues. Dr. Eric Berg highlights five potential warning signs, including unexplained sugar cravings, night-time teeth grinding, itching, extreme bloating, and iron-deficient anemia. Laboratory testing remains the most reliable method for diagnosis.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 10:00 pm

You are storing boiled eggs wrong and it could make you sick

Boiled eggs offer convenience but require careful storage to prevent bacterial growth. Refrigeration at 4C is crucial, keeping them safe for up to a week. Leaving them at room temperature for over two hours significantly increases risks. Always cool eggs completely before refrigerating, and discard any with off-smells or unusual textures to avoid food poisoning.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 9:10 pm

5 common holiday habits that can silently increase your risk of heart failure

Holiday festivities can pose hidden risks for individuals with heart conditions due to altered routines and indulgent meals. Cardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov highlights that subtle warning signs like increased sodium intake, changes in breathing after meals, alcohol consumption, fatigue, and swelling can trigger heart failure flare-ups. Awareness and prompt action are crucial for safe celebrations.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 8:10 pm

Simple ways to increase omega-3 intake: Support heart function, brain health, and immunity

Omega-3 fatty acids are vital nutrients the body can't produce, supporting heart and brain health. Many diets lack sufficient EPA and DHA, but simple dietary adjustments can significantly boost intake. Incorporating foods like canned salmon, enriched eggs, flaxseed, sardines, smoked salmon, and chia seeds offers practical ways to improve overall well-being.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 7:10 pm

Nutritionist shares lab tests to identify the root cause of everyday health issues

Modern lifestyle problems such as hair loss, fatigue, poor sleep, digestive discomfort, and irregular periods are becoming increasingly common, yet most people try to fix them with quick dietary changes or supplements without ever understanding what their body is truly lacking. In a recent video, top nutritionist Dr. Ryan Fernando hinted that the real solution begins with identifying the root cause. Dr. Fernando emphasizes that targeted testing allows you to understand what your body is missing, where systems are underperforming, and which deficiencies silently drive these everyday problems. Only then can diet, lifestyle changes, or supplementation become truly effective. To make this process easier, Dr. Fernando breaks down exactly which tests one should consider for each common lifestyle problem. Here are the specific tests he recommends for the symptoms most people struggle with today.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 6:00 pm

You are eating kale all wrong! How to make it healthier

You swapped your fries for kale. But was it the right thing to do. Researchers have discovered that pairing kale with oil-based dressings or sauces significantly enhances the body's absorption of its beneficial nutrients, like carotenoids. This finding challenges common preparation methods, revealing that adding healthy fats, such as olive oil, is key to maximizing kale's nutritional power, whether raw or cooked.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 5:45 pm

5 silent signs of kidney disease beyond changes in urine

Kidney diseases are increasingly common, affecting millions, with many unaware of their condition. About 40% of people with severely reduced kidney function are unaware of it, as per the CDC. Beyond urine changes, silent signs like fatigue, itchy skin, sleep troubles, puffy eyes, and swollen ankles can indicate declining kidney function. Early detection is vital for effective treatment and better outcomes.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 5:30 pm

5 superfoods to eat during winter to boost immunity

The winter is here. As winter arrives, so does illnesses including the flu. So how do you protect yourselves? By eating the right food. Boost your immunity with nutrient-rich foods recommended by nutritionist. These foods offer antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals essential for overall health. They strengthen your immunity, keep your energy stable, and protect you from common winter infections, so make sure theyre on your plate every single day.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 5:25 pm

How chronic snoring might signal risks to heart: Early signs, causes and the need for early diagnosis

Chronic snoring may signal Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), a serious condition linked to high blood pressure, stroke, and heart failure. Dr. Kunal Sood highlights this, urging recognition of snoring as a warning sign. Early detection and intervention are vital for reducing long-term health risks and improving overall wellbeing. Consult a doctor if you experience persistent loud snoring or daytime fatigue.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 5:10 pm

Top doctor shares one simple dietary change that may reduce stroke risk

Emerging research highlights the crucial role of protein source in stroke prevention. A Mayo Clinic-trained endocrinologist suggests prioritizing plant-based proteins over red meat, processed meat, and dairy. Studies indicate that replacing these animal proteins with legumes, nuts, seeds, and whole grains significantly lowers the risk of fatal stroke.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 4:00 pm

Why non-smokers in Delhi are facing rising lung cancer risks

Delhi's smog is causing lung cancer in non-smokers. This trend is increasing, affecting women and younger people. Fine particulate matter in the air damages lungs. Adenocarcinoma, a specific lung cancer type, is becoming more common. This highlights the urgent need for cleaner air policies. Environmental exposure is now a major risk factor.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 3:10 pm

Delhi weekend pick: SARAS Food Festival lights up Sunder Nursery with flavours from 25+ states

Delhi's SARAS Food Festival at Sunder Nursery is a vibrant celebration of India's culinary and cultural diversity, featuring authentic flavors from over 25 states prepared by SHG didis. Visitors can enjoy a cross-country food trail, live cultural performances, and handmade crafts, all set against the backdrop of Mughal-era architecture.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 3:00 pm

Frostbite, wolves, and 5 years on the road Rosie Swale-Popes epic run around the world

Rosie Swale-Pope, MBE, is a British author and adventurer renowned for her extraordinary feats, including a five-year run around the world that raised 250,000 for orphaned children. Her life is a testament to resilience, marked by solo sailing, long-distance treks, and numerous marathons, all driven by a commitment to helping others.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 1:52 pm

5 things to mix with haldi for winter glow up

Here are five simple, skin-loving ingredients you can mix with haldi for the ultimate winter glow-up.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 1:00 pm

Not just LDL cholesterol: Here are 6 biomarkers that can predict longevity

Surviving longer and remaining healthier in later life is influenced by many factors beyond classical blood lipids. A growing body of clinical research shows that simple physiological, functional and biochemical markers often outperform single lipid measures for predicting all-cause and cardiovascular mortality. Biomarkers, or biological markers, are measurable indicators of a biological state or process in the body. These are health signals that reflect how well different organs, systems or metabolic pathways are functioning. Clinically, biomarkers are useful because they help predict disease risk, monitor how health is changing over time, and often provide early warnings long before symptoms appear. Modern research increasingly shows that certain lifestyle-linked biomarkers offer powerful insight into ones biological age and long-term survival.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 1:00 pm

The Chocolate Bomb everyone in Hyderabad is talking about

Hyderabad has a new sweet sensation, and it is melting hearts one dessert plate at a time, the Chocolate Bomb. This is not just something you eat, it is something you experience. Picture this: a perfectly round chocolate ball placed before you like treasure. Then warm, silky chocolate sauce is slowly poured over it. The Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

The Siasat Daily 30 Nov 2025 12:47 pm

Subclade K: What is this new flu strain?

A new flu variant, 'subclade K' of H3N2, is driving a surge in cases globally, prompting concerns during the holiday season. Despite potential reduced vaccine effectiveness, health officials urge vaccination as the best defense against severe illness and hospitalization. With the holiday season here and vaccination rates lagging, the new strain is raising concern.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 11:21 am

Manisha Koirala stuns in a simple gold-black saree

Manisha Koirala captivated at the Gustaakh Ishq premiere with a regal yet simple Raw Mango saree. Her understated elegance, paired with a black blouse and minimal accessories, highlighted the saree's modern graphic appeal. Koirala's appreciation for her styling and glam team added warmth to her timeless fashion statement.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 10:27 am

Things you believe cause cancer but actually DONT: What science really says about common cancer myths

Many common fears about cancer triggers are unfounded, according to a UK survey. While smoking and being overweight are proven risks, myths like stress and cellphones causing cancer persist. Educated younger individuals are more aware of actual causes, highlighting the need for accurate information to combat anxiety and guide preventive actions.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 10:10 am

How 30 minutes of walking can improve heart health

A leading cardiologist emphasizes that 30-60 minutes of daily walking is a powerful, often overlooked, prescription for heart health. This simple activity triggers significant physiological changes, improving mood, reducing stress hormones, stabilizing blood sugar, and even boosting happiness. Experts highlight its role in lowering cardiovascular disease risk and combating heart rhythm issues, proving that consistent steps can transform well-being.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 9:50 am

6 signs your childhood trauma is affecting you as an adult

Childhood trauma leaves lasting impacts. The past is past simply doesnt apply here. These past experiences can resurface in adulthood, affecting daily life. Dr Judith Joseph, a psychiatrist, highlights six signs. These include intense startle responses and people-pleasing. Hypervigilance and anger outbursts are also noted. Understanding these manifestations is key to seeking support and recovery.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 7:11 am

Rachel Riley talks about her PTSD diagnosis

Television presenter Rachel Riley revealed developing PTSD after her 2013 stint on Strictly Come Dancing. The intense competition stress triggered the condition, but she found recovery through cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). Riley credits CBT for helping her manage perfectionism and build resilience, shifting her perspective on failure and embracing challenges.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 6:00 am

Sleep expert reveals disturbing meanings behind teeth falling out in your dreams

Dreams often feel random, but a survey of 2,000 UK adults reveals clear emotional patterns behind them. Sleep expert Delphi Ellis says dreams can act as a friend, offering guidance and insight into our waking anxieties. From teeth falling out to running in slow motion, these recurring dream scenarios often reflect uncertainty, stress, insecurity or transition, not literal predictions, but psychological cues worth paying attention to.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 5:30 am

Can your food habits impact your partners gut health: What new research reveals

Your dinner choices profoundly impact your partner's gut health, a recent study reveals. Shared meals and dietary habits lead to similar gut microbiomes, influencing digestion, immunity, and even mood. Adopting healthy eating together fosters beneficial bacteria, while unhealthy patterns can create shared health risks. This highlights the power of couples collaborating for mutual wellbeing.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 5:10 am

Stop microwaving water and milk: Know the hidden dangers and health risks

Microwaving water and milk poses hidden dangers. Uneven heating can create dangerously hot pockets, leading to burns. Superheating causes sudden, explosive eruptions of liquid. Milk's composition makes it even more unpredictable. Nutritional content may also be affected. Safer alternatives like kettles and water baths are recommended for controlled warming and to prevent injuries.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 4:10 am

How to use rice for glowing skin: 5 effective methods for brightness and radiance

Discover the power of rice for radiant skin, a popular Korean beauty secret. Rice, rich in antioxidants and vitamins, gently brightens, improves texture, and calms irritation. Explore five effective ways to incorporate rice into your skincare routine, from brightening face mists and nourishing face packs to exfoliating scrubs and de-puffing ice cubes, for a clearer, smoother, and more luminous complexion.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 2:10 am

How to keep oranges fresh for longer: Simple ways to store them and stop them from drying out

Proper storage is key to keeping oranges fresh and preventing spoilage. Storing them in the fridge, using breathable bags, and avoiding washing before storage significantly extends their shelf life. Regular checks and separation from ethylene-producing fruits also help maintain their juiciness and flavor for weeks.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 1:10 am

Who should avoid cucumbers: Side effects, allergies, and digestive risks explained

While generally healthy, cucumbers can cause adverse effects for specific individuals. Those with diabetes, respiratory issues, allergies, or sensitive digestion may experience symptoms like blood sugar drops, increased mucus, allergic reactions, or bloating. Understanding these interactions is crucial for making informed dietary choices and ensuring well-being.

The Times of India 30 Nov 2025 12:10 am

Men are puzzled by the stitch line running down the scrotum: Heres what it actually is

Many men eventually discover a seam-like line on their scrotum and wonder whether its a scar, or something abnormal. In fact, its completely normal and medically known as the scrotal raphe, a developmental remnant from early fetal life. Health experts explain how, during embryonic development, genital tissue fuses under the influence of hormones, leaving this visible line, a harmless anatomical marker we all began with.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 11:27 pm

Dr Alok Chopra explains the easiest ways to cut pollution harm

Dr. Alok Chopra, a prominent cardiologist, emphasizes that the hazardous air quality in Delhi is a dire health emergency instead of an unavoidable reality. He advocates for urgent measures: wear N95 masks, keep sensitive individuals sheltered, and utilize air purifiers to combat pollution. Incorporating antioxidant-rich foods, specific supplements, and indoor greenery can enhance our health resilience.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 10:00 pm

Doctors issue major warning over viral limitless pill used by celebrities as brain fuel

A once-obscure medical dye called methylene blue is trending as a so-called limitless pill, boosted by celebrity anecdotes, podcast chatter and biohacking culture. While influencers tout cognitive benefits and vitality, medical experts stress that research in humans is limited and risks, including serotonin syndrome are real. The substance has legitimate FDA-approved clinical uses, but its wellness hype remains far ahead of verified science.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 9:07 pm

Why is your money plant turning yellow: Simple home remedies to revive it

Yellowing leaves on your money plant signal stress, not permanent damage. Addressing watering habits, ensuring proper light, improving soil, and managing humidity are key. Watch for pests and avoid temperature fluctuations. Occasional feeding with natural fertilizers can also revive your plant. With these adjustments, your money plant can regain its vibrant green shine.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 8:10 pm

Immunologist shares 9 supplements for slow ageing and stronger immunity

Immunologist Dr. Jenna Macciochi suggests nine supplements to support healthier, slower aging and boost energy. This regimen focuses on strengthening immune resilience, improving gut balance, and calming inflammation, crucial for those in their 40s and 50s. These targeted supplements help fill nutritional gaps, promoting a more resilient body from the inside out.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 7:54 pm

Which is the saltiest sea in the world? (and why its nearly impossible to drown here)

Experience the wonder of the Dead Sea, Earth's saltiest body of water, where floating effortlessly is a reality. Located at the lowest land elevation, its extreme salinity, nearly ten times that of oceans, prevents any life from surviving. Discover the natural factors contributing to its unique saltiness and why drowning is virtually impossible.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 6:04 pm

Heart health alert: 5 silent and unusual symptoms that could predict a heart attack

Most of us imagine a heart attack as a sudden chest pain and falling to the ground. In fact, the body often gives much quieter signals, sometimes years in advance of a crisis. These can show up in unlikely places such as the skin, gut, jaw, or sleep pattern. Learning to read them allows earlier testing and treatment, especially in someone who already lives with diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol. Dr. Jack Wolfson, a leading U.S cardiologist, shares 5 unusual warning signs of heart trouble for early detection and prevention.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 6:00 pm

Do not miss a nighttime shower: Top American doctor warns

Skipping your nighttime shower could be detrimental to your health, according to Dr. Tania Elliott. Bringing allergens, viruses, and bacteria into your bed can worsen allergy symptoms and increase infection risk. She also advises against sleeping on hotel pillowcases due to harsh detergents and cautions against melatonin supplements, citing potential health risks and heart failure links.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 6:00 pm

Why is love blind? Science has answers

A groundbreaking Australian study reveals that romantic love literally scrambles the brain, explaining why we place loved ones on a pedestal. Researchers found that oxytocin combined with dopamine activates reward pathways, making our partners the center of our lives. This world-first investigation sheds light on the evolutionary puzzle of romantic love.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 5:45 pm

Americas favourite cooking oil linked to obesity

Its the cooking oil Americans reach for every single day, often without a second thought. A UC Riverside study links America's favorite cooking oil, to obesity in mice. Researchers discovered that a specific liver protein variation influences how the body processes linoleic acid, a key component of soybean oil, leading to weight gain.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 5:30 pm

Hyderabad gets its own Dubai-Style waterfall at Necklace Road

Hyderabad just got its newest winter attraction, and parents looking for a weekend plan that keeps the little ones entertained finally have an easy answer. The ongoing Winter Utsav Mela at Peoples Plaza, Necklace Road, has unveiled a giant artificial waterfall and an Antarctica-themed zone that is quickly becoming the citys favourite family spot this Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

The Siasat Daily 29 Nov 2025 5:17 pm

Indoor plants for sinus relief: How greenery improves air quality and eases congestion

Discover how common houseplants can significantly boost your sinus health. These green allies naturally filter dust and pollen, while also increasing humidity to soothe dry nasal passages. By reducing airborne irritants and harmful chemicals, plants like snake plants and peace lilies create a healthier home environment, offering a natural complement to your sinus care routine.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 4:10 pm

Want to protect your brain when you drink? Neuroscientist shares his top 3 supplements for brain health

Neuroscientist Robert Love offers three supplements to lessen alcohol's impact on the brain. Activated charcoal, selenium, and a L-Tyrosine and Lion's Mane mushroom blend can help. These are not substitutes for moderation or professional medical advice. They support the body and mind when enjoying alcoholic beverages. Love's advice aligns with science-backed habits for brain health.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 4:00 pm

Jingle Bells All the Way in Delhi: The Christmas markets you absolutely cant miss!

Delhi transforms into a winter wonderland in December, hosting numerous Christmas markets brimming with festive cheer. From the authentic European experience at the German Christmas Market to the vibrant Select CITYWALK Christmas Carnival and the food-centric Horn OK Please, the city offers diverse celebrations for everyone to enjoy.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 3:33 pm

Strawberry vs blueberry: Which berry supports nutrition and overall health

Strawberries offer superior hydration and vitamin C, aiding cardiometabolic health and satiety. Blueberries, rich in anthocyanins, excel in boosting cognitive function and vascular health. Both berries provide potent antioxidants, but their distinct nutritional profiles offer complementary benefits for a well-rounded, health-conscious diet. Incorporating both ensures a wider range of health advantages.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 3:10 pm

How to keep monkeys away from your home safely and effectively

Monkeys are increasingly visiting homes near green spaces, drawn by easily accessible food. This behaviour, often spread through social learning and habitat loss, poses risks to both humans and animals. Experts advise securing food sources, reinforcing entry points, using humane deterrents, and fostering community-wide cooperation to effectively manage these encounters and promote coexistence.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 2:10 pm

How freezing your bread makes it healthier for blood sugar control and gut health

Freezing bread transforms its starch structure, creating resistant starch that digests slowly, much like fiber. This process leads to steadier blood sugar levels, improved gut health by feeding beneficial bacteria, and more sustained energy. Studies show freezing and defrosting white bread can reduce post-meal blood glucose spikes by up to 30 percent.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 1:10 pm

7 nighttime drinks safe for diabetics, pre-diabetics, and those with insulin resistance

Nighttime drinks can significantly aid blood sugar stability for those with diabetes, pre-diabetes, or insulin resistance. Options like apple cider vinegar, chamomile tea, golden milk, aloe vera juice, berberine tea, electrolyte drinks, and salt water sole help manage overnight hormonal surges, improve insulin sensitivity, and promote better sleep without causing glucose spikes, according to wellness expert Dr. Eric Berg.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 1:00 pm

What eating soaked raisins daily can do for your bones, digestion, and immunity this winter

Winter's chill calls for smart nutrition, and soaked raisins are a traditional powerhouse now backed by science. These nutrient-dense gems boost digestion, strengthen bones, and fortify immunity with essential minerals and antioxidants. Enjoying them daily supports steady energy and cardiovascular health, making them a vital addition to your cold-weather diet.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 12:10 pm

Warning sign your drinking is no longer casual

Former alcoholic Corey Warren warns that experiencing blackouts, even once, signifies a drinking relationship beyond casual. This occurs when alcohol tolerance is so high that the body's limits are exceeded without awareness, indicating a serious issue. Experts confirm blackouts are a strong sign of alcohol-use disorder, urging individuals to re-evaluate their consumption.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 11:11 am

Walking is great but it wont save your bones, says cardiologist: Why strength training is the missing piece

Walking is one of those habits everyone loves to love-it's easy, free, and packs a punch for your heart, mood, and waistline. But if you're counting on it to keep your bones rock-solid as the years add up, US cardiologist Dr. Jeremy London has a wake-up call. With more than 25 years as a cardiovascular surgeon, he says while strolling through the park feels great and supports overall health, it falls short on building real bone strength. The reason? Bones need serious mechanical stress to grow denser, and walking just doesn't deliver enough of a jolt.Dr. London simplifies it: Our skeletons respond to impact and resistance, such as that from jumping, lifting, or pressing against weight. The ordinary walk keeps you mobile and reduces risks, such as high blood pressure or slow metabolism, but it lacks the load that tells bones to toughen themselves up. And all of this matters much more when we reach middle age, particularly for women when estrogen levels fall and the risk of osteoporosis rises. He shared this in a recent Instagram reel, urging people not to abandon walking but to combine it with smarter moves for full-body protection.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 10:07 am

4 foods that one should never take on an empty stomach to avoid gas and bloating

Eating certain foods like raw vegetables, tomatoes, citrus fruits, and coffee on an empty stomach can worsen gas, acidity, and bloating. Nutritionist Shweta Shah recommends gentler ways to enjoy these, such as cooking vegetables, combining tomatoes with other foods, having citrus mid-morning, and eating a snack before coffee. Simple morning swaps can significantly improve digestion.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 8:59 am

Soaked vs dried raisins: Health benefits, nutritional value, digestive support, and which is healthier

Raisins, a popular snack, come in two forms: soaked and dried. Soaked raisins aid digestion and nutrient absorption. Dried raisins provide quick energy and fibre. Both offer unique advantages for your diet. Choosing between them depends on your health goals. Enjoy this versatile fruit in a way that suits you best.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 8:10 am

Do not eat: Aldi recalls holiday treats due to allergy risk

Aldi has recalled two popular holiday treats due to undeclared allergens, posing a risk of serious allergic reactions. The Choceur Pecan, Cranberry & Cinnamon Holiday Bark may contain undeclared wheat, while the Choceur Cookie Butter Holiday Bark might have undeclared pecans. Consumers are advised to discard or return these products for a refund.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 7:57 am

Kim Kardashians new scan reveals 'low brain activity'

Reality star Kim Kardashian recently discovered 'low brain activity' in the frontal region during a scan, potentially linked to chronic stress from studying for the California bar exam. This news follows her earlier revelation of an aneurysm diagnosis. Despite the findings, doctors assure no elevated Alzheimer's risk, noting her positive outlook.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 7:01 am

Feel sluggish or low energy? Try these 5 Chinese longevity exercises

Ancient Chinese movement practices like Qigong and Tai Chi are gaining popularity for their wellness benefits. These routines, combining gentle exercise and mindful movement, can boost circulation, improve balance, and enhance energy levels. Discover five simple longevity exercises, including lymphatic hopping and arm swings, to invigorate your day and combat sluggishness.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 7:00 am

Bruce Willis wife on holiday celebrations amid dementia

Bruce Willis' family is adapting their holiday traditions as the actor battles frontotemporal dementia (FTD). His wife, Emma Heming, shared that while celebrations are 'different,' they find joy in being present with him and maintaining familiar traditions. Despite the challenges of dementia, the family emphasizes that laughter and joy still exist.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 6:01 am

5 unexpected skin symptoms that could signal lung cancer

Sometimes, lung cancer can show itself in unexpected ways through the skin. While these skin symptoms are less common, they can serve as important early clues that the disease is affecting areas beyond the lungs. Recognizing these signs can help with earlier detection and timely medical intervention. Here are five key skin symptoms associated with lung cancer and why they matter.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 5:00 am

The best time to eat garlic for immunity, heart health, inflammation, and digestion: Maximise the benefits with smart timing

Unlock garlic's full health potential by timing your intake. Consuming it on an empty stomach in the morning may boost immunity, support heart health, and reduce inflammation. Incorporating garlic into meals, especially dinner, aids digestion and promotes gut health. This potent ingredient offers significant wellness benefits when strategically consumed.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 2:40 am

Why childhood bone cancer is hard to detect early: Symptoms parents should watch for

New research reveals bone cancer in children and teens faces the longest diagnostic delays, often taking months, unlike other childhood cancers. This delay allows tumours to grow, impacting treatment success. Teenagers experience the longest waits, with symptoms frequently mistaken for common injuries. Early recognition of persistent pain and swelling is crucial for timely intervention and better outcomes.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 2:10 am

Optical illusion challenge: Spot 92 and 29 among 26s in just 8 seconds

Test your eyesight with a visual puzzle. Spot two hidden numbers, 92 and 29, among many 26s. You have only 8 seconds. This challenge sharpens your focus and concentration. Optical illusions trick the brain by hiding subtle differences. Finding these numbers requires speed and precision. If you succeed, you have excellent visual skills.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 2:00 am

Black tea benefits: 6 ways this antioxidant-rich drink supports overall health

Black tea, a globally cherished beverage, offers significant health benefits beyond its caffeine. Rich in antioxidants, it supports immunity, enhances mental focus, and improves heart and gut health. It also aids in regulating blood sugar and contributes to daily hydration, making it a valuable addition to a balanced lifestyle.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 1:40 am

What happens when you drink warm water before bed: Benefits for digestion, body, and possible drawbacks

Sipping warm water before bed offers benefits like improved hydration, digestion, and mood, potentially aiding skin health and weight management. However, excessive or overly hot water can disrupt sleep, cause throat discomfort, or interfere with medications. Balanced hydration throughout the day, with mindful evening intake, is key to enjoying this habit's advantages while avoiding potential downsides.

The Times of India 29 Nov 2025 12:10 am

4 simple exercises that can help relieve foot pain from diabetic neuropathy

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes, often marked by pain, numbness, weakness and poor footankle mobility that can seriously impair daily function and quality of life. Recent research increasingly shows that, beyond medication, targeted physical exercises for the foot, ankle and lower leg offer a promising, nonpharmacological strategy to support nerve and musculoskeletal health in people with DPN.What makes these findings especially compelling is that many of these positive effects appear even with simple, lowintensity exercises. As such, exercise emerges not as a cure, but as a practical, accessible and evidencesupported component of neuropathy selfcare.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 11:00 pm

How to grow fresh green chillies at home: Easy pot gardening tips for a fresh harvest

Cultivating green chillies at home in pots offers a fresh, convenient supply for your kitchen. By selecting the right pot, preparing nutrient-rich soil, and providing consistent care including proper watering, fertilisation, and pest protection, you can achieve a healthy, productive plant. Regular pruning and timely harvesting ensure a continuous yield of vibrant, homegrown chillies.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 10:30 pm

Greasy hair even after washing: Causes, prevention tips, and home remedies for oily scalp

Greasy hair after washing stems from excessive sebum production due to factors like seborrhoea, incorrect products, diet, hormones, hair type, and pollution. Common habits like over-conditioning or hot water exacerbate oiliness. Managing this involves using appropriate products, a balanced diet, limiting styling, and employing natural remedies for a fresh, clean look.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 9:00 pm

Can frequent urination be a sign of cancer? Understanding what the symptom really means

Frequent urination can signal serious issues like prostate, kidney, or pelvic cancers, especially when accompanied by blood in urine, pain, or unexplained weight loss. While often benign, persistent or unexplained urges warrant medical attention. Early detection through timely evaluation is crucial for better health outcomes, even if most cases stem from common, treatable conditions.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 8:00 pm

What happens when you drink ajwain water everyday for a month

The body's metabolic rate increases when you drink ajwain water which results in better calorie burning efficiency. The weight management properties of ajwain possesses stem from its ability to boost fat metabolism. Ajwain functions as a natural diuretic, which helps people eliminate excess water and salt from their bodies

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 8:00 pm

5 countries with zero airports, yet travellers make it in for the experience

If you are curious by now and wondering how people get in, heres a look at five airport-less nations and the routes that make them accessible.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 8:00 pm

Goa: PM Narendra Modi inaugurates 77-ft statue of Lord Ram, and Ramayana Theme Park

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a 77-foot bronze statue of Lord Rama and the Ramayana Theme Park Garden at a historic math in Goa. He also released a commemorative coin and postal stamp, highlighting India's cultural resurgence and Goa's preservation of its heritage.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 7:26 pm

Optical illusion: Can you spot 3 differences in this dog image under 12 seconds?

A new online visual puzzle is testing observation skills by asking viewers to find three subtle differences between two dog images within 12 seconds. The challenge highlights the importance of keen attention to detail and focus under pressure. The differences involve a collar tag, a bird on the doghouse roof, and a doghouse window.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 7:00 pm

8 modern-sounding Indian baby names starting with letter B

Choosing a modern-sounding Indian baby name that begins with the letter B can feel refreshing, these names often carry a blend of tradition, melody, and contemporary appeal. The letter B has a soft yet confident sound, making names starting with it feel warm, approachable, and meaningful. Many of these names come from Sanskrit roots or Indian cultural heritage, yet they remain stylish and easy to pronounce in todays global world. Whether you prefer something timeless, spiritual, nature-inspired, or simply modern and pleasant to say, the following names strike a perfect balance of familiarity and freshness for todays generation.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 7:00 pm

The worlds rarest blood type found in just 3 people; doctors stunned by discovery

Scientists in Thailand have identified a remarkably rare hybrid blood type, B(A), found in only three individuals out of hundreds of thousands tested. This discovery challenges traditional blood typing assumptions, highlighting the critical need for advanced screening to prevent dangerous transfusion reactions and ensure patient safety. The finding underscores the vast, undiscovered diversity within human biology.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 6:30 pm

Watch: Sky-dining glitch leaves tourists stranded high up in the air near Munnar

A sky-dining experience in Anachal, Idukki, turned into a rescue operation Friday when a crane malfunction left tourists stranded 120 feet in the air. A hydraulic failure prevented the dining platform from being lowered. Fire and rescue teams are working to bring everyone down safely.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 6:25 pm

Colon cancer in youngsters: 5 warning signs

Colorectal cancer is alarmingly increasing in younger adults, with significant rises reported in those aged 15-24. A gastroenterologist highlights five key warning signs to watch for, including blood in stool, changes in bowel habits, chronic abdominal pain, unintentional weight loss, and persistent fatigue. Early detection is crucial for improved treatment outcomes.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 6:15 pm

Not just water: 5 drinks that can detoxify the kidneys

Our kidneys work around the clock, removing toxins from our body, filtering waste, and purifying the liver

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 6:00 pm

Healthy heart: Experts say start with tea, coffee and cocoa

Heart disease claims a life every 34 seconds globally. A King's College London study reveals that diets rich in polyphenols, found in tea, coffee, berries, and nuts, significantly lower long-term cardiovascular risk. These plant compounds help maintain healthy blood pressure and cholesterol, offering a simple, effective way to protect your heart as you age.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 6:00 pm

5 places where the sun never sets (or never rises): How travellers experience it

Because of atmospheric refraction, this effect can be observed not only at the circles themselves but across latitudes from roughly 6544 to 90 in both hemispheres. Likewise, the polar night occurs in winter, when the Sun stays entirely below the horizon for a full 24 hours. Some of the best places to experience them are as follows:

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 5:56 pm

Why does your sinus flare up in winter: Understanding the causes and solutions

Winter's arrival often triggers sinus discomfort due to dry indoor heating, temperature shifts, and closed environments. These conditions irritate nasal linings, thicken mucus, and increase inflammation, leading to congestion and headaches. Cold air constricts nasal blood vessels, hindering mucus drainage. Understanding these triggers can help manage seasonal sinus flare-ups effectively.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 5:30 pm

Winter hair growth: How to use Tamanu oil for hair growth

Known for its skin-healing properties, Tamanu oil is now being explored as a powerful ally for hair growth. Lets dive into what it is, how it works, and the best ways to use it for luscious locks.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 5:02 pm

Inside Gachibowli spot serving Hyderabads rare Sufiyani Biryani

Hyderabads love affair with biryani is no secret. However, within this city of bold, spice-heavy flavours lies a quieter, royal recipe that many have forgotten- the Sufiyani Biryani. Pale, fragrant and mildly seasoned, it once held a special place in royal kitchens but is now a rare commodity in Hyderabadi restaurant menus. Indeed, in this Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

The Siasat Daily 28 Nov 2025 5:01 pm

Loss of taste and smell is not always Covid or flu: AIIMS Harvard trained expert reveals zinc deficiency as the hidden reason

A leading gastroenterologist highlights that a sudden loss of taste and smell, often mistaken for flu or COVID-19, can be an early sign of zinc deficiency. This crucial mineral supports immune function and tissue repair. Slow wound healing also indicates low zinc. Dietary adjustments with foods like pumpkin seeds and oysters can help restore levels.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 5:00 pm

How 'sleep banking' can make you more focused and energetic

Sleep banking means getting extra sleep ahead of time to build up a reserve against upcoming sleep loss. This practice helps reduce the drop in alertness, focus, and performance when sleep gets short later. Studies show it works best for planned tough periods like long shifts, wedding, travel, or night duties, not as a fix for ongoing poor sleep

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 5:00 pm

5 skin signs of liver damage you should not ignore

Your skin can reveal secrets about your liver's health. Subtle changes like yellowing, persistent itching without a rash, or unusual palm redness may signal liver stress. Even nail and skin texture shifts can be clues. Early detection through these visible signs is crucial for timely medical evaluation and intervention, especially for those with risk factors.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 3:30 pm

STOP eating these food combinations together: The science-backed list of pairings that can damage your heart

Unhealthy food combinations can significantly harm your heart. Meals high in salt, sugar, and saturated fat together create a metabolic and vascular load. This forces the heart and blood vessels to work harder, leading to long-term damage. Focusing on balanced meals with fibre, lean proteins, and healthy fats is crucial for strong cardiovascular health.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 3:00 pm

Top 20 Friendliest cities in the world in 2025 (No Stranger Things vibes here!)

A recent global survey revealed the world's friendliest cities, with Porto, Portugal, topping the list. This ranking highlights cities where locals warmly welcome strangers, offer assistance, and foster a comfortable atmosphere. From Europe to Latin America and Asia, these destinations are celebrated for their inclusive and helpful communities, making visitors feel truly at home.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 3:00 pm

How everyday foods like tea and coffee can protect your heart from damage caused by prolonged sitting

New research indicates that flavanols, found in foods like cocoa, apples, and berries, can help preserve vascular responsiveness during prolonged sitting. A study showed that consuming high-flavanol cocoa prevented the decline in arterial dilation and rise in diastolic blood pressure observed with low-flavanol drinks, offering a dietary strategy to counter sedentary impacts.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 2:30 pm

What is Wilsons disease: Understanding its causes, symptoms, and lifelong prevention tips

Wilson's Disease, a rare inherited disorder, causes harmful copper buildup in organs like the liver and brain due to a faulty gene. Early diagnosis and consistent treatment are vital to prevent severe complications and organ failure. Family screening is crucial as carriers often show no symptoms, highlighting the need for awareness and medical evaluation.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 1:30 pm

Breast milk contamination crisis? Doctor explains the long-term impact of uranium exposure

A study in Bihar has detected uranium in the breast milk of mothers. Researchers examined samples from six districts. All samples showed detectable levels of uranium. This finding raises concerns about potential health risks for infants and mothers. Experts highlight risks to kidney and neurological development in infants. Mothers may face kidney strain and bone weakening due to uranium exposure.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 1:23 pm

Thanksgiving feast bloating: Doctors recommend a fart walk

Feeling stuffed after Thanksgiving? A 'fart walk,' may help, according to the doctors. A 10-15 minute stroll after a large meal, can help. Coined by Mairlyn Smith, this simple walk aids digestion, relieves gas, and has been a tradition in various cultures. Science supports its benefits, including improved blood sugar regulation and reduced bloating.

The Times of India 28 Nov 2025 1:17 pm