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Horseradish health benefits you need to know: Soothe sinuses, fight cancer naturally, how to prepare and side effects

Horseradish, a pungent root vegetable, offers significant health benefits including anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, plus antioxidant protection. It's rich in vitamins and minerals, aiding digestion and immune function. While versatile in cooking, moderation is advised, especially for those with digestive or thyroid issues, to prevent adverse effects. Discover its culinary and medicinal uses.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:30 pm

Common acne drugs show promise in lowering Schizophrenia risk

Common acne medications show surprising potential in lowering schizophrenia risk among vulnerable youth. Research suggests these antibiotics may protect the developing brain by reducing inflammation and preventing excessive synaptic pruning. While not a cure, these findings offer a glimmer of hope for early prevention strategies.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:21 pm

Think chai keeps you warm in winter? Orthopaedic warns it might actually be stiffening your joints

Winter mornings often feature warm chai and coffee. However, health experts warn this habit can harm joint health. Excessive tea and coffee intake can lead to dehydration, stiffening joints, especially knees. This is because cold weather reduces water intake while increasing hot beverage consumption. Synovial fluid, crucial for joint lubrication, thickens when the body is dehydrated.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

5 powerful Jyotirlinga temples in Maharashtra that can change your lifes energy

While there are 12 Jyotirlinga (self-manifested) temples across India, Maharashtra alone is blessed with five of these sacred abodes of Lord Shiva. It shows the divine presence of the lord as each is a powerful temple carrying a unique spiritual vibration and has a life changing effect. Beyond their historical, mythological and architectural importance, the shrines are also spiritual energy centers.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

Optical illusion: Only those with hawk eyes can spot the real 'batman' in this picture

An optical illusion challenges readers to find Batman hidden among numerous cartoon bats. The puzzle highlights how our brains group similar patterns, making it difficult to spot subtle differences. Slowing down and scanning systematically is key to overcoming visual crowding and finding the hidden character.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:36 pm

Korean baby names that can fit right into Indian families

In recent years, many Indian parents have begun exploring Korean baby names thanks to the soaring popularity of K-dramas, K-pop, and the cultural soft-power of Korea. Interestingly, several Korean names have soft vowel endings and rhythmic tones that sound naturally familiar to Indian ears. These names dont just sound similar; they also carry deep, symbolic meanings around luck, wisdom, strength, beauty, and grace. Here are a few stunning picks for you.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:34 pm

How everyday foods increase risks of esophageal cancer: What to avoid and what to eat instead

Research highlights how everyday eating habits can increase esophageal cancer risk through chronic irritation and inflammation. Consuming very hot beverages, processed meats, and acidic or pickled foods frequently exposes the esophagus to damaging agents. Opting for warm drinks, fresh proteins, and mildly cooked foods can significantly support esophageal health and reduce vulnerability.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

Colon cancer skin signs: 5 warning symptoms, prevention tips, and when to seek help

Colon cancer, often overlooked, can manifest on the skin through rashes, nodules, or discolouration, signalling internal issues. These changes, potentially linked to cancer spread or immune responses, warrant attention. Early detection through skin vigilance, alongside lifestyle choices, is crucial for timely intervention and improved health outcomes. Seek medical advice for persistent skin anomalies.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

5 desi hacks to get naturally pink skin this winter

These remedies, passed down through generations, use simple kitchen ingredients to bring that soft, pinkish radiance to your skin. Here are five tried-and-tested desi tips to make your skin glow naturally this winter.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:25 pm

Turned 40? Stop doing these 5 things immediately!

As we age, our body starts responding differently to daily routines. We experience decreased metabolic rates and hormonal changes, while facing elevated risks for heart disease, diabetes and bone loss

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:57 pm

7 habits Japanese students have that the world can learn from

When we hear about Japanese students, we often picture quiet classrooms, neatly dressed uniforms, and exceptional discipline. But what truly makes Japans schooling culture stand out is how it shapes character, values, independence, and community responsibilitynot just academic excellence. These everyday habits practiced by children across the country are powerful life lessons the world could learn from.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:36 pm

Why sleeping less than 7 hours harms your brain: Top Neurologist explains the risks

Chronic sleep restriction to under seven hours nightly significantly impairs cognitive functions, including reaction time and decision-making, comparable to alcohol intoxication. Insufficient sleep also hinders the brain's waste removal system, increasing neurodegenerative risk, and disrupts memory consolidation, leading to learning deficits and emotional dysregulation.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

Doctors break down the viral golgappa and jaw dislocation accident: What actually happens inside the jaw

A viral video of a jaw dislocation at a golgappa stall highlights a rare but serious risk. Experts explain how overstretching the jaw, even while eating, can dislodge it. While most can enjoy street food safely, those with loose ligaments or prior jaw issues should exercise caution. Medical help is crucial if dislocation occurs.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:04 pm

Pancreatic cancer: Doctor explains how sedentary work culture is fuelling the risk

New evidence highlights prolonged sedentary behavior, particularly in desk-based jobs, as a significant and independent risk factor for pancreatic cancer. A Mendelian Randomization study found that each additional hour of TV watching increased risk by 52%, with over half mediated by higher BMI. Reducing sitting time through movement breaks and active commuting is crucial for prevention.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:31 am

5 exercises that can help lower inflammation in the body

Chronic inflammation often develops gradually and contributes to various health problems, including joint pain, cardiovascular stress, and persistent fatigue despite adequate rest. Medical professionals and researchers recognize it as a common factor in conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, and heart disease. Scientific evidence demonstrates that regular physical activity is an effective natural approach to addressing this issue. It reduces key indicators such as C-reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 (IL-6), and tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha). During exercise, muscles produce substances that counteract inflammation, and the immune system achieves greater stability. Research supports these findings. For example, the study Effect of exercise training on chronic inflammation published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) indicates that ongoing physical activity lowers these indicators in multiple populations. Read on to know about exercises that can reduce inflammation significantly.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:30 am

Can weight loss drugs like Ozempic cause depression?

The EMA (European Medicines Agency), FDA and WHO identified semaglutide suicidal thought reports, exceeding those of other diabetes medications in their adverse event databases. The TGA Advisory Committee on Medicines (ACM) evaluated the data

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:24 am

Why you should not ignore headaches, according to experts

Health experts urge people to stop dismissing headaches as 'just a headache,' especially when they become frequent. These common disorders, affecting millions globally, can be disabling and impact quality of life. Recognizing specific warning signs is crucial for timely medical intervention, potentially preventing serious health issues. Lifestyle adjustments can also support treatment.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:20 am

Liver-friendly diet: 10 foods that boost liver health, reduce fat and improve function

Nourishing your liver is crucial for overall health, and diet plays a significant role. This article explores ten scientifically backed foods, including coffee, green tea, and fatty fish, that can help reduce inflammation, protect against fat accumulation, and improve liver enzymes. Incorporating these nutrient-dense options supports the liver's vital functions.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:00 am

WHO issues guidelines on GLP-1 therapies for obesity treatment: Understanding the impact, safety considerations, and who can benefit

This week, the World Health Organization entered a new arena with its first global guideline on GLP-1 therapies for obesity treatment. Released on December 1, 2025, the document conditionally recommends drugs like semaglutide, liraglutide, and tirzepatide for adults with a BMI of 30 or higher-but only as part of a lifelong plan that pairs them with healthy diets, regular physical activity, and professional counseling. This comes at a time when over one billion people worldwide struggle with obesity a figure predicted to double by 2030-driving up deaths from heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers while costing trillions in health expenses. WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus called it a tool to treat obesity as the chronic disease it truly is, not a quick fix.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 10:00 am

5 reasons you are always unmotivated at work

Many Indians feel unmotivated at work due to burnout, lack of growth, uninteresting jobs, toxic environments, and poor work-life balance. These issues are common in India's demanding work culture. Recognizing these reasons is the first step towards regaining energy and purpose. Small changes can make a significant difference.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:29 am

International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025: Celebrating strength, rights, and resilience

International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3rd champions inclusion for over a billion people. The 2025 theme urges fostering disability-inclusive societies for social progress, highlighting actionable steps in urban planning, education, and healthcare. Practical changes, from accessible design to respectful language, empower individuals and enrich communities, transforming challenges into collective strengths.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:00 am

Should you keep the toilet seat lid up or down: What science says about hygiene, germs and flushing habits in shared bathrooms

Keeping the toilet seat lid down before flushing doesn't entirely prevent germ spread, as tiny airborne particles still escape. While it reduces visible splashes and can prevent items from falling in, science suggests thorough cleaning, handwashing, and ventilation are more crucial for hygiene. A combined approach offers the most effective solution for a cleaner bathroom.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:00 am

Health alert! How early morning and late evening walks can harm your lungs, heart, and overall health on peak pollution days

Outdoor walks, while beneficial, carry hidden risks from air pollution, especially during early mornings and late evenings when pollutants peak. Temperature inversions trap harmful particles like PM2.5 near the ground, impacting respiratory and cardiovascular health. Experts advise exercising mid-morning to early afternoon or opting for indoor workouts on high pollution days to safeguard well-being.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 8:00 am

Who Is Maxx Morando, Miley Cyrus fianc?

Miley Cyrus can buy herself flowers, but she no longer has to! Her boyfriend, Maxx Morando, has now given her an engagement ring. The singer is reportedly engaged to her boyfriend of four years, Maxx Morando, after she was spotted wearing a diamond ring. Morando, a 27-year-old drummer and multi-instrumentalist, is known for his work with The Regrettes and Liily.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:32 am

Mediterranean diet: 5 proven health benefits and 5 ways Indians can adopt it

The Mediterranean diet, rich in plant-based foods, healthy fats, and whole grains, offers significant health benefits including reduced cardiovascular risk, better blood sugar control, improved brain health, weight management, and lower cancer incidence. Indians can adapt this lifestyle by prioritizing vegetables and legumes, using healthy oils, choosing whole grains, and incorporating fish and lean meats.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:00 am

Is long-term exposure to air pollution silently worsening depression, anxiety and memory loss

Breathing polluted air affects more than just lungs. Studies reveal a link between air pollution and mental health. Long-term exposure can increase depression and anxiety. It also impairs memory and speeds up cognitive decline. Simple steps can reduce personal exposure. Understanding this connection is vital for public health and urban planning.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 4:00 am

How did AlUla in Saudi Arabia stay hidden for centuries and what is drawing the world to it today

Once a remote desert expanse, AlUla in Saudi Arabia is now a global heritage tourism hotspot. Its ancient Nabataean tombs and inscriptions, recognized by UNESCO, are drawing visitors alongside surreal landscapes. Strategic development and unique events, from celestial alignments to cultural festivals, are transforming this historic site into an immersive destination where past and present converge.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:00 am

How to store fruits so they stay juicy and healthy for weeks

The storage of different fruits in separate areas helps preserve their quality. The production of ethylene gas by fruits during ripening, causes nearby sensitive produce to spoil at an accelerated rate. Store fruits like apples and avocados in separate areas from strawberries and leafy greens, because these fruits produce ethylene gas

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:00 am

Optical Illusion: Everyone can see the trees but can you spot the hidden photographer in 7 seconds?

Sharpen your vision with a forest scene optical illusion! A hidden photographer awaits discovery within seven seconds, challenging your focus amidst deceptive visuals. Experts advise a systematic search, highlighting how these brain teasers boost cognitive skills like memory and problem-solving. Engage with this fun puzzle to enhance your mental agility and attention to detail.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 am

What health problems can vitamin C help prevent: The science behind its benefits for heart health, immunity and skin

Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, is vital for antioxidant defence, immune function, and collagen formation, impacting cardiovascular health, skin integrity, and cognitive function. Adequate intake, primarily from fruits and vegetables, supports overall resilience and may help prevent chronic conditions. Safe daily intake is crucial, with a tolerable upper limit of 2,000 mg.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Mindy Kalings weight loss journey: Consistent approach that needed no crash diets

Mindy Kaling's weight loss journey wasn't driven by crash diets but by a shift in mindset after becoming a mom again. She embraced moderation, focusing on portion control and enjoying foods in smaller amounts. Kaling also integrated enjoyable movement, like walks and hiking, into her routine, transforming fitness from a punishment to a sustainable lifestyle.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:52 pm

Guava health benefits: 7 reasons why your daily plate needs this humble fruit

Guava is one of the most powerful fruits you can add to your daily plate. Packed with vitamin C, fibre, antioxidants and heart-friendly nutrients, this everyday staple quietly delivers big health benefits. As we often look for simple, affordable ways to boost health, this tropical fruit stands out for its versatility, accessibility and impressive research backing. Heres why eating guava every day can be a small habit with big payoffs. One medium sized guava, which is around 100 grams, supplies a large dose of vitamin C, useful fiber, potassium, and polyphenols. Multiple human trials and systematic reviews support beneficial effects of guava.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:30 pm

7 healthy snacks to satisfy your midnight cravings

Midnight hunger is a real physiological urge, but healthy snacks can satisfy cravings without compromising well-being. Greek yogurt, nuts, air-popped popcorn, dark chocolate, bananas with peanut butter, oatmeal, and cottage cheese with honey are recommended for their sleep-promoting and satiety-boosting qualities.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:14 pm

Professors radical theory claims consciousness doesnt come from the brain and may continue after death

A radical new theory from Professor Maria Strmme suggests that consciousness may not originate in the brain but instead exist as a universal field, with individual minds acting like temporary waves returning to an ocean after death. Her model attempts to bridge physics, ancient philosophy and reports of near-death experiences, inviting science to rigorously test phenomena long dismissed as mystical or imaginary.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:09 pm

Remove fridge frost and bad odours instantly with hot water: A simple method for a cleaner, fresher appliance

Tired of tedious fridge defrosting? A simple hot water steam method instantly removes frost and lingering odours, saving time and energy. This safe technique prevents damage from scraping and ensures efficient cooling, reducing electricity bills. Keep your appliance in top condition and your food fresher with this quick, effective solution.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:30 pm

Andhra Pradesh reports surge in scrub typhus cases: Understanding its symptoms and how it is a growing threat for India

Andhra Pradesh faces a sharp rise in scrub typhus infections. Visakhapatnam district reports over 130 cases. Chief Minister directs increased awareness campaigns in rural and semi-urban areas. Scrub typhus, a bacterial infection spread by mites, can be life-threatening if untreated. Early symptoms include fever and headache. Prevention involves avoiding mite-infested areas and using repellents.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:23 pm

Internet is hooked onto 22-year-old Bengaluru man's job-quit drama

A 22-year-old Bengaluru man's candid Instagram video about quitting his job without a plan has gone viral, resonating with burnt-out corporate youth. Aanshul Uthaiah confessed his dissatisfaction with his work and current life situation, sparking widespread relatability. His journey, now a viral reflection of career confusion, has garnered millions of views and significant online attention.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:07 pm

Inside Nikhil Kamaths 7,000 square foot Bengaluru home: The luxury design, prime location, current net worth and hidden lifestyle details

Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, resides in a luxurious 7,000 sq ft apartment in Bengaluru's Kingfisher Towers. His sophisticated home, featuring modern art and timber finishes, reflects his journey from modest beginnings to a prominent billionaire. The residence underscores his strategic approach to wealth building and appreciation for lasting value.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:00 pm

Pumpkin pie vs. apple pie: Which pie is better for your blood sugar

Festive favourite pies, pumpkin and apple, offer distinct health impacts. Pumpkin pie generally aids blood sugar control with less sugar and more protein and fibre, promoting slower digestion. Apple pie, while enjoyable, tends to be higher in calories and sugar, potentially causing a faster glucose spike. Both can be enjoyed mindfully with ingredient adjustments and portion control.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 9:30 pm

5 countries with water so pure where you wont need to buy bottled water on your trip

Ditch plastic bottles on your next adventure! Several nations, including Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, Finland, and Japan, offer safe, high-quality tap water. A study even suggests tap water is often cleaner than bottled. Embrace sustainable travel by refilling your reusable bottle from public taps and fountains, saving money and the planet.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 9:00 pm

5 shocking signs the Universe is trying to send you a message (Dont Ignore number 3!)

It is often said that when you try to achieve something with all your heart and soul, the whole universe works with you to make you successful. The universe is one of the most real realities of our lives. But often in our busy life, we are trying to deal with so many things and situations, that we miss the subtle nudges guiding us towards our life purpose.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 9:00 pm

SHE travels: 8 one-day trips women can do from their city

Discover quick one-day escapes from major Indian cities, perfect for women seeking a refreshing break without extensive travel. These destinations offer a blend of culture, nature, and relaxation, from royal forts and serene beaches to craft villages and historical sites. Enjoy manageable adventures and scenic beauty just a short drive or ferry ride away.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 9:00 pm

Love Salmon? Know the hidden health risks and how to consume safely

Anisakis parasites found in undercooked or raw salmon cause anisakiasis, which leads to stomach problems and nausea in people who eat infected fish. The number of parasites found in wild salmon exceeds the number found in farmed salmon

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 8:00 pm

Heart attack warns 10 years before! How early blood pressure changes reveal signs to reduce long-term cardiovascular risk

Subtle blood pressure shifts can predict heart attacks a decade before typical symptoms emerge, according to cardiologist Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj. Stage 1 hypertension significantly elevates 10-year and lifetime cardiovascular risks. Key indicators like morning surges, night-time elevations, and loss of autonomic flexibility signal underlying heart stress, urging proactive monitoring and management for better heart health.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 7:30 pm

5 oiling mistakes that are stopping your hair growth

If your hair hasnt grown past a certain length, keeps breaking, or looks dull, it might not be genetics alone your oiling routine could be sabotaging your growth. Here are five common mistakes Indians make while oiling hair and how to fix them.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 7:00 pm

How to not get cancer - 8 scientifically proven tips to lower your risk

Despite massive advancements in medical technology in the last couple of years, Cancer still remains extremely common, with globally, approximately one in five people, expected to be diagnosed in their lifetime

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 7:00 pm

Not just Kainchi Dham: 3 other places with ashrams associated Neem Karoli Baba

Beyond Kainchi Dham, Neem Karoli Baba's spiritual footprint extends to lesser-known sites. Vrindavan Ashram, where he left his body, houses temples and his Mahasamadhi Mandir. Delhi Ashram, inaugurated just before his passing, is a hub for his teachings. Kakrighat, a serene riverbank, was a place of deep meditation and realization for Maharajji, offering a tranquil spiritual experience.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 5:51 pm

How your postcode affects your body weight

A 14-year study revealed that where Australians live significantly impacts their body weight, with local food environments and neighbourhood design playing a crucial role. Researchers found that individuals gradually adopt the weight profile of their new communities, highlighting that approximately 15% of regional weight differences are attributable to location, not just individual factors.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 5:30 pm

What is green coffee, which helped cricketer lose 17 kilos in 2 months?

Sarfaraz Khan's remarkable transformation comes from a diet that includes green coffee, a beverage crafted from raw coffee beans with high levels of chlorogenic acids. These substances play a role in boosting fat metabolism and stabilizing blood sugar levels.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 5:25 pm

Punjabs fav winter dish is hit in Hyderabad: Top 5 spots to try

As winter settles into Hyderabad, food lovers begin craving warm, filling meals. The evenings become cooler, tea cups get refilled more often, and the appetite naturally turns towards something rich, slow-cooked and satisfying. Winter is that season when food is not just eaten it is truly enjoyed. One dish that perfectly suits the season is 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 2 Dec 2025 5:16 pm

Harvard doc explains hidden dangers of scented candles

Your favorite scented candles and incense sticks, often used for relaxation, may pose health risks. Experts warn that burning these products releases toxic chemicals, potentially harming lungs and disrupting hormones. Opt for natural wax candles or oil diffusers with essential oils for a safer way to create a pleasant home atmosphere.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 5:15 pm

Diabetes tips: Expert physiologist explains how to lower blood sugar level in just 60 seconds, with science-backed methods

A quick one-minute stair climb after eating can effectively lower blood sugar spikes. Research shows even brief periods of climbing stairs significantly reduce glucose levels. This simple exercise engages leg muscles to absorb sugar without relying on insulin. Physiologist Jose Tejero recommends this habit for metabolic health. It offers benefits beyond blood sugar control, aiding blood pressure and energy levels.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 5:00 pm

What is Wabi-Sabi? The Japanese art of embracing life's imperfections beautifully

It sits quietly in the corner, like a cup of slightly uneven handmade chai mug that somehow feels warmer than anything factory-made. In Japan, wabi-sabi is less a concept and more a way of seeing, a gentle acknowledgement that everything has a lifecycle: rising, thriving, fading, changing. Nothing lasts forever, nothing is truly perfect, and thats where beauty hides.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 4:00 pm

The one workout routine every woman should do, as per ortho surgeon

Dr. Wright advises people to walk for at least three hours per week, through four sessions of 45 minutes each. The weekly exercise requirement according to Dr. Wright, should include three hours of walking divided into four sessions of 45 minutes each

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 4:00 pm

What is brain haemorrhage and its symptoms

Swara Bhaskar announced that her father-in-law suffered a sudden brain haemorrhage and underwent urgent surgery. A brain haemorrhage is a type of stroke caused by bleeding inside the brain. It needs rapid diagnosis and often emergency surgery to prevent damage.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 3:54 pm

From Assam to Kerala: How Indian states got their names

India's diverse states bear names reflecting their rich cultural tapestry, drawing from local languages, Sanskrit, ancient kingdoms, and historical identities. From the 'Home of Snowy Mountains' in Himachal Pradesh to the 'Land of Five Rivers' in Punjab, each name tells a unique story of origin and heritage.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 3:41 pm

20-minute marriage! Bride unsubscribes after seeing grooms home

In Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, a wedding took an unexpected turn when the bride, Pooja, declared she would not live with her in-laws just 20 minutes after arriving. Despite family efforts and a village panchayat meeting, the marriage was annulled, with gifts and money returned. The couple separated, with the groom expressing shock at the sudden decision.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 3:14 pm

Leading GI surgeon reveals how non-stick cookware can severely impact your health

Non-stick cookware offers convenience but carries health risks when overheated or damaged. PTFE coatings can decompose above 400C, releasing toxic fumes, while PFOA, now banned, was linked to serious illnesses. Damaged pans can release PTFE particles into food, with uncertain long-term effects. Dr. Kaushal advises careful use and timely replacement.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 3:00 pm

STOP gulping water: This simple chewing water habit may boost hydration and gut comfort

Wellness experts are questioning the health benefits of gulping water, suggesting a new chewing water habit may improve hydration and digestion. This technique involves sipping slowly, allowing saliva to mix with water, which proponents claim aids absorption and reduces bloating. While anecdotal evidence is positive, more research is needed to confirm its widespread benefits.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 3:00 pm

How Bhagavad Gita can heal unknown childhood trauma and unlock blockages for success in life

Trauma, whether emotional, fear, insecurity, or from painful memories, often shape a persons individuality and their personality. It often shapes a persons thinking process, reaction, and formation of relationships as adults. Given the times we are living in, the number of mental health-related issues such as anxiety and depression are on a hike.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 2:54 pm

5 places in India that look completely different at 6 AM and 6 PM

Find out how these places transform, and feel almost like stepping into two separate worlds during different times of the day.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 2:30 pm

Court cancels daughter-in-laws property for neglecting mom-in-law

The Delhi High Court upheld the cancellation of a gift deed, ruling that elderly parents gifting property to family members have an implied expectation of care. The court found that the daughter-in-law's failure to provide support after receiving the gift justified its annulment under the Senior Citizens Act, emphasizing familial context over explicit clauses.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 2:29 pm

Eggs and high cholesterol: Whats safe and whats not (expert tips)

Dr Sudhir Kumar and Harvard studies give us a peek into how eggs and cholesterol affect our health. What matters most is not the egg alone but how its cooked and what its paired with.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

What happens when you lift your legs up against a wall for 5 mins a day (and who should avoid it)

Lifting legs up against the wall might seem like a simple, small activity, but it is big on benefits. Known as Vipata Karani in yoga and legs up the wall in layman language, this simple and easy exercise easily boosts blood circulation and enhances muscle growth as well. This inversion, though light, encourages blood to flow toward the heart and offers a myriad of benefits with few risks. Like any exercise or posture, there are pros and cons to consider to help maximize the safety and effectiveness of this practice.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

What is a silent heart attack; 5 common symptoms, according to doc

A silent heart attack occurs with little or no noticeable symptoms. Signs are mild or absent, which can lead to long-term heart damage

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 1:00 pm

Health risks of taking too much turmeric: Hidden dangers for your liver, heart, digestion and iron levels

Turmeric, a popular spice and supplement, offers health benefits but excessive intake can cause issues. High doses may lead to digestive upset, liver strain, and medication interactions. Reduced iron absorption and allergic reactions are also possible. Individuals should monitor dosage and consult doctors, especially those with existing health conditions or on medication.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 1:00 pm

Could a simple backyard weed fight one of the deadliest cancers; know what researchers found

Scientists are exploring dandelion root extract's potential against colorectal cancer. Lab studies show it selectively induces programmed cell death in cancer cells while sparing healthy ones. Animal trials revealed slowed tumor growth and reduced cell migration without toxicity. This multi-pronged approach, targeting mitochondria and caspase pathways, offers a promising avenue for novel cancer therapies.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

Is drinking beetroot juice daily the secret to good health? Know the benefits and when to avoid it

Beetroot juice offers significant heart health benefits, including blood pressure reduction and improved exercise performance, backed by scientific studies. Moderate daily intake, around 1-2 glasses, is recommended. However, individuals with low blood pressure, a history of kidney stones, or those on certain medications should limit or avoid it.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

7 signs you are dating a true 'Green Flag' partner

Navigating modern Indian dating requires spotting genuine 'green flags'. A partner who respects your family and friends, communicates honestly, and champions your dreams signifies a keeper. Valuing your independence, handling conflicts maturely, respecting your culture, and making you feel safe and cherished are crucial indicators of a healthy, nurturing relationship. These steady traits promise lasting happiness.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 12:26 pm

Jaw-breaking golgappa! UP womans snack bite turns into terrifying medical emergency | Watch viral video

A woman's routine street food stop in Uttar Pradesh took a painful turn when her jaw dislocated while eating a golgappa. The incident, captured on video, left her mouth stuck open and required referral to a higher medical facility. Experts now urge caution with oversized snacks to prevent similar painful jaw dislocations.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 12:00 pm

Eat for longevity: Expert rated top superfoods that boost heart, brain, and muscle health

Dr. Jonathan Scheoff highlights nutrient-dense superfoods like sweet potatoes, turmeric, almonds, and avocado for extending healthspan. These foods offer antioxidants, anti-inflammatory agents, and essential vitamins, contributing to better heart, brain, and overall bodily function. Incorporating them gradually into daily meals can significantly boost vitality and resilience against age-related issues.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:57 am

All about Samantha Ruth Prabhus ultra-rare engagement ring

A single glance is enough to know that this is no ordinary piece of jewellery. While most celebrity rings follow familiar formulasbig solitaires, brilliant halos, and time-tested cuts, Samanthas ring breaks every pattern.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:24 am

Cardiologist reveals why your nightly shower matters for detox and heart health

Cardiologist Dr. Jack Wolfson suggests showering at night to remove accumulated toxins from the day, preventing reabsorption during sleep. This simple habit, combined with natural cleansing products and a healthy lifestyle, supports the body's natural detoxification processes and promotes long-term well-being and heart health.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 8:00 am

Abdominal pain isnt always indigestion: Warning signs, serious causes, and effective remedies you must know

Abdominal pain is not always simple indigestion. It can signal serious issues like appendicitis or kidney stones. Recognizing warning signs such as worsening pain, fever, or vomiting is crucial. Early medical care prevents complications. Understanding the causes empowers individuals to seek appropriate treatment and safeguard their health. Seek medical attention for persistent or severe pain.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 8:00 am

What is Scromiting that is sending thousands to ER

A new medical condition, scromiting, is increasing emergency room visits. This syndrome, linked to long-term cannabis use, causes severe nausea and vomiting. Global health organizations now recognize this condition. Research suggests a rise in cases as cannabis use becomes more frequent. Doctors are advised to inform patients about the risks and offer support for quitting.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 7:17 am

Diabetes management: Doctor shares top 5 lifestyle strategies to lower HbA1c levels

The key marker of long-term blood sugar control is lowering HbA1c. It is one of the most effective steps a person with prediabetes or type-2 diabetes can take to protect their long-term health. While medications play an important role, a growing body of research shows that targeted lifestyle changes can produce reductions in HbA1c. Recently, renowned neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar has highlighted five of the most evidence-backed lifestyle strategies that consistently help lower HbA1c. Each method is supported by strong scientific data and offers measurable improvements, even when adopted gradually. Here we explore those five lifestyle habits.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 7:00 am

Berberine: The viral natures Ozempic for weight loss; heres what the research actually says

Berberine, a natural compound from plants like Berberis, is gaining attention for its metabolic benefits. It helps manage weight, blood sugar, and cholesterol. Berberine activates a key metabolic switch in the body, improving how it uses energy. It also positively impacts gut health. Research shows it can reduce body fat and improve health markers.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 4:00 am

Cardiologists reveal top food habit to stop if you have hypertension

Millions worldwide struggle with high blood pressure, a major heart attack and stroke risk. Experts highlight that cutting down on hidden sodium in processed and restaurant foods is the most crucial dietary step. Reducing salt intake significantly lowers blood pressure, a key factor in managing hypertension and improving cardiovascular health.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 3:12 am

What is the best time to eat bananas: Before, during or after workouts

Bananas offer a versatile nutritional advantage, providing steady energy for workouts and aiding post-exercise recovery. Their natural sugars, fibre, and minerals like potassium support muscle function and hydration. Consuming them before, during, or after exercise, or as a snack between meals, can optimize energy levels and metabolic comfort. They also complement meals and can promote relaxation before sleep.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Optical illusion challenge: Can you spot the number 76 among 67 in just 5 seconds?

Test your observational prowess with a quick optical illusion! You have just five seconds to locate the number 76 hidden within a grid of 67s. This challenge sharpens focus and pattern recognition, pushing your visual processing under pressure. The cleverly disguised 76, with its swapped digits, appears near the bottom-left among red hexagons. Spotting it quickly reveals excellent mental agility.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Increase protein intake: 4 easy ways to add more of it to everyday diet

Protein is more than just a fitness buzzword, its a vital nutrient that plays a key role in keeping your body strong, energetic, and healthy. Yet, many of us struggle to include enough of it in our daily meals. However, boosting protein intake doesnt have to be complicated or time-consuming. With a few simple tweaks from breakfast to dinner, one can give the body the protein it needs, without overhauling the entire diet. Protein is one of the most essential nutrients for the body. Research shows that protein helps maintain lean body mass, supports healthy aging by preventing muscle loss (sarcopenia), and improves satiety. Protein also plays a key role in stabilizing blood sugar levels, supporting recovery after physical activity, and keeping your metabolism active. Daily protein requirements differ from person to person.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 1:00 am

Why women need to prioritize higher protein intake in their diet

Adequate protein intake is crucial for women's long-term health, supporting muscle maintenance, skeletal strength, and metabolic health, especially during aging and menopause. Research indicates older women benefit from higher protein consumption, leading to improved muscle mass, bone strength, and physical function. Practical strategies include distributing protein across meals and incorporating protein-rich snacks and boosters.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 11:35 pm

Your daily workout may not be as safe as you think: What new research says about heart risk

While exercise is vital for health, new research suggests extreme training might stress the heart. Experts caution that excessive workouts offer diminishing returns and can pose cardiovascular risks, especially for those with underlying conditions. Understanding personal and family medical history is crucial for athletes to safely pursue fitness goals, balancing benefits with potential dangers.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 11:30 pm

7 leftover roti dishes with over 20 gms protein

So, if you are someone who is looking for a healthier tomorrow, here are a few high-protein dinner dishes made with leftover roti that are worth a try.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 10:59 pm

How waking up in the dark impacts your health: Scientists warn of sleep and hormone disruption

Waking in darkness disrupts your body's natural clock, leading to sluggish mornings, daytime fatigue, and weakened focus. This misalignment can impact sleep quality, mood, and hormonal balance, with potential long-term health consequences. Exposing yourself to natural morning light is crucial for restoring circadian alignment, boosting alertness, and improving overall well-being.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 10:30 pm

Paris travel alert: Louvre Museum all set to increase entry fees for Non-EU visitors in 2026

Paris's iconic Louvre Museum will increase entry fees by 45% for non-EU visitors starting January 2026. The hike, from 22 to 32, aims to fund crucial security and modernization upgrades. This move, however, has sparked debate, with critics calling the two-tier system discriminatory. Travelers are advised to book tickets in advance.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 9:56 pm

5 low-glycemic superfoods that can help prevent blood sugar spikes

Even small blood sugar spikes after meals can have long-term consequences for metabolic health. While medications and lifestyle habits play a role, the foods we choose at each meal are a powerful, often underestimated tool in maintaining steady glucose levels. Certain foods release sugar into the bloodstream more slowly, helping to prevent sharp spikes and keeping energy levels more stable throughout the day. Including these low-glycemic options as part of a balanced diet may offer both immediate and long-term benefits for overall health.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 9:30 pm

Early dinner, better health: How shifting your meal to 68 pm improves metabolism and sleep

Eating dinner before 8 PM significantly boosts health by aligning meals with your body's natural clock. This practice enhances metabolism, aids digestion, improves sleep quality, and supports weight management. By allowing your body ample time to process food before rest, you promote cellular repair and hormonal balance, leading to overall well-being and reduced health risks.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 9:30 pm

Bengaluru study exposes whether South or North Indians are more likely to suffer from dangerous heart disease

New research reveals significant genetic and regional disparities in heart disease risk across India. A Bengaluru study suggests South Indians may face a higher predisposition to serious cardiac conditions due to unique genetic and metabolic factors. This highlights the urgent need for tailored screening and prevention strategies beyond general lifestyle advice to combat rising cardiovascular burdens nationwide.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 9:00 pm

Does egg white really heal burn wounds? Doctors warn of deadly infection risk

Raw egg whites are a dangerous burn remedy. Burn specialists warn they can introduce Salmonella, trigger allergies and worsen injuries. Viral anecdotes aside, theres no evidence they help. Proper first aid is simple: cool the burn with running water, apply a mild lotion or antibiotic ointment, and cover loosely. Avoid kitchen hacks like butter, toothpaste, flour or condiments.

The Times of India 1 Dec 2025 8:07 pm