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Harvard-trained dermatologist shares skincare combinations that improve skin texture and reduce fine lines

Dermatologists highlight the power of ingredient pairings for enhanced skincare results. Combining specific actives like retinol with azelaic acid or glycolic acid with cica can effectively address concerns from fine lines to dullness. These science-backed combinations, when used correctly and with daily sun protection, offer visible, long-term skin transformation without overwhelming the skin barrier.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 8:00 pm

Not sure if your flight is cancelled or delayed due to Delhi fog? Track live status here

Dense fog disrupted flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, leading to over 100 flight cancellations and numerous delays. Authorities advise travelers to check real-time flight status and airline advisories before heading to the airport due to potential ongoing disruptions and the need for extra time for check-in and security.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 7:41 pm

How to improve indoor air quality amidst AQI spike

With Delhi's air quality hitting hazardous levels, experts urge proactive measures to purify indoor environments. Cardiologist Dr. Alok Chopra advocates for air-purifying plants and purifiers, advising to ventilate only when AQI improves. Minimizing dampness and avoiding indoor smoking, incense, and aerosols are also crucial steps to safeguard your health from toxic pollutants.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 7:40 pm

5 foods that make you smell embarrassingly bad

The food we consume leads to changes in our sweat, breath and urine, because our body transforms consumed nutrients into volatile compounds, which exit through our skin and respiratory system

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 7:22 pm

Not BMI, not weight, but this factor determines how long you will live

Your ability to move and live independently while recovering from illness during aging, depends on your leg strength which serves as a key factor for functional longevity. Research conducted on large groups of people demonstrates that elderly individuals, who maintain powerful lower body muscles, will live longer, need fewer hospital visits and avoid entering long-term care facilities

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 6:30 pm

Special trains from Dhanbad to Chandigarh and Delhi extended until January 2026

Indian Railways has extended the operational period for four special trains, including services between Dhanbad and Chandigarh, and Dhanbad and Delhi. These trains will now run for an additional 10 trips each, with revised end dates extending into January 2026. This decision aims to accommodate passenger demand and ensure smoother travel.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 6:18 pm

What Is Dry Brushing? The social media trend that claims to activate the lymphatic system

Dry brushing, a practice involving a stiff-bristled brush, is claimed to activate the lymphatic system and offer detoxification. While it provides exfoliation and relaxation, experts suggest it offers temporary benefits and can potentially harm the skin barrier over time. The body naturally exfoliates and manages lymph fluid, making external stimuli like dry brushing unnecessary for these functions.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 5:55 pm

THIS everyday leafy habit may quietly lower cancer and heart disease risk

Discover how watercress, packed with antioxidants and vital nutrients, offers a powerful defense against major non-communicable diseases. Research highlights its role in improving heart health, managing blood sugar, and even combating cancer by reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. This versatile green is proving to be a valuable addition to diets for overall well-being.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 5:30 pm

Uttarakhand Govt announces snow leopard tour to boost winter tourism; 5 other Indian spots to see the Big Cat

The announcement followed a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami with senior officials and district magistrates to review strategies for promoting winter tourism across Uttarakhand.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 5:15 pm

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes sustains a torn ACL; what we know

The symptoms which appear during an ACL tear, include several distinct indicators. People who experience this injury commonly describe hearing or feeling a knee pop, during the accident before their knee starts to swell intensely within several hours. Your knee will experience instability because it seems ready to collapse during your attempts at standing or walking

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 5:15 pm

Nuts can improve sexual function in men

Good news for men's sexual health! A recent study reveals that a daily handful of walnuts, hazelnuts, and almonds can significantly boost sexual desire and orgasm quality. This simple dietary addition proved effective for men on an unhealthy Western diet, suggesting a natural way to enhance intimacy. Researchers highlight this as a promising finding for improving male sexual function.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 5:00 pm

9 dangerous lifestyle mistakes that young adults make, as per top doc

A lot of young adults take their bodies for granted, thinking that they have enough time to catch up with fitness. However, regardless of age, our health can take a major hit due to poor lifestyle factors

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 4:13 pm

What is binge eating disorder and how to fix it?

Are you someone who eats even when youre not hungry? Does an uncontrollable urge make you eat one snack after another and the cycle goes on? If such comfort eating has become a daily habit for you then you might need to pay attention, because it can be a binge eating disorder. In simple terms, binge eating means consuming large amounts of food, with a feeling like you cant stop. The concept is very similar to binge watching a series, where you keep on moving to the next episode, without stopping. According to Cleveland Clinic, Binge eating disorder (BED) is a behavioral disorder characterized by chronic, compulsive overeating.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 4:04 pm

100+ flights cancelled today by IndiGo and Air India due to bad weather Check the full list

Dense fog and adverse weather conditions have led to numerous flight cancellations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport on December 15, 2025. Passengers are urged to verify their flight status with their respective airlines before traveling. Both IndiGo and Air India have announced extensive lists of affected flights.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 3:56 pm

Warning! These common beverages can raise blood pressure faster than salt

High blood pressure, a silent killer, is often overlooked but significantly increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. Beyond salt, hidden sodium in processed foods and stimulants like caffeine in beverages are major contributors. Reducing sodium intake by 1,000 mg daily and moderating caffeine consumption are crucial lifestyle changes for maintaining healthy blood pressure.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 3:30 pm

Vascular Surgeon reveals the exercise that improves blood circulation

When you rise up onto your toes and lower back down, your calf muscles squeeze the veins in your lower legs. This action pushes used blood upwards against gravity, helping it return to your heart instead of pooling around your ankles and feet

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 3:16 pm

Honest Review: I didnt plan to visit Khatu Shyam Ji in North India, these signs followed me....

A personal journey to Khatu Shyam Ji temple in Rajasthan revealed a profound sense of peace and surrender amidst a large gathering of devotees. The author experienced a swift shift in energy and a deeply personal darshan, highlighting the quiet, unspoken faith that permeates the sacred site.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 2:50 pm

Mutant 'superflu' in UK: What is it and how serious it can get

A severe 'superflu' is rapidly spreading across the UK, with hospital admissions soaring by 50% compared to last year. This highly contagious strain, though not inherently more dangerous, poses significant risks to vulnerable individuals, especially children. Health experts warn of a potentially devastating winter outbreak, urging prompt medical attention for flu symptoms.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 2:23 pm

THIS walking technique may help relieve knee osteoarthritis pain: The role of gait training

Knee osteoarthritis pain can be eased without surgery or medication. Researchers are exploring gait training, a method to change walking habits that overload the knee. This approach focuses on small adjustments to foot position and posture. It helps redistribute pressure, reducing strain on painful areas. Gait training is proving effective for many, offering a way to move with less discomfort.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

Are darkened elbows a cause for concern? Here's what it means

Dark elbows occur because the skin in this area develops into a thicker dry texture, which experiences increased friction. The skin develops a rough appearance with gray or brown discoloration, when it accumulates dead skin cells, while receiving insufficient moisture and sun protection

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 1:51 pm

Colon cancer in youngsters: Doc reveals 5 warning signs

Colon cancer is increasingly affecting younger generations. People born in 1990 have double the risk compared to those born in 1950. A gastroenterologist highlights five key warning signs to watch for, including changes in bowel habits, rectal bleeding, persistent fatigue, unexplained abdominal pain, and unintentional weight loss. Early detection is crucial for better outcomes.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 1:45 pm

Fallout season 1 recap: Key moments to remember before season 2 drops on Prime Video

Fallout season 1 recap: Key moments to remember before season 2 drops on Prime Video

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 1:38 pm

Which body parts start stretching first as we age?

Aging does not hit every part of the body at the same time. Some areas start to stretch, sag or stiffen earlier than others, often long before a person feels old on the inside. Understanding which body parts tend to change first can make the process feel less scary-and more like something that can be cared for with intention.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

Brie Bird dies at 9 after long battle with neuroblastoma cancer

Young social media sensation Brie Bird, known for inspiring millions with her health journey, has passed away at nine after a five-year fight with stage-4 Neuroblastoma. Documenting her battle on Instagram, Brie's resilience shone through despite the cancer's return. Her family announced her passing on December 11, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of courage.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:52 pm

This is the right age to start exercising to prevent dementia, says study

The research found that early adulthood activity at age 37, did not independently predict dementia risk, when researchers analyzed all other relevant variables. The research faces a challenge because dementia developed in fewer than ten participants from the younger age group, which makes it hard to detect particular patterns

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:38 pm

Footballer Fernando Mendozas mothers life with multiple sclerosis: The untold journey of Elsa Mendoza

Elsa Mendoza navigates life with multiple sclerosis, using a wheelchair while her son, Fernando, excels as a quarterback candidate. Despite her daily challenges with the unpredictable disease, she remains a steadfast presence at his games, demonstrating resilience and enduring love. Her journey highlights the profound impact of chronic illness on a family and the strength found in motherhood.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

AVOID touching these things in a hotel room! THIS one item is dirtier than the toilet seat; heres the list

Hotel rooms, while appearing clean, harbour hidden germs on frequently touched items. Experts reveal that items like TV remotes, light switches, and decorative bed throws can be dirtier than toilet seats. These often-overlooked objects quietly collect bacteria, posing a risk to travellers. Being aware of these five spots allows for smarter, safer travel.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

Delhi Traffic Advisory: Lionel Messis visit to Delhi brings traffic alerts and travel changes

Football icon Lionel Messi arrives in New Delhi for his GOAT India Tour 2025, with authorities issuing a travel advisory due to anticipated crowds and security measures. Messi will appear at Arun Jaitley Stadium today, impacting traffic on major city roads between 10 AM and 5 PM.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:15 pm

5 prettiest Christmas nail designs youll want to try

With Christmas right around the corner, its time to check if you have all the essentials on your list. First things first a beautiful manicure with the perfect nail art to embrace the holiday spirit. Get into the holiday spirit with festive Christmas nail art. From subtle red bows and candy cane stripes to maximalist green designs and sparkling Rudolf, there's a style for everyone. Embrace the season with pretty nails that showcase your festive personality.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:01 pm

3 levels of fat loss: What running, stair climbing, and incline walking really do for your body

Walk into any gym-and you will see three classic cardio choices lined up in a row: treadmills, stair machines-and people powerwalking on an incline. They all burn calories, they all get you sweating, but they feel completely different. The real question is not just what burns the most in 30 minutes, but what can your body handle regularly without breaking down.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 11:32 am

5 jobs in India that are MOST at RISK from AI

AI is already transforming jobs in India. Repetitive and rule-based tasks are most vulnerable as AI offers faster, cheaper alternatives. While job transformation is expected over outright loss, reskilling is crucial for workers to remain relevant in this evolving landscape.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 11:01 am

What is the worst kind of protein out there (hint: it's not red meat!)

Processed meats, including bacon and hot dogs, are linked to increased risks of heart disease, cancer, and shorter lifespans due to salt, nitrates, and high-heat processing. Experts advise reducing intake, with even small daily amounts raising cancer risk. Healthier alternatives like fish, eggs, and beans offer protein without these dangers, promoting better long-term well-being.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 9:30 am

People born in these months are emotionally older than their age (check your birth month!)

Age is just a number and nothing can prove the fact right than your emotional maturity! Youll notice that there are some people who grow up feeling older than their peers. No we are not talking about their physical age, but their mental and emotional depth.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 9:00 am

Houseplant care guide: 8 plants that should not be in direct sun

Houseplants add beauty and calm but many burn in direct sun. Plants like Sansevieria, Peace Lily, Pothos, Calathea, ZZ plant, Aglaonema, Ferns, and Philodendron need indirect light. Direct sun causes leaf damage and slows growth. Understanding light needs ensures plant health and longevity. Proper placement is key for vibrant indoor greenery.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 8:00 am

The truth behind 36 hours of fat burning and sprinting

High-intensity sprints significantly boost metabolism and fat burn for up to 36 hours post-exercise by creating an energy debt. This anaerobic activity triggers a substantial afterburn effect, enhances insulin sensitivity, and elevates fat-mobilizing hormones, contributing to positive body composition when part of a balanced regimen.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 7:22 am

What happened on 15th December in history: The most significant events over the years

December 15th marks significant milestones: the Soviet Venera 7's historic landing on Venus and the Leaning Tower of Pisa's grand reopening after extensive restoration. This day also celebrates International Tea Day, acknowledging its global importance. We remember the birth of artist Bapu and the passing of India's first Deputy Prime Minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 7:00 am

7 genetic traits related to health we get from our mothers

Maternal genetics extend far beyond mere aesthetics like eye color; they deeply influence our vitality, cognitive abilities, and resilience under pressure. The mitochondria, inherited from our mothers, energize our cells and contribute to how our brains age over time. The X chromosome is a treasure trove of critical traits for our brain and nerve functions.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 5:00 am

How overthinking is triggered and its impact on our thinking process: 6 ways to avoid it

When we overthink, it's often our instinct to shield ourselves from harm, but this habit can be exhausting. The unpredictability around us fuels this cycle, elevating stress levels and activating our brain's threat response. It limits our perspective and hinders effective problem-solving.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 4:00 am

Tulsi for diabetes: How holy basil supports blood sugar control, improves insulin sensitivity, reduces stress, and boosts overall health

Ayurveda's holy basil, tulsi, offers significant support for diabetics. It aids blood sugar regulation and boosts insulin sensitivity, while its antioxidants combat stress and inflammation. Beyond physical benefits, tulsi enhances mental well-being, crucial for managing diabetes. Incorporating tulsi through leaves, tea, or supplements can complement conventional treatments for holistic health.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 3:15 am

Brain teaser: Only a clever person can correctly count the number of squares in the picture

An engaging digital puzzle that has captured the attention of many is the square-counting challenge, where players are tasked with pinpointing squares amidst a chaotic and convoluted image.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 3:00 am

Why eating healthy foods can still cause bloating and fatigue, and what to do about it

For some, nutritious foods can lead to unwanted bloating and tiredness instead of boosting energy levels. This often relates to our eating habits high-fiber foods, specific carbs, raw ingredients, and too much healthy fat can hinder digestion. Additionally, stress and meal timing greatly impact how our bodies react.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Pomegranate juice vs beetroot juice: Which is better for blood pressure and heart health

Pomegranate and beetroot juices offer natural support for heart health, complementing medical treatments for hypertension. Beetroot juice, rich in nitrates, rapidly improves blood flow and lowers blood pressure. Pomegranate juice, packed with antioxidants, combats inflammation and enhances arterial flexibility. Both, when consumed regularly, contribute to better circulation and overall cardiovascular well-being.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Boiled potato vs fried potato: How does cooking style impact blood sugar levels

Boiled and fried potatoes affect blood sugar differently because heat, oil, and texture change how starch is digested. Boiled potatoes, especially when cooled and paired well, cause gentler sugar rises than fried ones.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 1:00 am

Signs you may have a food allergy and how doctors diagnose it

If you're experiencing sneezes that come out of nowhere or skin discomfort, it might be a sign of allergies lurking beneath the surface. The body speaks a language of symptoms that, with the right tests and a knowledgeable guide, can reveal hidden triggers.

The Times of India 15 Dec 2025 12:00 am

Sobhita Dhulipalas magenta saree look is proof you dont need gold to look regal

Sobhita Dhulipala showcased a striking deep magenta saree, highlighting her growing connection with Indian handlooms and her collaboration with Aadyam. Her thoughtful styling, featuring silver jewellery and a clean beauty look, emphasized craft and meaning over trends. The post resonated with its honest portrayal of supporting artisans and weaving communities.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 11:36 pm

These 4 medication types may increase fall risk, research shows

New research reveals common prescription drugs, including opioids, benzodiazepines, gabapentinoids, and antidepressants, significantly increase fall risks in older adults by causing drowsiness and impairing balance. These medications, widely prescribed, can lead to confusion and dizziness, making seniors more vulnerable. Experts emphasize consulting doctors before altering prescriptions to manage these risks effectively.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 11:08 pm

What is VO2 max and why it matters for heart-health and longevity

Unlock a longer, healthier life by understanding your VO2 max, a key indicator of oxygen utilization during exercise. Experts now highlight this measure, which reflects your heart and lung efficiency. Higher VO2 max levels are linked to reduced cardiovascular risks and improved overall well-being. Discover how to boost yours through simple, accessible methods.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 10:11 pm

7 big reasons to make millets a daily habit starting today

Once overlooked, millets are now celebrated for their remarkable health and sustainability benefits. These ancient grains offer a nutritional powerhouse, aiding digestion, managing blood sugar, and improving heart health. Their gluten-free nature makes them ideal for sensitive diets, while their eco-friendly cultivation conserves water. Discover how easily these versatile grains can transform your meals and well-being.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 10:00 pm

Quote of the day by Morgan Freeman: If you lay down, people will step over you But you gotta keep dancing

Morgan Freemans quote is a straight lesson on resilience. If you give up, the world moves on without you. But if you keep trying, even in small, messy steps, help shows up. The key is to keep moving.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 9:49 pm

Black diamond apple: The rare exotic superfruit packed with nutrition, stunning colour and all about its rarity

Discover the rare black diamond apple, a superfruit from Tibet's Nyingchi Mountains. Its unique purplish-black skin, a result of harsh growing conditions, hides a sweet, robust flavor. Packed with nutrients, this apple offers numerous health benefits, from delaying aging to improving heart health, making it a luxurious and exclusive treat.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 8:10 pm

Mouth ulcers may signal hidden diseases: Health conditions they are linked to, who is at risk, and prevention tips

Mouth ulcers, or canker sores, are common but painful. Triggers include minor injuries, food sensitivities, nutrient deficiencies, hormonal shifts, and stress. While usually harmless, persistent or severe ulcers can signal underlying health issues like IBD or autoimmune diseases. Gentle oral care, proper nutrition, and stress management are key to prevention and relief.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 7:10 pm

Why are employees quiet quitting?

A new study reveals 'quiet quitting,' where employees do only the bare minimum, is on the rise. Researchers link this trend to a perceived lack of control, job dissatisfaction, and burnout, especially post-pandemic. Employers can combat this by giving employees a voice, autonomy, and ensuring their contributions feel valued, fostering a more engaged workforce.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 5:30 pm

3 science-backed foods to improve sexual health

Lets be honest: passion has left the chat long before many of us realised. Busy lives often push sexual health aside, but certain foods can help. The right foods can support testosterone and blood flow. Some foods can even reduce erectile dysfunction. Take a look at certain foods that improve sexual desire and reduce sexual dysfunction.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 5:15 pm

How humming can reduce stress and relax your body

The nasal and sinus areas experience different airflow patterns when someone hums, because this action leads to an increased production of their natural nitric oxide (NO) levels. Nitric oxide functions to expand blood vessels while it enhances blood circulation and delivers oxygen to tissues, and also fights inflammation and microbial infections

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 5:14 pm

Doc reveals 5 simple habits to improve brain health

A neurosurgeon emphasizes consistency, balance, and protection for brain health. Simple habits like disciplined sleep, early strength training, and mindful moments through meditation are crucial. Recognizing and refusing burnout, rather than pushing through exhaustion, is vital for maintaining a sharp and stable mind. These practices can significantly rebuild and improve overall well-being.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 5:00 pm

Raw radish vs cooked radish: Which is healthier

Raw radish contains two main compounds, which are natural enzymes and glucosinolates, that help protect the body through antioxidant defense and normal detoxification processes. The powerful peppery flavor, together with its high fiber content, may lead to digestive issues including gas and discomfort

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 4:25 pm

Early Gestational Diabetes rising amongst pregnant women

Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) starts off as high blood sugar which appears for the first time during pregnancy, before disappearing after childbirth. The medical condition known as early gestational diabetes (early GDM or eGDM) appears, when doctors find elevated blood sugar levels during the first pregnancy trimester, or before week 20 of pregnancy

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 3:53 pm

Heard about 'colors of noise'? Here's how they impact brain activity

Beyond light, noise also possesses a spectrum of colors, each with a unique frequency profile. These 'colors of noise,' like white, pink, and brown, are used in technical applications and emerging research. They impact brain activity by altering arousal and masking distracting sounds, potentially aiding focus, sleep, and managing conditions like ADHD and tinnitus.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 3:45 pm

Shilpa Shetty just revived the glory of 700-year-old Patan Patola sarees

Shilpa Shetty recently turned heads in a Patan Patola saree, and honestly, she made it look so easy. We mean, this isnt just any saree, its got over 700 years of history and comes straight from Patan, Gujarat, crafted by the incredibly skilled Salvi community.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 3:36 pm

In pictures: Asias longest ski drag lift inaugurated at Gulmarg

Alongside the drag lift, the Chief Minister also dedicated a series of tourism infrastructure projects worth INR 17 crore, signalling a renewed focus on strengthening Gulmargs appeal on the international winter sports map.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 3:21 pm

Feeling nauseous? Try this simple trick recommended by a gastroenterologist

A gastroenterologist suggests sniffing alcohol swabs or scents like peppermint, lemon, or ginger to quickly alleviate nausea. This method leverages the direct connection between the olfactory nerve and the brain's nausea center, with scientific studies supporting its effectiveness in providing rapid relief.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 2:30 pm

Herbal tea for belly fat: How it helps, recipe, and best time to drink it

Stubborn belly fat can be tackled with herbal teas. These natural brews aid digestion, boost metabolism, and reduce bloating. Incorporating specific herbs like ginger, cinnamon, and green tea into your diet can help. Enjoying these teas regularly, alongside a healthy lifestyle, offers a natural path to a slimmer waistline and improved overall health. Timing your intake can maximize benefits.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 2:10 pm

Are tea and coffee safe for kids? Top doc reveals

Is coffee and tea safe for your child? Paediatricians advise against giving tea or coffee to children under 10, citing caffeine's negative impact on their developing nervous systems, leading to restlessness and anxiety. These beverages can also disrupt sleep, reduce nutrient absorption, create dependency, and contribute to tooth decay due to added sugar.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 12:47 pm

Having bloody or metallic taste while running? Heres what it means

A metallic taste during intense runs often signals fragile lung capillaries leaking blood due to increased blood pressure. While common after hard efforts, frequent occurrences may indicate exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage and warrant a doctor's visit. Prevention involves proper hydration, gradual training, and listening to your body.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 11:30 am

Vitamins for skin and hair: Vitamins your hair and skin need the most

Unlock radiant hair and glowing skin by focusing on nutrition, not just products. Discover essential vitamins like A, B complex, C, D, E, K, and F, readily available in Indian cuisine. Prioritize a balanced diet and mindful eating for long-term beauty from within.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 10:51 am

4 simple eye massage points to relieve strain and sharpen focus

Ever feel like your eyes are working overtime, leaving you with that fuzzy, tired blur by the end of the day? A lot of us push through screen glare, late-night scrolls, or just daily grind, and it shows in strained vision. Dr. Ales Ulishchenko, an integrative doctor, osteopath--and healer with MD and PhD credentials, shares a straightforward fix. He points to four key spots around your eyes where muscle tension builds up. Massaging them gently for just 10 seconds each can relax those tight fibers, ease the pull on your focus--and help your sight feel sharper. It's a quick daily ritual that fits anywhere, no equipment needed.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 10:30 am

Kareenas mulberry silk and chanderi look is peak effortless chic

Kareena Kapoor Khan effortlessly embodied 'Reclaiming Cool' in a SWGT ensemble featuring West Bengal mulberry silk and Madhya Pradesh Chanderi. The ivory and blue floral appliqu jacket over a simple blouse and tailored trousers exuded quiet confidence. Minimalist accessories, fresh makeup, and relaxed waves completed the understated yet powerful look.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 10:04 am

Feeling stuck at work? You might be quiet cracking

Feeling stuck at work? Employees are increasingly experiencing quiet cracking, a silent struggle with workplace unhappiness that leads to disengagement and reduced performance. This trend, a precursor to quiet quitting, sees individuals performing their duties but feeling detached and unfulfilled. Many remain in their roles due to economic uncertainty, despite their dissatisfaction.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 9:47 am

Heart-healthy cooking oils: Which to avoid and smart swaps for better cardiovascular health

Certain cooking oils pose risks to heart health, increasing chances of clogged arteries and high cholesterol. Refined seed oils, palm oil, coconut oil, and hydrogenated oils are highlighted. Simple swaps and smart habits can protect your heart. Choosing the right oils and cooking methods is crucial for cardiovascular well-being. Experts endorse these dietary changes for lower cholesterol and inflammation.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 9:30 am

Is a glass of wine with dinner good for the heart?

A recent analysis of 87 studies challenges the long-held belief that moderate alcohol consumption offers health benefits. Researchers found that claims of increased longevity and improved heart health are largely unfounded, often due to flawed study designs. The evidence suggests that even light to moderate drinking may not be safe and could contribute to poor health outcomes.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 7:14 am

The right way to add protein to your diet without overdoing it

Ditch the obsession with protein; true wellness lies in harmony. Whether youre getting too much or too little, balance is essential. Prioritize nourishing whole foods throughout the day to fuel your vitality and build strength. Tune into your body's cues rather than fixating on numbers, and remember that its the small, sustainable changes that pave the way for enduring health.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 4:28 am

Challenge: Only a person with a high IQ level can spot the hidden number

Get ready for the Optical Illusion 7, a captivating visual puzzle that challenges your perception! Buried within a sea of 808s, the elusive number 880 awaits discovery. This brain-bending challenge plays on our natural inclination to seek out patterns. To enhance your observational prowess, experts recommend scanning the image vertically or diagonally and even covering sections to reveal hidden clues.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 3:00 am

Early signs of metabolic syndrome most people miss: How to reverse them

Metabolic syndrome begins with subtle signals, not sudden illness. Small, steady lifestyle shifts can reverse these changes before serious disease develops.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Neurologist breaks the peanut myth: Why this everyday snack can actually improve cholesterol

In a recent discussion, neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar sheds light on the positive impacts of peanuts for cardiovascular health. Consuming raw, unsalted peanuts in moderation can promote good cholesterol levels while reducing bad cholesterol, thanks to their healthy fats and plant sterols. It's important to avoid alternatives that are salted, fried, or sugar-coated, as these may counteract health benefits.

The Times of India 14 Dec 2025 1:00 am

9 least populated countries of 2025

Vatican City is the world's least populated country in 2025, with around 800 to 882 residents. This report highlights other microstates and island nations like Niue, Tuvalu, and Nauru, known for their unique beauty, exclusive appeal, and distinct identities, attracting travelers with their natural wonders and cultural experiences.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 10:48 pm

Gum diseases may affect more than teeth: How poor oral health raises stroke risk; key tips to protect oral and brain health

New research reveals a startling link between poor oral health and increased stroke risk. Gum disease and cavities, often overlooked, can lead to systemic inflammation affecting the brain and heart. Individuals with both conditions faced an 86% higher chance of stroke, underscoring the critical importance of regular dental care for overall well-being.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 10:10 pm

Lionel Messi fitness secrets: How smart food and simple training kept him elite for 20+ years

Lionel Messi's unparalleled reign in the football world is a testament to his extraordinary commitment, blending sheer talent with exceptional discipline. In a transformative career pivot around 2014, Messi embraced a whole-foods diet and eliminated sugar, resulting in fewer injuries and enhanced recovery times.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 10:04 pm

Affaire de Messi: All about Lionel Messi's India tour

Lionel Messi's brief appearance in Kolkata sparked outrage and chaos as fans, disappointed by the short duration, resorted to vandalism. Organizers faced immediate backlash, with the chief organizer detained and ticket refunds promised. Authorities launched an investigation into the mismanagement, while the All India Football Federation distanced itself from the privately organized event.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 10:00 pm

Walking on cold floors in winter may strain your blood circulation, digestion, and energy

Cold floors can subtly impact your health by affecting circulation and digestion. When exposed to cold surfaces, your body redirects blood flow to vital organs, potentially leading to reduced circulation in extremities, digestive discomfort, and increased fatigue. Simple habits like wearing warm socks and adding rugs can help maintain warmth and well-being during winter.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 8:10 pm

Dick Van Dykes fitness routine at 100: What daily movement, play, and discipline really look like

On reaching a milestone of 100 years, the iconic Dick Van Dyke showcases his incredible vitality through a dynamic fitness regime. His routine features circuit training three times a week, complemented by daily yoga and stretching to enhance flexibility. He stays active with joyful pursuits like singing and caring for pets.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 7:45 pm

How to obtain an Australian tourist visa: A simple step-by-step guide for Indian travellers

Australia offers a dream destination with diverse experiences, from ancient culture to vibrant cities. The article outlines a streamlined, 100% online tourist visa application process for Indian travelers, emphasizing early submission and comprehensive documentation for a swift outcome. Key requirements include proof of funds, employment, and ties to India.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 4:30 pm

10 jade plant varieties to brighten your home with colour and positive energy

Jade plants are popular for their beauty, ease of care, and symbolic meanings of good fortune. Varieties like 'Hummel's Sunset' and 'Tricolour' offer unique colours, while 'Gollum' and 'Hobbit' provide distinctive shapes. Compact options like 'Minima' and 'Crosby's Compact' suit smaller spaces, and trailing 'String of Buttons' adds a cascading effect.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 3:10 pm

'No Birth Tourism permitted on visitor visas', U.S. Embassy warns Indian visa applicants

The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi has issued a stern warning to Indian applicants seeking tourist visas, stating that 'birth tourism'traveling to the U.S. solely to give birth and obtain citizenship for a childwill result in immediate visa denial. Consular officers will scrutinize applications to ensure the primary purpose is legitimate tourism, not citizenship acquisition.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 2:57 pm

5 simple movements that beat traditional gym workouts

Tired of gym memberships gathering dust or machines that leave you more confused than pumped? Simple bodyweight moves can deliver better real-world strength, balance, and stamina than hours on weights or cardio contraptions. Folks swear by these for busy days-and studies show they fire up multiple muscles at once, mimicking daily life way more effectively.These five pack a punch anywhere, no gear needed. Aim for three rounds of 10-15 reps-or 30-60 second holds, three times a week. Warm up with arm circles and leg swings first.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

Honest Review: When I stood before the Seven Sisters Waterfall in Northeast, the mountains seemed to watch

Meghalaya's ancient cliffs near Cherrapunji transform into the breathtaking Seven Sisters Waterfall during peak monsoons. Locally known as Nohsngithiang Falls, these seven cascades, appearing as silver lines, are steeped in local folklore. Witnessing all seven falls in their full glory offers a profound, almost sacred experience, highlighting nature's raw beauty and power.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 1:57 pm

Womens health: What common symptoms are often ignored until its serious

Women often dismiss subtle health cues like fatigue or pain, leading to delayed diagnoses for serious conditions like heart disease and endometriosis. Studies show women downplay symptoms more than men, impacting survival rates. Early detection through regular check-ups and open communication with doctors is crucial for better health outcomes.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 12:55 pm

How to hold a perfect two-minute plank: Tips, techniques, and common mistakes

Achieving a two-minute plank is attainable through smart habits, not just brute strength. Focus on perfect form, controlled breathing, and consistent practice. Incorporate interval training and off-plank exercises to build endurance safely. Mental tricks and journaling progress further enhance your ability to conquer this fitness goal, leading to improved overall strength and posture.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 12:00 pm

Lose weight naturally with okra water: Benefits, recipe and timing explained

Okra water, a trend for health-conscious individuals, is gaining popularity for weight loss due to its high soluble fiber, antioxidants, and minerals. This natural drink aids digestion, controls appetite, and regulates blood sugar, contributing to a healthier gut and metabolic health. Incorporating okra water into a balanced lifestyle can effectively support weight management goals.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 11:10 am

Why your blood sugar spikes in the morning and how to fix it

Morning blood sugar spikes are a common issue for those managing diabetes. This happens between 3 and 8 AM as hormones signal the liver to release glucose. In diabetes, the body struggles to regulate this, leading to high fasting levels. Simple lifestyle changes like diet and exercise can help manage this. Tracking patterns and consulting a doctor are key steps.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 11:00 am

Why fast food rapidly raises triglycerides: Expert explains the post-meal effect

A single fast food meal significantly elevates triglycerides for up to six hours, impacting blood viscosity and arterial health. This post-meal spike, particularly pronounced with high-fat, refined ingredients, poses risks for cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome, especially for vulnerable individuals. Regular physical activity and healthier food choices can mitigate these effects.

The Times of India 13 Dec 2025 10:00 am