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Dietetics & Nutrition | Post Date : Apr 17, 2026
Looking for a simple, affordable food that can improve your hydration, support weight loss, and give your skin a natural glow? The answer might already be sitting in your kitchen — cucumber.
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Dietetics & Nutrition | Post Date : Apr 16, 2026
Mango is often called the “king of fruits” — and for good reason. Juicy, sweet, and refreshing, it’s a summer favorite across India. But beyond taste, have you ever wondered: is mango good for women’s health?
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Dietetics & Nutrition | Post Date : Apr 15, 2026
When summer arrives, our body naturally craves something refreshing, hydrating, and light. One fruit that perfectly fits this need is muskmelon, also known as kharbuja. But beyond its sweet taste and cooling effect, many people often ask: Is muskmelon good for health?
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology | Post Date : Apr 14, 2026
Estrogen is one of the most important hormones in the human body, yet many people only associate it with women’s health. The truth is, estrogen plays a vital role in both men and women, influencing everything from reproductive health to mood, bone strength, and even heart health.
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Endocrinology | Post Date : Apr 10, 2026
In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, chronic stress, poor sleep, and unhealthy habits are making cortisol hormone imbalance more common than ever.
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Endocrinology | Post Date : Apr 09, 2026
Today, many people experience unexplained weight gain, constant fatigue, or sugar cravings—and often ignore these signs. What most don’t realize is that these could be early symptoms of insulin resistance, a condition that can eventually lead to type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and other metabolic problems.
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