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Healthy Diet: These 5 everyday foods come with wide-ranging benefits that you need to know about.

While genetics is far too out of hand to handle, it is important to focus on modifiable factors like diet and lifestyle to reduce your risk of heart disease. Hibiscus is a ...

We often wonder if coffee or green tea is better suited for our blood pressure and heart health. A study conducted by the JACC reveals the answer.

Do you get frequent headaches, feel dizzy or even lack immunity? A significant cause of these symptoms could be lack of Vitamin D. Read on.

To begin with, we have to reduce the intake of foods high in fat, cholesterol, or sodium and increase eating vitamins, minerals, good cholesterol and trace elements to keep it balanced.

A diet rich in fruits and vegetables, fish, poultry, whole grains, low-fat dairy products, and nuts is proven to work wonders for your heart.

World Heart Day 2024: These are some of the practical nutritional tips that can help one come back to a healthy eating habit:

In a recent study published in the journal 'eLife,' it was found that moderate egg consumption can increase the number of heart-healthy metabolites in the blood.

Diet happens to play a critical role in managing blood pressure. Here are four foods that can help to manage the same.

In many cases, lifestyle changes such as weight loss, sodium restriction and dietary changes have been demonstrated to reduce blood pressure.

Many women are struggling with stress and anxiety issues which may further impact heart health. Expert reveals easy ways to manage stress and related issues that may keep heart health in check. ...

Teff is one of the superfoods that's attracting fitness enthusiasts around the world.

Other than giving carrot its orange colour, beta-carotene in your diet is converted to vitamin A in the body.

Wild olive, also called acebuche, is deemed the first variety of olive trees, grown in the Mediterranean area.

The latest Dubrow diet is a combination of high-protein foods and intermittent fasting. Here we explore whether it suits the Indian palate.

World Heart Day 2019: Cooking oils are made up of fats, some of which are good and the others not so much. Does this mean that we should stop consuming oil altogether? ...

World Heart Day 2019: Controlling junk food intake and adding nutrient and vitamin-rich food in your diet will help you have a young heart throughout life.

World Heart Day 2019: It is important to invest daily in small doses to protect one of the most vital organs of our body.

Even in low-carbohydrate diets you must include some portions of healthy whole grains. Here are five best ones that you can count on!