Isolation
Why Do We Eat A Lot When Sad Or Depressed; Science Has An AnswerIn a fast paced life, people tend to feel isolated and that's when they find solace in nothing but food
- Dalgona Coffee Trend Goes Viral On Social Media; Here's How You Can Make It At Home
A new coffee recipe that has gone viral on social media, globally and in India. Dalgona coffee is the latest fad that has taken the internet by storm
- Lockdown Cooking: Karisma Kapoor Bakes A Cake For The Family; Do You Feel Like Baking One Too? (Recipe Inside)
The 45-year-old Karisma Kapoor, who recently was seen in a web-series 'Mentalhood', took to her Instagram to talk about some 'simple pleasures of social distancing'.
- Coronavirus: UK Couple Exchanges Onion Rings After Wedding Is Cancelled
Adam Woods and Laura Acton - a couple from England - were all set to tie the knots when strict norms of social distancing were imposed in the country. In such a situation, instead of ...
- Man Organises Dinner Party For Kids During Lockdown, Internet Goes 'Awwww'
Ben Moore decided to throw his kids a dinner party at home, complete with a candlelit ambience and flower arrangement and him playing the server.
- What a Nightmare: Sleep No More Plentiful in Primitive Cultures
Research unveiled that people in isolated and technologically primitive African and South American cultures get no more slumber than the rest of us.
- Loneliness, Isolation May Up Heart Disease, Stroke Risk: Study
Loneliness has already been linked to a compromised immune system, high blood pressure, and ultimately, premature death.
- When Morning Sickness Is No Joke
"I became very depressed, felt very isolated and began to resent the people who failed to understand," says Lisa, who lives in London.
- New in the Meat Case: Veggie Burgers
In Seth Goldman's vision of the supermarket meat case of the future, he doesn't see a meat case at all. He sees a protein case. And only some of the proteins in it will come ...
- Soy Protein May Help Prevent Bone Loss in Adulthood
Move over milk! Consuming soy protein during childhood can can prevent bone loss in adulthood, a new study in mice suggests.
