How to watch out for hidden fat
When it comes to food, it seems as though everybody is trying to avoid that evil trinity of health-hell these days — salt, sugar and fat.
Our couch potato lifestyles have left us battling conditions like heart disease, diabetes and obesity, all of which need you to curb those salty fries and chocolate shake cravings. Read on» » » »


The mouth and teeth are some of the most hardworking parts of our bodies. It is not only important for us to have healthy gums and teeth, it is also aesthetically appealing. The mouth has an acid-alkali balance that keeps good bacteria intact and does not let bad bacteria multiply. However, when this balance is affected, the mouth may become more acidic, creating an environment for dental decay, gum infections and bad breath.
Now that health concerns have become universal, we’ve been flooded with information about what to eat and what to avoid. Often, the news leaves us confused. Since this isn’t a good situation to be in, we decided to clear up the bewilderment.
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Some swear yoga is the best way to keep fit. Others say they’d collapse without the gym. Four celebrities share their experiences with both and tell us what works for them – and why.
I’m 22 years old, I weigh 58 kg and my height is 5’8”. I’ve recently joined a gym with the intention of building muscles. Is it possible to do that within six months? Please suggest a diet that goes along with my workout regime. I cannot afford costly products.
Are you the last one leaving office every night? Are your smoke breaks longer than your ideal working hours? Do you feel that everyday is a Sunday, and so looking for some excuse to stay at home so that you can get some sleep? It’s time that you get a grip of your life and visit a lifestyle expert.
I’m sure it has happened to all of us at one point or another.We congratulate a friend, colleague or neighbour on being pregnant only to be told that she is not - or that she’s already had the baby a few months ago. It’s happened to me on more occasions than I care to recount. So, these days I err on the side of caution even if someone appears on the verge of giving birth, preferring to wait until she mentions the p word herself.