Childhood Constipation and Cow’s Milk: Overlooked Connection
Chronic constipation among children is a growing health concern, often dismissed or misattributed to lifestyle, low fibre intake, or dehydration. […]
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The Global Sperm Crisis – Now in India
In 1992, a seminal paper shocked the world by suggesting a steady global decline in sperm counts over the past
The Hidden Cost of Cheap Meat
India, the world’s largest milk producer and among the top five producers of poultry, fish, and eggs, is now facing
The Hidden Sellers of Illness
Globally—and increasingly in India—fast-food giants spend billions marketing processed foods, sugary drinks, and junk snacks directly to children and families.
Prevent Alzheimer’s
Despite decades of research, Alzheimer’s remains incurable as neuronal loss cannot be reversed without risking identity changes. This underscores prevention
Indeed, Water Is Food.
Āpo vā annamआपो वा अन्नम“Indeed, water is food.”Chandogya Upanishad (6.26.1) This is a deceptively simple yet profoundly layered aphorism. It
Diet and the Course of Alzheimer’s Disease
While genetics and age remain key factors in Alzheimer’s disease, diet stands out as a powerful tool — not merely
Warm Food is Beneficial
“Ushṇam annam pathyam”“Warm food is beneficial.”— Charaka Samhita This verse emphasises the importance of consuming warm food for better digestion,
Is “Sugar-Free” Really Safe and Healthy?
Short Answer: Not necessarily. It depends on what is being used in place of sugar. Most “sugar-free” products use artificial
Sweetened to Death
In 1900, sugar was a luxury for most Indians. The majority of the rural population consumed gur (jaggery) or khandsari