When laughing too much can be dangerous: Hidden warning signs of brain, heart, and mental health issues you should not ignore |

Laughter is commonly associated with happiness, joy, and overall well-being, often serving as a natural expression of positive emotion that strengthens social connections. However, Dr Sudhir Kumar, MD, a senior neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, warns that unusual or uncontrollable laughter can sometimes signal underlying health issues. Certain patterns may indicate neurological, cardiac, or psychiatric disorders,…

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Gautam Gambhir and the No.3 conundrum: Seven batters in 18 Tests define India’s ‘musical-chair’ story | Cricket News

Sai Sudharsan and Washington Sundar NEW DELHI: India’s deepening Test troubles at home have brought the spotlight firmly on an unexpected but crucial issue — the constant chopping and changing at the No.3 batting position. The debate intensified after Washington Sundar walked out at one-down during the first Test against South Africa at Eden Gardens,…

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Diet vs exercise: Which fitness approach is more effective for losing body fat and improving overall health |

Celebrity physiotherapist Jeff Cavaliere has emphasised the vital role of nutrition in achieving a lean, low body fat physique. Speaking on The Peter Attia Drive podcast, the 50-year-old fitness expert explained that reaching just 7 per cent body fat is largely determined by diet rather than exercise. Cavaliere pointed out that while workouts are important…

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