Avoid making these 5 worst sleep mistakes

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​How to take calcium and magnesium supplements for maximum absorption and why taking them together may not be ideal​

Magnesium is involved in hundreds of biochemical reactions in the body, which include blood sugar regulation, blood pressure control, muscle and nerve function and bone health. Magnesium requirements can also be fulfilled with foods, however, some individuals require supplements. These include people with kidney issues, type-2 diabetes etc. Source link

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This person went from 136 kg to 90 kg: These are the food items he completely avoided and the alternatives he chose |

Losing weight for the sake of health is a challenging journey which demands determination and consistency. While working out and exercise play an important role, another crucial thing is diet. Choosing what to eat, and what not to eat, makes a big difference.Recently, a personal weight loss journey was shared by a man named Keshav…

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Is your mask actually protecting you? Dentist explains how to identify disposable masks that meet medical standards |

With surging pollution, masks provide a protective layer against the harms. While N95 masks are the gold standard for protection, they are not necessarily comfortable for everyone. Many choose disposable/surgical masks over N95 masks, as they find them more breathable. But did you know, with a flood of masks available all around, many of them…

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New monoclonal antibody could be a game-changer in treating rare liver disease by reducing inflammation and fibrosis, says new study

A new monoclonal antibody called nebokitug offers fresh hope to patients who have primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC), because this rare liver disease has limited treatment options until now, except for a transplant. The first set of trials, led by University of California-Davis, US, (Published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology) shows that the treatment maintains…

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