People worldwide gear up for their “new year, new you” diet resolutions around this time every year. They jump on the latest trends – from paleo to keto to intermittent fasting – and often last just a few weeks.
After a year of lockdown, we’re all a bit more sluggish and a bit less motivated, and this has taken a toll on our eating habits. It’s time to set some simple goals with diet to heal our gut.
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Eye fatigue is common and can result in puffy, swollen, or itchy eyes. And while it doesn’t take much, a night out that ends later than usual, a little exposure to allergies, or watching an episode of your favourite.
Monsoon is the season of perks! After the sweltering heat and sweat of summer comes the season of lush foliage and delight. And with the advantages of hot coffee, pakoras, pleasant weather, daydream-inducing clouds and long drives, monsoon makes.
The words “organic” and “natural” are trending buzzwords of the twenty-first century. Every time we walk through an aisle at a mart, we keep getting bombarded by hundreds of labels boasting “non-GMO,” “100% natural,” and “organic”. But the question.
Every nation has a unique tradition related to beauty that can be traced back over millennia. In the age of a holistic, natural approach for most manufacturers with their products and formulae, tried and proven centuries-old skincare practices have.
The web is brimming with information and advice; via conversations, it is almost impossible to differentiate between facts and myths. Myths can be pretty condescending and confusing, depending on their effect on people. Not long ago, myths tricked people.