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You wear slippers inside the house for a number of reasons. Maybe because you do not like to walk barefoot inside the house, or the doctor recommended you to wear slippers. Traditionally in India, we remove the shoes outside the homes and holy places. We consider it impure to walk in footwear inside the house.
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Traditional Plant based Intermittent Fasting is good not only for health but also to reduce carbon emissions. At Cop26 that commences on October 31st plant-based diet will be the main menu served to the delegates. Traditional Plant-based Intermittent Fasting is either forgotten or not followed strictly. Now that intermittent fasting is trending both for health
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This is the month of Karkidakam, the last month in the Malayalam year. It is the month of monsoon and considered a bad month as there is no farming due to heavy rains. People being peasants, traditionally, they will have less food to consume. People mostly stay inside because of the heavy rains and try
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Jala Neti is a morning yoga routine to keep diseases away. ‘Jala’ means ‘water’ and ‘neti’ mean ‘to guide’, so ‘jal neti’ means to guide the water through the nasal passage. The daily routine helps in maintaining nasal hygiene, just like we brush for dental hygiene. How to do Jala Neti Make sure that you
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Triple-negative breast cancer tests negative for three factors – the hormones estrogen and progesterone, and a protein, HER2. These are important factors that drive other forms of the disease. This means that a person with triple-negative breast cancer tests negative for estrogen receptors, progesterone receptors, and excess HER2 protein. The cancer cells in the breast
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Well-Kept with a diversity of flora and fauna, the District Park of Janakpuri is one of the best parks for morning routines in Delhi. Therefore the best place for beginning the day in the park and yoga Hence, from the break of dawn, people staying in the neighbourhood come to this Sprawling Park. Not only
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The more the questions answered, the more the number of doubts about Covid-19 during the pandemic. The readers of Lifestyletodaynews.com had a plethora of essential questions about COVID-19 ranging from precautions, medication, and the long term impact of the virus. Dr. Mathew Varghese, a Public Health expert and orthopedic surgeon featured as a real-life hero
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In this past one week, you might have Google search for health symptoms, at least once, for the term Coronavirus. Not just Coronavirus, but a few other words along with it like symptoms, remedies, and prevention. Googling for health queries is the natural tendency of everyone. However, there are times you Google specifically for symptoms
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While living in such a fast-paced world Fitness trends can be really hard to be up to date. New research is being done every day putting pressure on all of us to stay in the loop. It is not so different in the fitness world. New training routines and methods are introduced every month. So
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Today, June 3 has been declared as, the first, ‘World Bicycle Day’ by the UN. According to the UN declaration, one of the benefits of cycling is that “the synergy between the bicycle and the user fosters creativity and social engagement and gives the user an immediate awareness of the local environment”. There is more to
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