In today’s competitive world, we face constant stressors such as work deadlines, travel stress, personal responsibilities and pollution which takes a toll on the health quotient of our heart, mind and body. Thereby, affecting our posture, ability to move and overall functional fitness which leads to long-term health problems.…
Staying in one position while doing repetitive work for long hours is typical of a desk job. The habits we build at our desks, especially while sitting, can lead to discomfort and health issues, including back pain, neck strain, and even long-term ones like posture problems and spondylitis. …
Your kidneys are responsible for filtering waste products from the blood, regulating electrolyte balance, and maintaining fluid levels in the body, and maintaining blood pressure.
However, various factors can put this essential organ at risk, leading to a decline in its function.…
Metabolic syndrome (also known as insulin resistance syndrome) is a group of conditions that occur together, increasing your risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes when left untreated. These conditions include high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar levels, excess fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol or triglyceride levels.…
We often misunderstand lipids (commonly known as fats) and sometimes unfairly blame them for health problems. But did you know these fatty compounds are so essential that our bodies can’t function correctly without them?
Let’s learn what these lipids are in detail and understand why they are so important.…
Have you ever considered trying someone else’s diet plan after seeing and hearing about their amazing results? No matter how tempting and convenient it may seem to get healthier or lose weight, copying someone else’s diet plan can often do more harm than good.…
Did you know that about 60% of the adult human body is made up of just water? Every cell, tissue, and organ relies on water to survive and function well. Water helps regulate your body temperature, removes wastes from the body, and lubricates your joints.…
If you often think – “Why am I so bloated?”, you are not alone. Bloating is caused when the stomach stretches due to the build-up of excess gas and fluid in the intestine. Once the stomach reaches its stretching limit, it starts putting pressure on the abdomen, causing discomfort and a bloated feeling.…
Abdominal muscles form an elaborate corset that supports your stomach contents and your back. The central set of abdominal muscles is the rectus muscles. These are divided into right and left halves, joined together by a thin, fibrous band of connective tissue.…