Fruits to Eat for Healthy Skin
However much care you give your skin from outside, eating the right fruits regularly helps keep it healthy and bright.
However much care you give your skin from outside, eating the right fruits regularly helps keep it healthy and bright.
A shortage of vitamin C can show up as dry skin, slow healing, bleeding gums, joint pain, weak immunity, weight gain and constant tiredness.
Eating with a spoon makes no particular difference to health, but eating with the hands has some benefits, according to an Indian media report.
The humble guava is packed with vitamins C and A, fibre and potassium, and helps with immunity, blood pressure, blood sugar and eyesight.
Nasal allergy is not a dangerous disease, but its sneezing and runny nose can disrupt daily life, and avoiding its triggers is the main treatment.
High blood pressure has many everyday causes, and along with doctors and medicine, some home measures can help keep it under control.
Menopause, the permanent end of menstruation usually between 45 and 55, brings falling hormone levels and symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats and mood changes.
Lung problems can affect people of any age, and some everyday symptoms can be early warning signs.
Potatoes produce the toxin solanine once they sprout, so eating them can cause anything from stomach upsets to, in large doses, coma or death.
The right diet, sensible use of cooking oil and regular exercise can keep cholesterol under control, even for those with a family history.
A few daily habits, from lemon water to a weekly detox bath and exercise, are suggested for clearing toxins from the body.
Sour yogurt can be made at home without any starter, using just the green chillies found in most kitchens.
Nutritionists say a daily egg, eaten the right way, can help with a range of health problems, from anaemia to weak bones.