Foods That Reduce Mental Stress
Six foods, from eggs and sea fish to blueberries and chamomile tea, can help ease mental stress at home.
Six foods, from eggs and sea fish to blueberries and chamomile tea, can help ease mental stress at home.
Experts say sleeping without a pillow does more good than harm, and suggest how to give up the habit gradually.
Cauliflower, now available all year round, is good for the heart and may help prevent cancer, among other health benefits.
Spiders spread webs in the corners of many homes, especially dirty ones, but a few simple habits and home-made sprays can keep them away.
Winter brings several changes, from heavier meals and less exercise to hormone swings and low mood, that can make people put on weight.
Natural ingredients work better than chemical cosmetics for oily skin, and these homemade packs help cut shine and reduce acne.
Sweating is usually a normal way of cooling the body, but sudden excessive sweating can be a sign of illness.
Nutritional needs change through life, from breast milk and khichuri for infants to iron for teenage girls and soft, light food in old age.
Contouring can give the nose the shape that best suits your face, if you follow a few simple rules and steps.
People of all ages are at risk of brain stroke, and recognising its warning signs early can help people stay alert.
Sour yogurt can be made at home without any starter, using just the green chillies found in most kitchens.
Potatoes produce the toxin solanine once they sprout, so eating them can cause anything from stomach upsets to, in large doses, coma or death.
Nutritionists say a daily egg, eaten the right way, can help with a range of health problems, from anaemia to weak bones.