Lychee Keeps the Body Cool in the Heat
Juicy lychees help with immunity, digestion and hydration in the summer heat, but a few precautions apply.
Juicy lychees help with immunity, digestion and hydration in the summer heat, but a few precautions apply.
Fruits rich in vitamin C and fibre can help keep the body's defences up as immunity dips in winter.
Honey water, soaked almonds, eggs, oat porridge and fruit are among the foods nutritionists recommend eating first thing in the morning.
Pomegranate, regarded as a superfood, is rich in fibre and minerals and its juice is linked to benefits for immunity, blood pressure and memory.
Most people throw away orange peel, but it is packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants and can be eaten grated, powdered or as jelly.
A list of 2024's trending superfoods, drawn from several studies and dietitian surveys, ranges from kimchi and kefir to papaya and green tea.
An orange a day in winter supplies vitamin C and antioxidants that support immunity, blood pressure control and haemoglobin levels.
A healthy diet is essential to controlling diabetes, and a handful of fibre-rich foods can help keep blood sugar in check.
Chewing whole fruit gives more nutrition than drinking it as juice, because juicing destroys much of the fibre, according to doctors.
Dry fruits are packed with nutrients, but not all of them should be eaten on an empty stomach in the morning.
Adding the right nutrients, vitamins and superfoods to the diet can help dengue patients fight the virus and recover faster.
Frequent illness is not a good sign, and people who often catch fevers and colds should check whether they are meeting their daily vitamin C needs.
Amla, richer in vitamin C than an orange, is said to boost immunity, digestion and skin health when its juice is taken on an empty stomach.