What to Eat to Lower Bad Cholesterol?
Amla, a sour fruit rich in vitamin C, may help cut bad cholesterol, according to a study cited by Healthshots.
Amla, a sour fruit rich in vitamin C, may help cut bad cholesterol, according to a study cited by Healthshots.
Eating ripe papaya daily can help digestion, ease constipation, boost immunity and support heart health, skin and weight control.
Apples, pineapple, bananas, grapes and avocado are five fruits that can help improve lung function.
Vitamin C strengthens immunity and helps the skin, brain, eyes, heart and lungs, and because the body cannot store it, it must be eaten every day.
Repeated colds, dry skin, slow-healing wounds and joint pain can point to vitamin C deficiency in children, which vitamin C-rich foods can help.
Three homemade face packs using ripe mango, with milk and oatmeal, honey and lemon, or gram flour, for common summer skin problems.
Jamrul looks attractive but is not very sweet and is seldom sold, yet the fruit is rich in water, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fibre.
Dragon fruit, a cactus fruit that has quickly become popular in Bangladesh, is packed with minerals, vitamins, fibre and antioxidants.
A young man bitten by a snake in Godagari, Rajshahi, died before reaching hospital after relatives first took him to an exorcist.
A handful of fruits and foods eaten regularly can help flush toxins from the liver, according to a report citing ABP News.
The coordinator of Bangladesh's Venom Research Centre says antivenom now imported from India could be produced at home once a modern venom laboratory is built.
Snakebite cases have risen in Faridpur amid fear over Russell's vipers, but doctors say most patients who reach hospital in time are recovering and antivenom stocks are adequate.
Toxicologist Prof M A Faiz explains how snakebites are diagnosed and treated, what antivenom costs, and what to do and avoid after a bite.