Vitamins
Vitamins are an important nutrient required by our body in limited amounts. Some of the common form of Vitamins are Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin C, etc. A vitamin deficiency could lead to certain diseases, for e.g. a Vitamin D deficiency leads to rickets.
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Too much of a good thing can be bad for you. It is true for vitamins too. Overdosing on vitamins can cause adverse reactions and even death.
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Vitamins are good for health. But if you have diabetes, it can save your life. Read on to know how different vitamins can help you control this health condition.
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Are you consistently feeling sad and down? Have you lost pleasure in daily activities? If yes, you are suffering from depression.
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IANS, March 14, 2019 at 07:04pm
According to a new study, along with flu vaccines, maternal intake of a vitamin B may help keep brain disorders away in babies, caused owing to cold or flu during pregnancy.
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Get ready to bid farewell to your dark circle.
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A new study suggests that a handful of nuts every day can reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases in diabetics. Read on to know how some vitamins and minerals also strengthen your heart.
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Although our body naturally produces some antioxidants, we can also keep our requirements updated by enriching our diet with certain foods and vitamins
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You may not be giving it much of attention but vitamin E is also equally important. So, here we list out few foods which can help you get your daily those of it.
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Do unexplained bruises surprise you quite often? Nutritional deficiency and certain medications can be the underlying causes. Read on to know more about the factors contributing to your bruises.
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Hazelnuts are a great source of fibre, minerals, vitamins and antioxodants making them your best health buddies. We give you 4 reasons to load up on these nuts.
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Lack of vitamin D can be harmful to your well-being. So, eat foods which are abundant in vitamin D and can help you to perk up your mood.
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According to the World Health Organization, these nutrients are important for the prevention and development of diseases and good health.
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According to a new study data from investigators at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), there is a link between vitamin D levels and cardiorespiratory fitness. The growing research suggests that vitamin D also plays a vital role in other areas of your body including the heart and muscles. Read on to know more.
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Just knowing about what you should eat is not enough for a healthy heart. You should also be aware of how much of what you should have. Here we are with a list of to-do's on the occasion of World Heart Day.
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Researchers from St. Michael s Hospital and the University of Toronto, found that multivitamins and calcium did not add any value to boost health and prevent cardiovascular disease, heart attack, stroke or premature death nor did it cause any risk.
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