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Immunity booster: Wellness expert suggests 5 healthy drinks you can consume to boost immunity

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  Immunity booster: Wellness expert suggests 5 healthy drinks you can consume to boost immunity First cyclone of 2021 'Tauktae' forming over Arabian Sea, likely to… Sameera Reddy shares tips that helped her tackle post-Covid weakness. Watch… Keeping our body hydrated is a non-negotiable pivotal for our overall health and wellbeing. Especially during summer, when the body is as it is devoid of fluids and liquids. The body requires a certain amount of water intake that is essential for all body organs to function normally. It carries nutrients to all the cells and maintains the oxygen level of the body. It also prevents constipation and keeps your blood sugar levels in check.  Along with water, you can consume beverages that help aid several benefits to your body which you can consume regularly. Here are some easy drinks that you can consume guilt-free as shared by Eshanka Wahi, Dubai and Delhi based Wellness Expert. Water  © Provided by Pinkvilla Water is the best choice f...
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Personalized Nutrition Startup.

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Personalized Nutrition Startup  Personalized nutrition startup Zoe — named not for a person but after the Greek word for ‘life’ — has topped up its Series B round with $20M, bringing the total raised to $53M. The latest close of the B round was led by Ahren Innovation Capital, which the startup notes counts two Nobel laureates as science partners. Also participating are two former American football players, Eli Manning and Ositadimma “Osi” Umenyiora; Boston, US-based seed fund Accomplice; healthcare-focused VC firm THVC and early stage European VC, Daphni. The U.K.- and U.S.-based startup was founded back in 2017 but operated in stealth mode for three years, while it was conducting research into the microbiome — working with scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital, Stanford Medicine, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and King’s College London. One of the founders, professor Tim Spector of King’s College — who is also the author of a number of popular science books f...
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What Are Legumes? Types, Health Benefits, Nutrition Facts, Cooking Methods, and More

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Is Taking Collagen Beneficial for Older Adults?

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5 Foods to consume before and after taking COVID 19 vaccine

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  5 Foods to consume before and after taking COVID 19 vaccine First cyclone of 2021 'Tauktae' forming over Arabian Sea, likely to… Sameera Reddy shares tips that helped her tackle post-Covid weakness. Watch… The Indian Government has started the largest Vaccination drive to minimise the chances of getting infected by the surge of the Covid 19 virus. But have you ever thought about your diet before and after taking the vaccine? It's equally important for us to have a strict eye on our diet before and after taking the vaccine to prevent any side effects on a larger scale. So,  Ryan Fernando, celebrity and sports nutritionist, talks about  5 important foods to consume before and after taking the Covid 19 vaccine, that would minimise the chances of any adverse effects. Turmeric It contains a yellow-shaded compound called curcumin, which is regularly used to prepare food items and beauty care products. Turmeric is usually utilised for conditions like torment and aggravation. I...
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