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AIIMS-Trained Neurologist Explains How Stroke Paralysis Can Be Reversed, But Time Is Critical

New Delhi | December 12, 2025A stroke can strike without warning, leaving victims and their families in a race against time. Sudden weakness in the arm or leg, facial drooping, slurred speech, imbalance while walking, or difficulty seeing are all early signs that demand immediate medical attention. Dr. Rahul Chawla, an AIIMS-trained neurologist and Consultant at IBS Hospital, Lajpat Nagar, says that timely action can often reverse paralysis caused by a stroke—but only if the patient reaches a hospital within a very short period, known as the “golden window.”According to Dr. Chawla, a stroke occurs when the blood supply to a part of the brain is interrupted. This can happen either due to a ruptured blood vessel or a blood clot forming inside a brain...

How Wellness Became a 28-Billion-Dollar Luxury Choice for Indians in 2025

New Delhi, December 10, 2025In 2025, wellness stopped being something people squeezed into their busy schedules and became a luxury that Indians willingly invested in. The idea of a vacation changed completely. Instead of rushing through sightseeing tours and returning home more tired than before, travellers began seeking places that helped them slow down, breathe easier and reconnect with themselves. From sunrise breathing sessions to personalised meal plans and long healing spa rituals, Indians made rest the new definition of luxury.This shift did not happen suddenly. It grew from years of high-pressure living, burnout and the after-effects of the pandemic. Travel started to feel less like running away from life and more like repairing what stress had...

AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Shares Simple Food Combinations That Boost Gut and Liver Health

New Delhi | Dec 09, 2025A well-known gastroenterologist, Dr. Saurabh Sethi, who holds over 25 years of experience and has trained at AIIMS, Harvard, and Stanford, recently explained how pairing certain everyday foods can help the body improve digestion, support the liver, and maintain overall energy levels. He shared these insights on Instagram on December 8, aiming to help people who often feel bloated, tired, or low on energy understand what they can change in their meals, why it matters, and how these combinations actually work inside the body.According to Dr. Sethi, food is not just about individual ingredients. When you mix certain foods together, they work better, helping the body absorb more nutrients and reducing stress on both the gut and the...

Harvard-Trained Gut Expert Says Cold Water May Slow Digestion - Here’s What He Wants You to Know About Your Daily Drinks

New Delhi — Dec 3, 2025A leading gastroenterologist has stirred up a lively discussion online after explaining how everyday drinks—from water to coffee to fruit juice—can influence not just digestion but overall wellbeing. Dr Saurabh Sethi, trained at AIIMS, Harvard, and Stanford, shared nine things people often overlook about the beverages they consume every single day. His detailed Instagram post quickly drew attention, especially his statement that ice-cold water may temporarily slow digestion.Dr Sethi explained that starting the day with warm or room-temperature water can support gut movement better than chilled water. He said cold drinks can slow things down in the digestive system for a short time, so choosing warmer water may be kinder to...

Crash Diets: The Fast Track to Weight Loss That Experts Warn About

New Delhi | December 2, 2025A growing number of people in India are turning to crash diets in an attempt to lose weight quickly, but health experts caution that this rapid approach to slimming can be risky and often unsustainable. Crash diets are restrictive eating plans that drastically reduce calorie intake over a short period, promising fast weight loss results, sometimes in just a week or two.The trend has gained traction among working professionals, students, and social media enthusiasts who want quick results for events, photoshoots, or fitness challenges. Nutritionist Dr. Meera Kapoor explains, “Crash diets severely limit essential nutrients. While you may see immediate weight loss, it is often water weight and muscle, not fat. This can harm metabolism...

UP’s Crackdown on Illegal Cough Syrup Network Widens as FIR Count Hits 98 Across Multiple Districts

Lucknow | December 1, 2025Uttar Pradesh’s fight against illegal codeine-based cough syrup trade has intensified sharply, with authorities filing 11 more FIRs across six districts on November 28 and 29. This brings the total number of cases registered in the state to 98, marking one of the biggest actions taken against a narcotics-linked pharmaceutical network in recent years.Officials confirmed that these FIRs are connected to an inter-state syndicate involved in stocking, purchasing, selling and diverting regulated cough syrups and other narcotic medicines for non-medical and addictive use. The crackdown began after the Food Safety and Drug Administration (FSDA) launched extensive inspections throughout November across several districts.According...

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