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Aarogyam Sukhsampada - Health is the divine wealth.
OSTEOPOROSIS

OSTEOPOROSIS

Osteoporosis is a health condition in which our bones become weak and brittle, making them easily susceptible to fracture even with a mild or trivial stress/trauma. These fracture-related injuries commonly occur in the hips, wrists and spine (Vertebral column). 

Tue Dec 20 2022

HEALTH TIPS FOR A SAFE AND HEALTHY MONSOON

It’s a monsoon season! It has started raining heavily outside. The climate has become fresh with increasing greenery and cool breezes. The heat of summer has started to disappear slowly, giving a soothing feeling to all of us. Though the monsoon season brings us sufficient water for the next year, greenery, and fresh air, it also brings many health-related problems such as various infections, mosquito-related illnesses, etc. Hence, we need to take some precautionary measures during this season to keep ourselves fit and healthy. Here are some lifestyle and diet-related tips to keep ourselves healthy during this monsoon season.

Fri Jul 30 2021

HEALTH TIPS FOR A SAFE AND HEALTHY MONSOON
लाल बहार सूप

लाल बहार सूप

लाल बहार सूप

Sat Jun 12 2021

LAL BAHAAR SOUP

LOW CALORIE LAL BAHAAR SOUP

Sat Jun 12 2021

LAL BAHAAR SOUP
PREBIOTICS

PREBIOTICS

We already know that there are trillions of microorganisms inside or digestive tract. Together they are known as Gut microbiota. What we eat, i.e., the type of food we eat can change the composition of these microorganisms. It can either increase the number of beneficial microorganisms inside our digestive tract or reduce their number, allowing the growth of bad/harmful microorganisms. Prebiotics are complex carbohydrates. They resist digestion and or absorption within our digestive tract. They act as a source of food for the good/beneficial microorganisms (Good bacteria). These beneficial microbes break down prebiotics to use them as a source of food and energy for their growth. It increases the number of beneficial bacteria inside our digestive tract, which has multiple benefits on our overall health.

Sat Jun 12 2021