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HEALTH

WORLD ASTHMA DAY: It’s neither too early, nor too late

Team L&M We have just crossed the 20th annual World Asthma Day, an event held each May to raise awareness of Asthma worldwide. World Asthma Day is organised by the Global Initiative for Asthma, or GINA (www.ginasthma.org), a World Health Organisation collaborative and 501(c)3 organisation founded in 1993. According to World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates, […]Read More

HEALTH

Munch on health, munch on Gaia Oatmeal Cookies

Team L&M Do not reach out for unhealthy or fattening options if you feel hungry. Instead go for Gaia’s Oatmeal Cookies made with oats, whole wheat and honey that taste good while providing a variety of health benefits. The rich fibre content keeps you feeling full for longer duration. Baked to perfection, these scrumptious delights […]Read More

HEALTH

TOP 5 Tips for wholistic women health

Team L&M A selfless mother, an affectionate daughter, a dutiful wife and a charming sister (and yet sometimes a wicked one!); no matter what role a woman plays in everyday life, she does so with utmost passion and conscientiousness. From managing the household chores, to being a precisian at work, and yet taking out time […]Read More

HEALTH

Sleep tight to tackle work stress

If your job stresses you no end, try having a good night’s sleep. Sleep at least for 7-8 hours at night. Yes, you read it right. Sound sleep at night is a good anti-dote to combating the work stress you face during the day. In addition, it will also prevent you from indulging in unhealthy […]Read More

HEALTH

How to control diabetes in summers

Summer is the time when people suffer from many diseases and its complications due to heat waves and high humidity and it is very common for patients of type 2 diabetes as these people can suffer from dehydration, heat exhaustion and feet problems. Noted Dietician Ms Sheela Seharawat, tells us how to keep diabetes under […]Read More

HEALTH

Time for a wake-up call

Dr Arun Kumar Giri Tobacco consumption remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, claiming about six million lives each year. The World Health Organisation (WHO) expects the figure to reach eight million a year by 2030. Tobacco usage has an overall impact on national economies with declining productivity and inflating healthcare costs. The […]Read More

ENVIRONMENT

Five ways to reduce hazardous waste

Rajkumari Sharma Tankha A recent study on Waste Management in India-Shifting Gears done by ASSOCHAM in association with PwC has found that the generation of hazardous waste is increasing at the rate of 2 to 5 % per year in our country. Industries generating hazardous waste include petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, paint and dye, petroleum, fertilisers, […]Read More

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