Women with pregnancy have been highly vulnerable throughout the entire covid-19 pandemic across the world, with major apprehensions observed during the breastfeeding phase. While the World Health Organization (WHO) has clearly stated that a woman should continue breastfeeding even if she is a suspected or a confirmed case of covid-19, efforts are still needed to […]
If we were to compare the human body to a vehicle then the role of protein would be comparable to that of fuel. Enough fuel as well as good quality fuel, both are required for the vehicles journey and same is the case with quantity as well as the quality of proteins. Proteins play an
National protein week 2021: 50 simple, easy and healthy protein complimenting recipes Read More »
Does the word ‘diabetes’ scare you? Yes, it does, to most of us and we all wish to keep diabetes at bay! It may certainly not be a very easily acceptable health condition but the fact remains that as per International Diabetes Federation, 1 in 11 adults have diabetes currently. 1 in 6 people across
Does the word ‘diabetes’ scare you? Tips to keep diabetes at bay Read More »
Each year 22nd March is celebrated as World Water Day. Every year United Nations observes World Water day to emphasize the importance of saving water, providing hygienic water, and measures to limit its wastage. This year the theme is valuing water. In order to highlight this theme, we would like to focus on water requirements
World water day: all you need to know about water requirements at different life stages Read More »
World Kidney Day (WKD) is celebrated every year on the second Thursday of March. It is a global campaign aimed at the prevention of kidney diseases and providing awareness to individuals already affected by kidney disease. World Kidney Day is a joint initiative of the International Society of Nephrology and the International Federation of Kidney
