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    Chia seeds warning: 4 types of people Fortis doctor says should avoid this superfood; can even cause 'bleeding'

    Chia seeds are widely considered a nutritious superfood, but medical experts warn they may not be suitable for everyone. Gastroenterologist Dr Shubham Vatsya explains that people with low blood pressure, those on blood-thinning medications, individuals who are poorly hydrated, and those prone to kidney stones should be cautious while consuming chia seeds.

    Humorous list shows '8 types of vegetarians' in India. Netizens cannot stop adding more

    Indian vegetarianism is incredibly diverse. A recent post highlighted eight evolving categories of eating habits. These range from pure vegetarians to those who eat meat under specific circumstances. This shows the nuanced and often humorous ways people navigate their diets. Vegetarianism in India is a spectrum of lifestyles and personal rules.

    7 Indian foods with hidden sugar you should cut back on
    Karan Johar once fainted in college. His mother once called him ‘large and not capable of being a hero'. What changed his life years later?

    Filmmaker Karan Johar reveals his extensive weight loss journey. He shares childhood struggles and early, unhealthy attempts. Johar clarifies he did not use weight-loss drugs like Ozempic. His transformation resulted from medical intervention. Read on to know more about his diet.

    'Took me 30 years to realise and come to terms': Actress Parvathy Thiruvothu recalls terrifying childhood incident of being 'harassed' by a stranger

    Actress Parvathy Thiruvothu revealed harrowing childhood and teenage incidents of harassment. She detailed a physical assault by a stranger as a child. These experiences shaped her understanding of consent and personal safety. Read on to know more about it.

    Have constipation? Doc explains the culprit that ruins your gut system even if you have a good diet

    Night shifts can significantly disrupt bowel health, leading to chronic constipation, according to physician Dr. Shraddhey Katiyar. Our bodies' natural rhythms, evolved over millennia, are thrown off balance by reversed sleep and eating patterns. This confusion slows digestion, making stools harder to pass. Stress and dehydration further complicate the issue, highlighting the need to restore bodily rhythm.

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