Saturday, February 22, 2025

Category: Healthy Living

post-Be Sattvic in Food and ThoughtBe Sattvic in Food and Thought

It is up to us to eat the right food and attune our senses to the right influences; in other words, we are what we eat and become what we sense we are, says Ayurveda practitioner and psychiatrist, DR ANITA...

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post-Should I Send My Children to School?Should I Send My Children to School?

DR SANJAY TEOTIA addresses parents’ concerns about whether it is safe for children to return to school in the midst of this Covid pandemic Schools are opening all across the country and parents are opting to send send their kids...

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post-It’s Open SesameIt’s Open Sesame

DEEPTI ANIL discloses the wonders of til, a treasure trove of nutrients and B vitamins Sesame seeds (til) are derived from the sesame plant, one of the oldest oilseed plants in the world. It is extremely resilient and can be...

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post-Let Us Preserve Our WaterLet Us Preserve Our Water

By simply going vegetarian, consuming consciously, and eating organic wherever possible, we can have an enormous, positive impact on the preservation of our water, our planet and our own lives, says SADHVI BHAGAWATI SARASWATI Water is life. From our first...

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post-Rejuvenate Yourself with an Ayurveda MassageRejuvenate Yourself with an Ayurveda Massage

Many people dismiss Ayurveda as a hoary old science of jari-bhooti practised by jhola-chaap doctors in India. But it has a firm scientific basis, says RENU GULATI, a teacher and practitioner of Ayurveda Ayurveda is a unique holistic system of...

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post-Increase Your Focus and ConcentrationIncrease Your Focus and Concentration

Nutrition and health expert, DEEPTI ANIL outlines the benefits of the simple Vajrasana, the one asana that can be done even after meals and which increases focus and concentration A wavering focus is one of the major causes for low...

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post-Covid Ki Aisi Ki TaisiCovid Ki Aisi Ki Taisi

With the surge in infections worldwide of the Delta variant, DR SANJAY TEOTIA’s advice on keeping Covid at bay comes as a timely reminder to us that we must never let our guard down There are three main protocols that...

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post-Amla is the New SuperfoodAmla is the New Superfood

The Indian gooseberry, better known as Amla is a wonder food laden with benefits, says nutritionist and health expert, DEEPTI ANIL Amla or Awla as it is known is widely consumed in India in various forms – raw, dried, candied or...

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post-Introduce Your Children to YogaIntroduce Your Children to Yoga

Children have had their lives altered drastically by the Covid-19 pandemic. Yoga can prove to be a useful aid to manage both the physical as well as the mental health of a child and can be a useful tool for...

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post-Foods that Never Agree With the BodyFoods that Never Agree With the Body

Ayurveda outlines which foods are to be eaten together and which ones cause trouble for your digestive system, says RENU GULATI  Many stomach-related ailments begin with combining the wrong foods that were never meant to be eaten together. Ayurveda believes...

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post-Let’s Make our Gardens Models of Biodiversity &  Well-BeingLet’s Make our Gardens Models of Biodiversity & Well-Being

The immediate need is to stop racketeers from using gardens to make money and ensuring that public gardens remain healthy places, aesthetic and environment friendly, says senior journalist VIDYADHAR DATE Mumbai’s elite is rightly up in arms against the decision to cut down...

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post-When Time Is ShortWhen Time Is Short

Just as short intense spurts of exercise are beneficial, so are short spurts of meditation, assures NAYASWAMI JYOTISH. Do your short meditation with greater intensity, he suggests We sometimes find ourselves in a situation in which we simply don’t have...

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post-88, Not Out!88, Not Out!

PRIYANKA ROY, a dance instructor talks about what makes her 88-year-old Dadu, DR P P Chakraborty, a retired scientist from the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre tick – his brand of Hasya Yoga and positive attitude that he says is what...

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post-Grow Veggies in the RainsGrow Veggies in the Rains

The season is just right to begin planting some useful herbs and vegetables for your home kitchen, says REENA SINGH As monsoon begins to hit India, most places especially in the north of India have already experienced a couple of showers...

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post-You Are Influenced By What You See And HearYou Are Influenced By What You See And Hear

In a chat with KAITY CAMA, a well-known energy healer, REENA SINGH learnt about how to appreciate music and how different forms of music can help the mind heal  Can music be a tool to find peace? I asked this...

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post-In Pursuit of HappinessIn Pursuit of Happiness

What is happiness? My mind posed a myriad questions In pursuit of happiness, I learned these few lessons. I realised that ‘pursuit of happiness ‘is the most ridiculous phrase If you pursue happiness you’ll never find it, you will go...

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post-Protecting the Environment is Our DharmaProtecting the Environment is Our Dharma

Today, June 5, is World Environment Day and it’s our dharma to reaffirm our commitment to care for nature. The modern world seemed to have woken up rather late on the need to protect the environment, for it’s just 47...

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post-Life in a Small TownLife in a Small Town

Many people now choose to live in the satellite towns that invariably spring up near big cities. Life is definitely more peaceful and healthier here, says ARJUN PEREIRA An eternal debate rages about the advantages and disadvantages of living in a...

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