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LIFESTYLE: Do you know watermelon seeds have a lot of medicinal...

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Watermelon is an incredibly hydrating fruit as it contains around 92 percent of water, and is enriched with a lot of essential minerals and...

LIFESTYLE: Reasons why you should take vitamin C at this critical...

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Vitamin C is an essential vitamin, meaning your body can’t produce it. Yet, it has many roles and has been linked to impressive health...

From menstrual cramp relief to hair care: 7 ways to use...

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Rice water is a versatile and natural solution with health benefits. Read on to know seven ways to use rice water. Ever wondered if there’s...

LIFESTYLE: Treat fibroids naturally; Foods to eat and foods not to...

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Fibroids are abnormal growths in the uterus. They’re also called uterine fibroids, myomas, and leiomyomas. Fibroids aren’t cancerous or life-threatening, but they can sometimes...

How to use Cloves to keep mice away and why they...

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If you’ve come across mice in your home, it’s time to act fast, mice infestations can become a huge problem, and it’s time to...

LIFESTYLE: Why it’s a bad idea to refrigerate watermelon.

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There is nothing refreshing on a hot summer day than eating a juicy slice of watermelon. But the refreshment doesn't stop, there with this...

LIFESTYLE: Foods to avoid if you have fatty liver disease.

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Fatty liver disease as the name suggests having too much fat in the liver. In a healthy body, the liver helps to remove toxins...

LIFESTYLE: Incredible health benefits of mango leaves, the king of fruits.

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Herbal remedy, health issues, papaya leaves, Ayurveda, yoga, diseases, cancer, antioxidants, Diabetes, Menstrual cramps, Digestive disorder, Heartburn, Skin problems, Hair problem, Liver and kidney...

LIFESTYLE: Incredible nutritional benefits of Sorghum you should know.

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Sorghum is a non-wheat grain that offers a dietary option to people with celiac disease, may help control diabetes, and improve digestive health, among...

LEFESTYLE: health benefits of hot pepper you need to know.

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Adding hot peppers, hot sauces and hot powders to food continues to protect us from food poisoning even though we now refrigerate food. To...