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Integrative Nutrition Class

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Hair Loss medicines or therapy

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Whether you are healthy or suffering from physical stress, Hair Loss is something which is very common and affects millions at any given time. While, medicines or therapy might take their own time, you can easily rely on the home remedies for hair loss, which are effective and long lasting. Here they are: Tip 1: Onion juice ~ Grate The Onion To Grow Your Hair Onion is rich in Sulphur, a key nutrient which helps in hair growth. In addition, the antibacterial properties in onion juice facilitates the opening of pores of hair follicles. It not just helps in killing parasites and germs, but also prevent scalp infections. So, applying onion juice on scalp easily stimulates hair growth and prevents any damage. All you have to do is - Blend one onion, extract the juice from it, apply onto the scalp, leave it for 20 minutes, and rinse it with shampoo. You can also add honey in the juice. Tip 2: Potato Juice ~ Just Peel It For healthy hair, it is very crucial that your hair gets ...

1885 treatments for diseases, medicines for chronic diseases will be offered for FREE for a period of one month

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CBN launched the cashless medical treatment scheme today… State Government employees and pensioners can now avail cashless medical treatment at hospitals, thanks to a new health scheme launched by CBN today. More than 7.5 lakh families in Andhra Pradesh comprising of 22 lakh individuals will be benefited by this scheme. Along with 1885 treatments for diseases, medicines for chronic diseases will be offered for FREE for a period of one month.

WHO advocates salt reduction to prevent heart disease

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New Delhi: The World Health Organisation (WHO) Sunday advocated salt reduction to prevent and control non-communicable diseases as high salt intake increases the risk of high blood pressure and is associated with heart disease and stroke. "The WHO recommends a daily salt intake of less than five grams per adult or just under a teaspoon. The recommendation is even lower for children, depending on their energy needs," Poonam Khetrapal Singh, WHO regional director for South-East Asia said in a message on the occasion of World Heart Day. High salt intake increases the risk of high blood pressure and is associated with heart disease, stroke and other diseases. An estimated 2.5 million deaths could be prevented each year if global salt consumption were reduced to the recommended level, she said. Singh added that reducing salt consumption is a cost-effective public health intervention and needs a multi-pronged and multi-sectoral approach in which everyone has to contribute. ...

Rain plays havoc in Guntur

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People trying to cross the Amaravathi-Tadikonda Road, while flood waters in Peekalavagu flows over the causeway on the road snapping communication in Guntur district on Friday. Five persons were killed in separate incidents since Thursday morning as heavy rains continued to batter the district. People living in low lying areas heaved a sigh of relief as the floodwaters receded in most areas. Road link to Amaravathi remained cut off as floodwaters inundated several low lying causeways on the Guntur-Amaravathi Road. Joint Collector Vivek Yadav said two persons -- Mulpuri Srinivasa Rao (35) and Velagala Seethamahalakshmi (55) -- died in separate incidents while the identity of a woman who was washed away at Lam village was yet to be established. Srinivasa Rao, who hailed from Ravela village in Tadikonda mandal, drowned in the Yarra Vagu in Kantheru village while Seethamahalakshmi died of electrocution at Atchampet. Two persons were feared washed away in a swollen rivulet after b...

Top 7 Beauty Tips

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Top 7 Beauty Tips #1. Oil in salads For a healthy and younger looking skin, healthy eating is a must. And, surely you already know what amazing benefits salads can provide to your skin and health. To get a younger looking skin, all you have to do now is switch the cream-based dressings with an oil-based one. Oils absorb antioxidants and vitamins from the food in a much better manner than mayo, making your skin look fresher and younger. No doubt mayo tastes amazing in salad dressings, but so do oil-based dressings. Oils such as olive oil, canola oils and even vinegar enhance the taste of the salads even more. #2. Increase the intake of Vitamin C Vitamin C enriched foods are very good for the skin as they contain collagen, which helps the skin to look young, fresh and glowing. So, it is time to add foods such as lemons, oranges, tomatoes, strawberries, bell peppers, etc. to your daily diet. #3. Yoga Yoga is a one-stop solution to all your health and beauty re...

Fish Man

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"Anna Canteen" Menu

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Government readies Menu card for Anna NTR Canteen!  Tiffins:  Idli / Upma / Pongal – Rs. 5/- Afternoon Lunch  Sambar Rice – Rs. 7.50/- Curd Rice / Lemon Rice – Rs. 6.50/- Dinner  2 Chapatis + Vegetable Curry – Rs. 7.50  Under Phase I, plans are being drawn up to open 35 canteens in Guntur, Visakhapatnam, Anantapur and Tirupathi.  Government will bear the approximate cost of Rs. 40/- incurred when an individual eats three times a day at the Canteen.

Health: Paralysis Treatment

Paralysis is described in AYURVEDA in VATA-ROGA. DEFINATION:- Paralysis is loss of muscle function for one or more muscles. Sometimes it can also be accompanied by loss of feeling in the affected area. CAUSES:- IN AYURVEDA paralysis is due to ‘VATA VIKRUTI’ (imbalance of VATA DOSHA) Paralysis is caused by damage in nervous system due to stroke, trauma, nerve injury, viral infection in nerve cells, brain tumor etc. VARIATIONS:- According to CHARAK SANHITA paralysis could be localized (AKANG ROG) or generalized (SARVANG ROG).Here Maharshi Charak described main types of paralysis as follow. ARDITA (FACIAL PARALYSIS) PAKHSAGHATA (HEMIPLEGIA) SARVANG GHATA (GENERLIZED PARALYSIS) 1   FACIAL PARALYSIS (ARDITA) Facial paralysis is abnormalities of one side of face. When facial nucleus is affected by infarct of the  pontine arteries it leads to lacunar infarct affecting fibres in the internal capsule to the nucleus. It leads to the facial paralysis… SYMP...

Orange Juice for Himoglobin*****

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Orange contains Vitamin B6 which accelerates production of hemoglobin in the system. The juice thereby prevents any cell damage and is beneficial for anyone suffering from anemia. It pumps iron into the blood stream. Additionally, it is a source of calcium, which promotes bone and teeth health. It also helps to lower bad cholesterol levels and protects against inflammation. Tip: Have at least two glasses of fresh orange juice regularly (preferably unstrained), with the pulp. Avoid adding any sugar. This dose of Vitamin C will help do away with iron deficiency in the system.

Attend Medicall Expo at Chennai

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Medicall is the premier medical and healthcare trade fair that brings together a diverse group of medical suppliers at one place and on one occasion. This grand show brings high level business opportunities for all related to healthcare industry by providing numerous opportunities of trade expansion. For the present 9th edition, the organizers have selected Chennai as the exhibition city as the convention center namely, Chennai Trade Centre, is easily accessible by the travelers and it provides a spacious exhibiting space as well. The objective of the exhibition is to bring together all those who are related with the medical and healthcare sector. The event provides a global overview on the recent developments and improvements done in the industry. The comprehensive information provided by the experts at this event is very much beneficial as well as appreciated by the show attendees. Attending firms are helped to gain a significant position in the Indian markets. More than 430 e...

How do I get rid of unwanted Hair

am 29 years old. I have excessive hair growth on my chest and back. While I don’t want to get rid of completely, how do I manage it? With excessive hair growth on the chest and back, it can get quite messy after some point of time. Here are some tips to manage the dense growth: Ensure that, the growth at the back and chest are in the same proportion. For keeping some length on, the body hair trimmers are the best tools. They come with different adjustments for different lengths. Trim rather lightly and use a scissor for light-plucking. Also, while trimming, leave the area from below the chin till a little lower than the Adam’s apple. As for the back – you may want to take a friend’s help. Begin with trimming from the bottom of your back in straight smooth motions. Be careful, since the blades can scrape your flesh. Shaving is the most common method but you have to be very particular. A little negligence and you could end up with cuts and skin irritation. Also the subseque...

Seedless Mangoes

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Patna, July 22 (IANS) First came seedless grapes. Now, Indian scientists have developed what could be the ultimate delicacy - a seedless mango which is finely textured and juicy, with a rich, sweet and distinctive flavour when mature. "We have developed a seedless mango variety from hybrids of mango varieties Ratna and Alphonso," V.B. Patel,chairman of the horticulture department at the Bihar Agriculture University(BAU) at Sabour in Bhagalpur district, told IANS. Trials of the new variety, named Sindhu, are under way at different locations in the country but the result of the one at BAU suggests it could be suitable for both integrated horticulture and kitchen gardening. "We are happy and enthuastic as well as confident and hopeful of improving the seedless mango variety," Patel said. He said that an average fruit weighs 200 grams and its pulp, which is yellowish in colour, has less fibre than other mango varieties. He said the trials of the Sindhu variety, ori...

9 Easy Ways to Maintain your Hair

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You go to great lengths to turn your dream of lustrous hair into reality. You take great pains to take care of your precious hair during the summers and the winters, but unfortunately, ignore them during the monsoon season. No wonder that your crowning glory looks messy and lifeless during these few months. So, here are some tips to ensure that this monsoon season your hair gets all the love it deserves. Oil your hair During the monsoon season your hair becomes frizzy and dry. So, a hot oil massage is the best elixir for it. Make sure that you oil your hair twice a week. Oiling provides your scalp with essential nutrients, and also strengthens the hair roots. Coconut oil works best for your hair during this season. Hair wash and conditioning Due to excessive humidity during the monsoon season, you will sweat more. A sweaty scalp attracts dust and pollutants, which in turn leads to dandruff. So, you must focus on cleaning your scalp thoroughly. That is wh...