Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin, which means the body stores it in fat tissues. So when a person has excess body fat, especially around the waist, more of the vitamin gets locked away instead of circulating in the bloodstream where it is needed. “As such, even if two people get the same exposure to sunlight,...
Category: Health
Top 5 most talked about celebrity health confessions of 2025
In 2025, celebrities continued to influence public conversations about health, not just with glossy gym photos or diet tips, but with candid confessions and lifestyle changes that resonated far beyond the screen. Whether it was prioritising sleep, redefining fitness goals, or sharing personal truths about body image, health issues, and recovery, stars used their platforms to...
Nitin Gadkari reveals secret behind his weight loss transformation after Covid: ‘I used to be 135 kg at one point, now I weigh 89’
Weight loss narratives are often framed around quick fixes, strict diets, or dramatic before-and-after transformations. But Union minister Nitin Gadkari’s account of losing weight places the focus elsewhere: on routine and discipline. In a recent video on Farah Khan’s YouTube channel, where she and her cook Dilip visited his home, Gadkari spoke candidly about his demanding...
Cardiologist clarifies if social media claims about vitamin D supplements harming heart and kidneys is true: ‘Should always be guided by a blood test’
Social media has been abuzz with claims suggesting that vitamin D supplements are harmful to the heart and kidneys. So, we decided to consult Dr Parin Sangoi, consultant, interventional cardiologist, Wockhardt Hospitals, Mumbai Central, on whether there is any truth to these claims. Vitamin D is vital for health, but it can pose risks if misused....
Cardiologist clarifies if social media claim about vitamin D supplements harming heart and kidneys is true: ‘Should always be guided by a blood test’
Social media has been abuzz with claims suggesting that vitamin D supplements are harmful to the heart and kidneys. So, we decided to consult Dr Parin Sangoi, consultant, interventional cardiologist, Wockhardt Hospitals, Mumbai Central, on whether there is any truth to these claims. Vitamin D is vital for health, but it can pose risks if misused....
Why do I seem to get sick as soon as I take time off?
You’ve been hanging out for a break, getting through the busy last weeks of work or class. You’re finally ready to relax. And then tiredness descends, you feel the tickle in your throat, and you realise you’re getting sick. Why does this always seem to happen just in time for a holiday or the weekend?...
Lemon in chana chaat, curd on aloo tikki, mint in pani puri and more: Nutritionist decodes 5 smart pairings that make street food healthier
Any true connoisseur knows that street food is not just another snack; it is a delicious celebration of flavours. One could dine at the fanciest restaurants, yet nothing quite matches the winning authenticity of street food. While many people love indulging in these treats, their low nutritional value and potential health risks raise some scepticism....
Fed up with stubborn dark circles under your eyes? Why it’s worth checking your liver health
Dark circles are instantly associated with poor sleep, excessive screen time or even tiredness. However, many other lesser-known triggers can lead to this unwanted pigmentation under your eyes. “They usually happen because of a mix of reasons,” explains Dr Rupika Singh, founder and chief dermatologist at Akiya Aesthetics. One unexpected reason is your liver, which...
This is what happens to the body when you are on a low-salt diet
Many people try to consume less salt, especially if they worry about high blood pressure or heart disease. Cutting back on too much sodium is helpful, but sticking to a very low-salt diet for a long time can also have unexpected effects on your health. According to Dr Prabhat Ranjan Sinha, Senior Consultant – Internal...
Cutting salt from your diet? Here’s how a low-sodium diet impacts your body
Many people try to consume less salt, especially if they worry about high blood pressure or heart disease. Cutting back on too much sodium is helpful, but sticking to a very low-salt diet for a long time can also have unexpected effects on your health. According to Dr Prabhat Ranjan Sinha, Senior Consultant – Internal...










