Even 200mg (approximately two mugs of coffee) of caffeine each day can double the risk of a miscarriage.
Forget crosswords. If you really want to boost your brain power, eat dark chocolate, consume cold meat and have plenty of sex, if possible every day.
Preferring coffee over a good night's sleep for that daily jolt might land you in trouble, for a new study has found that having caffeine for boosting energy might mask serious sleep problems.
Tanya Munshi explains four dietary no-nos when it comes to eating at the office.
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Make sure you're fighting fit for the CAT with these diet tips.
Back to work after a long break? Here are some tips on how to get back into the system.
Parul Patni discusses dieting do's and don'ts for expecting mothers.
Following a global strategy to promote healthy beverages, Coca-Cola India is considering an entry into various new beverage segments such as juices in addition to sports and energy drinks.
Researchers have found that coffee is quite high in antioxidants.
If you want to stay slim, healthy and productive, you need at least eight and a half hours of sleep a day, says an expert.
The results may not be applicable to regular caffeine users, since they may be less sensitive to caffeine's effect.
Do you feel tired all the time? And nothing seems to help? You may be suffering from Chronic fatigue syndrome.
Most of us need eight hours of stress-free sleep. Are you getting enough sleep?
A few squares of chocolate a day can almost halve the risk of heart attack death by decreasing the tendency of platelets to clot in narrow blood vessels.
Researchers say that tea not only re-hydrates you as well as water does, but also offers protection against heart disease and cancer.
Doctors now caution that the food-medicine reaction could trigger sudden medical crises in certain cases, say doctors.
Stung by doubts raised over the safety of its fastest-growing brand in India, PepsiCo on Friday asserted that Mountain Dew was a totally safe product complying with all food standards nationally and globally, and was the same that was being marketed
The Indian Grandmaster said the game is suffering because of lack of clarity at the top.
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