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A new AIIMS Delhi study has raised serious concern about infant screen time and early childhood development. According to reports, researchers found that children exposed to higher screen time before the age of one were more likely to show autism-like signs by age three. The study also found that children
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Cancer treatment has always carried a heavy emotional weight. For many people, the word cancer immediately brings images of chemotherapy chairs, radiation rooms, surgical scars, painful side effects, hair loss, fear, and uncertainty. Even when modern cancer care saves lives, the journey can be physically and emotionally brutal. That is
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Explore Dr. Eric Berg’s metabolic cancer theory, fasting claims, and controversial drug ideas with a careful, evidence-aware Revlox breakdown.
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Have you ever stared at a spot on the wall, a dot on a screen, or your reflection in a mirror—and noticed that everything around it slowly fades, distorts, or disappears entirely? That strange, almost unsettling experience is not a glitch in your vision. It’s a feature of
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For years, the experience has been casually dismissed. A woman reaches for a sweater while a man opens a window. Office air conditioning sparks silent suffering on one side of the room while the other feels perfectly comfortable. Jokes are made. Assumptions follow. Sensitivity, imagination, exaggeration. But science tells a
Food
Properly storing fruits and vegetables can significantly extend their freshness, prevent spoilage, and help reduce food waste. Most households rely on standard refrigerators and pantries (or countertops) to keep produce fresh, but using these spaces wisely makes all the difference. This guide will explain why certain storage methods work (the
Mental Health
Relaxation used to be a natural state. It happened in the pauses between tasks, in long evenings, in moments when time wasn’t measured down to the minute. Today, relaxation has become something we schedule, optimize, and often feel guilty about. We sit still, yet our minds remain clenched. We
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For most people, feeling drunk has a clear cause: alcohol consumption. But for a small number of individuals around the world, intoxication can occur without a single sip of beer, wine, or spirits. They slur their words, lose coordination, feel dizzy or euphoric—and sometimes even fail breathalyzer tests—despite
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Imagine waking up one day able to play the piano flawlessly despite never touching one before. Or suddenly solving complex mathematical equations, speaking a new language, or creating intricate artwork—without training, practice, or conscious learning. As unbelievable as it sounds, this phenomenon is real. It’s called Sudden Savant
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For most of modern history, the brain was treated as an isolated command center, sealed off from the rest of the body and governed almost entirely by psychology and genetics. Stress was something you thought yourself into. Anxiety lived in the mind. Depression was framed as a chemical imbalance behind
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For decades, stress and trauma were treated as primarily psychological problems. The assumption was simple: if you could understand what happened, talk about it enough, and reframe your thoughts, the body would eventually follow. For many people, it didn’t. They gained insight, vocabulary, even self-compassion—yet their shoulders stayed
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For a lot of people, the day doesn’t begin with sunlight or a stretch—it begins with a cup. The first sip of coffee feels like flipping a switch: the fog lifts, the brain sharpens, the body wakes up. It’s a ritual so common that we rarely question