“One of the most under-utilized, powerful, and natural drugs with zero side effects and a macro holistic healing effect is deep sleep. Use it well.” - Luke Coutinho Sleep is gold. You have heard me speak about how 1 in 4 people I consult with is chronically sleep-deprived umpteen times. So, instead of replaying the...
Shaped like a flower or a star, this spice is one of the most potent antivirals in the world. Pharmaceutical companies use its extract to manufacture the common drug Tamiflu, used to treat cold, cough, viral fever, and swine flu. This spice also finds its special place in Chinese and Indian cuisine and traditional...
Ladies, are you struggling with unwanted hair growth on your face, chest, back, stomach, abdomen, buttocks, and other areas? Known as hirsutism, this condition is commonly linked to hormonal imbalance and Polycystic Ovarian Disorder (PCOD). In this, a woman's body starts producing more androgens (male hormones) which can lead to excessive male-pattern hair growth...
The Queen of Herbs, the Mother Medicine of Nature, the Elixir of Life - the magical tulsi plant has earned several monikers in Ayurveda. Also known as holy basil, this adaptogenic herb that originates in India may be bitter to taste, but its numerous health benefits outweigh this minor inconvenience to your palate. An integral...
From Tikkis to Pancakes: Relish the Gourd of Goodness Bottle gourd, botanically a part of Lagenaria siceraria, is a vine and hasmany different names throughout the world, such as calabash, opo, cucuzza, and long melon.Known as ghiya or lauki in Hindi, it often struggles to be a crowd pleaser because it is labeled bland. Worry...
Believe it or not, as skincare continues to pick up and become an integral part of the routine of millions of people, most continue to ask just one question - How do I care for my skin without spending thousands? In an age where excessive 20-step routines, synthetic acid peel masks, expensive chemical procedures,...
I grew up in Goa, surrounded by many Lebanese and Israeli friends who I shared meals with. They would have hummus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Super fit, what struck me, particularly about their features was their quality skin and hair. When asked, they would say that their mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers told them,...
Debunking popular food myths. Representational image only. Photo Credits: Freepik/ redgreystock How often have you heard myths around foods you grew up eating? "Rice at night is bad for your heart. Coconut oil is bad for your arteries. Mangoes are off-limits for diabetics,” they said. Today we decided to debunk these common food myths and educate...
Tomato Soup – Taste the Magic of Lycopene Be it our little munchkins or the elderly, soups are generally loved by all without any complaints. Especially during the rainy season, nothing beats the combo of a hot tomato soup teamed up with salads and pasta of choice. The red-hued soup is packed with lycopene and anti-inflammatory...
Dyspepsia also known as indigestion is a common gut issue that affects millions of people today. The term is used to describe discomfort or pain within the upper abdomen. It’s not a disease but a gaggle of symptoms that may range from constant bloating, nausea, and burping. Photo Credit: Freepik/@benzoix How does indigestion happen? It is usually...
What is intermittent fasting? Can it be powerful for health? How does one go about it? Can everybody do it? Are there any side effects? What are the common mistakes to avoid while practicing intermittent fasting? The questions are endless, right? So, our experts at You Care have put together a 101 guide on Intermittent...
Are you aging faster than you should? Shedding more hair than usual? Struggling with an itchy scalp, dandruff, split ends, dry, frizzy, or lackluster hair? Your hair is signaling you to give it more love and care. Hair care doesn’t necessarily have to come in expensive shampoos, conditions, treatments, and spas. You can also...
