It's winter time. The time to make merry and be happy. It isn't all happiness, since, the winter cold takes away quite a bit of sunshine and happiness from our lives. So what's the solution?
Your Winter Dietary Essentials
Every season calls for a food shift. The winter season shift is the best and sweetest. Oranges, amla, carrots, peas, leafy vegetables and guavas are some of the winter must haves.
Every season calls for a food shift. The winter season shift is the best and sweetest. Oranges, amla, carrots, peas, leafy vegetables and guavas are some of the winter must haves.
- Go grill: Grilling is a healthy way to cook food, whatever time of year. Bring that summery barbecue feeling into your kitchen and onto your dining table.
- Make meals lighter: We tend to eat more in the colder months, particularly more carbohydrates. Our calorie intake also increases, making us more prone to weight gain. When the weather is cold and miserable, many of us fill up on carb-loaded comfort foods, whereas in the summer we're far more likely to eat salads and fruit! Eating more like you would in the warmer weather will help to bring back that summer feeling.
Winter Olympics Knocks Off American Idol As Most Watched TV Programme
Half the global population is expected to tune into the Winter Olympics with coverage worldwide due to exceed 50,000 hours amid the explosion of digital media, organisers said Tuesday.
Half the global population is expected to tune into the Winter Olympics with coverage worldwide due to exceed 50,000 hours amid the explosion of digital media, organisers said Tuesday.
Do You Prefer Wearing Fingerless Gloves in Winter? Don't, You Could Lose Your Fingers To Frostbite
Fingerless gloves leave fingers exposed for texting in winters. However, surgeons warn that they can also lead to permanent loss of fingers due to frostbite and even amputations.
Fingerless gloves leave fingers exposed for texting in winters. However, surgeons warn that they can also lead to permanent loss of fingers due to frostbite and even amputations.
The winter worry
Scientists from Norway looked at 4.7 lakh births between 1977 and 1998 for pre-eclampsia, a problem due to increased blood pressure which is
Scientists from Norway looked at 4.7 lakh births between 1977 and 1998 for pre-eclampsia, a problem due to increased blood pressure which is
