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National Watermelon Day 2024: How much watermelon should you eat in a day?

Watermelon, one of the most delicious and hydrating fruits, makes a perfect snack for both summer and monsoon seasons. Being a low-calorie and low-sodium fruit, it can aid in weight loss and also be beneficial for people with hypertension.

The Times of India

Bicarb System: The new supplement set to fuel the Paris 2024 Olympics

The Maurten Bicarb System has proved to be controversial in its short existence but plenty of Olympians will be using it in Paris

The Independent UK

Two premature babies died weeks apart in London hospital after 'catalogue of errors'

Elena Ali and Sunny Parker-Propst died after ‘neglect’ at Chelsea and Westminster hospital

Evening Standard

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Sodium-ion batteries are set to spark a renewable energy revolution – and Australia must be ready

The extent to which renewables should dominate Australia’s energy grids is a major issue in science and politics. Solar and wind are clearly now the cheapest form of electricity. But limits to these technologies can undermine the case for a renewables-only electricity mix.

The Conversation

Woman Refuses To Cut Salt From Meals Completely Because Of BF’s Blood Pressure, He Turns “Salty”

After learning that his blood pressure was a bit higher than it should be, this man decided to cut out salt completely from his diet. But he didn’t cut out high sodium snacks. The post Woman Refuses To Cut Salt From Meals Completely Because Of BF’s Blood Pressure, He Turns…

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Microbeads made from brewery waste can contribute to a plastic-free future

Plastic microbeads, those tiny troublemakers found in the personal care products of the early 1990s to the late 2010s, wreak havoc on the environment. These minuscule bits, smaller than a sesame seed, escape the clutches of wastewater treatment plants, accumulating in oceans and rivers where they pose a threat to…

The Conversation

Which is the healthiest salt for controlling blood pressure?

Salt and blood pressure do not go hand in hand. High amounts of salt in diet elevates blood pressure level and this is the reason why health experts and health agencies warn against the consumption of salt. Controlling blood pressure is crucial for overall cardiovascular health.

The Times of India

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6 foods that could be making you age faster

New research shows how your diet may also play a role in how well you age.

Fortune

These are 32 snacks you should avoid on a healthy diet

Want to upgrade your nutrition? Beware of the snacks you should avoid when you're feeling hungry...

Woman & Home

Research: switching salt could prevent thousands of deaths from heart attack and stroke in Indonesia

High blood pressure is a “silent killer” because the symptoms often don’t show until the person develops complications such as stroke or heart attack. It is pervasive in Indonesia and the prevalence is on the rise.

The Conversation

How to remove oil stains from a fabric sofa – experts reveal their tried and tested secret

The expert-approved guide to successfully getting rid of oil stains from a sofa

Ideal Home

The new USDA nutrition rule in schools

"While the rule goes into effect on July 1, 2024, program operators will have time to adjust"

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Cut Your Salt Intake: Study Says It Can Worsen Eczema

Taking just one extra gram of sodium per day can increase the likelihood of eczema flares by 22%.

Medical Daily

How Salty Food Can Poison Your Microbiome

Salt is a common ingredient that, in enough quantities, can wreak havoc on your gut health and damage your microbiome.

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Drinking lots of water may seem like a healthy habit – here’s when and why it can prove toxic

In late 2023, actor Brooke Shields suffered a seizure after “flooding” her body with water. Shields became dangerously low on sodium while preparing for her show by drinking loads of water. “I flooded my system and I drowned myself,” she would later explain. “And if you don’t have enough sodium…

Evening Standard

Is drinking a glass of salty water the ultimate affordable health hack?

Sprinkling salt into your morning glass of H20 is lauded as the latest wellness trend. Nutritionist Louise Pyne discovers if it lives up to the hype

The Times of India

What is water intoxication? How much water is too much

Staying hydrated is essential for good health, but like everything, there can be too much of a good thing. While water is vital for our bodies to function correctly, overconsumption can lead to a potentially dangerous condition known as water intoxication. The most recent case of water intoxication comes from…

Homes & Gardens

What's the difference between pool shock, chlorine, and bleach?

I spoke to an expert about the key differences between pool shock, chlorine, and bleach - nearly identical products with very different uses

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Australian supermarket sliced cheese taste test: ‘Like eating a reconstituted swamp of plastic and milk’

Some are cheddar, some are tasty and some are terrible. Nicholas Jordan samples more than a dozen types of sliced cheese to find an inoffensive, easy-to-use square for busy schedules – and future sandwiches.

The Independent UK

Mum’s warning after doctors failed to monitor salt levels of son who died

A coroner ruled that Milo’s premature death was partly due to the ‘gross failure to provide basic care’

Fortune

Are plant-based burgers healthier than meat?

Alt meats make it easy to go vegan. But do they make it healthy?

LiveScience

Charging future EVs could take seconds with new sodium-ion battery tech

A new type of hybrid sodium-ion battery that offers both high capacity and rapid-charging capabilities could power mobile devices, electric vehicles and space tech.

The Times of India

How to stop kidney disease from getting worse?

Kidney diseases pose a significant threat to global health, but with preventive measures, risks can be mitigated to improve our kidney health. Adopting a healthy lifestyle is paramount, which includes maintaining a balanced diet low in sodium and sugar, staying hydrated, and engaging in regular physical activity to fortify kidney…

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I’ve seen the future, and it’s really salty: Testing Flowbio’s new wearable hydration sensor

The sold-out sensor already has WorldTour adoption, but given time it could become as ubiquitous as the heart rate monitor

Homes & Gardens

What is sugar soap? Learn how to use this simple cleaning solution to cut through grease

From prepping walls for painting to cleaning kitchen cupboards, we take a look at how to use and make your own DIY sugar soap

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