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The main function of the two kidneys in our body is to filter the blood and remove excess water along with toxins and other wastes, which are produced by the body in the form of urine. It also plays an important role in the formation of red blood cells and regulation of blood pressure. When the kidney is damaged, it is unable to perform these functions with efficiency and that adversely affects our health. You can keep the kidneys healthy by eating nutritious and healthy food and drinking enough water. When you eat unhealthy food, don’t consume enough fluids, and take toxic substances, your kidneys can get affected. In such situations, it is important to cleanse and rejuvenate your kidneys. Kidney Flushing According to a report published in Stylecrase.com, kidney flush means cleaning the kidneys. It is a type of detox diet, which is designed to make the kidneys function properly. Kidney cleansing can be done in many ways like drinking more water, eating berries, having red … [Read more...] about These Symptoms Indicate You May Need To Cleanse Your Kidney

Obesity is one of the major health concerns that has been highlighted in the last few years in India. While India was more burdened with under-nutrition, NFHS 5 shows that India is not far behind in obesity. According to NFHS 5, the obesity rate in both adults and children has increased over the years. In the last five years, obesity has increased by 4 per cent in both men and women in India. While it was 2.1 per cent in NFHS 4, the obesity in children has grown to 3.4 per cent in NFHS 5. This has a rose concern in the nation as you might also be suffering from obesity. Let’s take a look at some of the easy prevention tips which can help prevent obesity in both kids and adults. To prevent obesity in children Breastfeed exclusively for the first six months In order to have proper physical and cognitive development, an infant should be breastfed exclusively for the first six months. They should not be given anything beyond mother’s milk, not even water for this period. … [Read more...] about Obesity Rate Increases in India, Know the Way to Prevent it

Famous Marathi writer and director Pravin Tarde’s last release Dharmveer has turned out a huge hit at the box office. The film inspired by the life of late Shiv Sena leader Anand Dighe starring Prasad Oak and Kshitish Date in the lead role has received critical acclaim as well. Pravin Tarde’s latest movie Sarsenapati Hambirrao was released in theatres on May 27. The historical drama based on the life of Military Commander of Maratha Empire Hambirrao Mohite has also opened to a good response at the box office. Pravin Tarde is being appreciated for his role of Hambirrao. Audiences are applauding his dialogue delivery and body language in the movie. As the writer, director and actor of Sarsenapati Hambirrao Pravin Tarde has successfully handled all his responsibilities in the movie. It’s a tough task to handle the direction of a film while acting in the lead role. Pravin also went through a physical transformation for this movie. In a recent interview the filmmaker revealed that he … [Read more...] about Here’s Why Pravin Tarde Feels The Need For Sequel of Marathi Blockbuster Dharmveer

Water is given prime importance when it comes to consumption by the body to survive. And rightly so. Since, water has myriad benefits. “Stay Hydrated” is a default health advice that you will see in multiple lifestyle articles. Water is very closely associated with weight loss as well. Multitudes of explanations are available on the internet as to why drinking lots of water will aid you in your weight loss journey. But have you ever fact-checked these claims about the one thing you drink the most during the day. If not, then we are here to present you some facts and bust some myths associated with water. Water and Weight Loss Let’s address the elephant in the room first. Some people drink water like it’s the antidote to weight gain. Well, it is not true that water helps in weight loss. Water does not have any weight loss property. Water only acts as a medium for those herbs and condiments that, when taken with water, can influence your weight positively. The More The Better … [Read more...] about Do You Know Your Water? Five Myths About Water That You Need To Know

A man with autism is taking Sainsbury ’s to court after the supermarket refused to allow his support cat into one of its shops. Ian Fenn trained his black cat Chloe to help him with his daily life. He said Sainsbury’s decision not to allow the feline into its store had limited his independence. Sainsbury’s said it is working with its environmental team to try to find a way for Mr Fenn and his cat to visit safely. Mr Fenn, a designer from London, was recently diagnosed with autism. He struggles with noisy and busy environments. “I get sensory overload in busy environments and tend to shut down. But with Chloe I can focus on her, he told the BBC. Recommended Seven treated for breathing problems after incident at Sainsbury’s store Two in hospital after shoppers suffer breathing problems at Sainsbury’s supermarket Sainsbury’s sued after banning autistic man’s assistance cat from store “She brings structure to my life, she … [Read more...] about Man with autism taking Sainsbury’s to court after refusing entry to his assistance cat

Following the school shooting at Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, this week parents have been confronted with the issue of how to talk to their children about it. Newsweek spoke to Linda Reddy, a professor in the School Psychology Doctoral Program, and Maurice Elias, a professor of psychology and director of the Rutgers Social-Emotional and Character Development Lab about the tough questions ahead for parents. Both experts emphasized that parents should not shy away from the opportunity to reassure their children and connect with them following this tragic event. The pair also reflected on the mental state of Americans, changes that can have a positive influence on society, ways to potentially prevent future incidents, and how to deal with the grief and fear following nationally significant tragedies. How to Have the Conversation "[The how to talk your kids about it] answer is a little different depending on how close you are to the situation, Elias said. "For … [Read more...] about How to talk to your child about Texas school shooting—Psychologists advise

Salvador Ramos, the teenage gunman who killed 21 people including 19 children on Tuesday at Uvalde's Robb Elementary School, had been arrested four years ago for planning to shoot up a school when he turned 18 years old, Texas Representative Tony Gonzales said. In an interview with Fox News on Friday morning, Gonzales claimed the shooter was arrested when he was 14 "for saying, you know, when I'm a senior in 2022, I am going to shoot up a school." Gonzales' claim has not been confirmed by any official source. Authorities have previously said Ramos had no criminal record and no documented history of mental illness. The Republican congressman said the claim was not "hearsay" but information that he was given "late last night." He did not specify where he got the information from. "Something fell between the cracks between then and now to allow this to happen. We need to shake out all the facts. We need to figure out what happened. Where the holes and we need to make sure it … [Read more...] about Salvador Ramos arrested 4 years ago for planning attack at 18—Texas Rep.

In closing arguments on Friday in the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard defamation trial, Depp's attorney Camille Vasquez accused Heard of acting in the courtroom, saying it was "the performance of her life." As the trial comes to an end , attorneys have been giving their closing arguments. Depp sued ex-wife Heard for $50 million for defaming him in an op-ed she wrote in 2018, in which she claimed she was a victim of domestic and sexual abuse. Heard has sued Depp for $100 million for nuisance. Depp has continuously denied the accusations of his abuse, making the trial a whirlwind of differing testimonies and witness accounts. On Friday, Vasquez began the court's closing arguments, and she accused Heard of faking her tears on the witness stand. "She came into this courtroom prepared to give the performance of her life, and she gave it," Vasquez said. "Miss Heard's acting coach, Christina Sexton, testified that Miss Heard has difficulty crying when she is acting. You saw it: Miss … [Read more...] about Camille Vasquez calls Amber Heard’s “sobbing without tears” an act

A member of the National Rifle Association ( NRA ) criticized the gun group for holding its annual three-day convention beginning Friday in Houston, Texas in the aftermath of Tuesday's mass school shooting that left 21 people killed earlier this week in the state. "I'm an NRA member. I'm an NRA supporter. But read the room. Postpone the convention a few weeks. Having a party in the state where 19 babies were just murdered, even if it was a convention for bakers, is not a good look," Carmine Sabia tweeted Friday morning. His remarks come after Salvador Ramos, 18, shot and killed 19 children and two teachers on Tuesday inside Robb Elementary School in Uvalde using two AR-15-style rifles that he purchased on his birthday a few days before the incident. Some Republicans supporting gun rights are expected to give speeches during the firearms event, including former President Donald Trump and Senator Ted Cruz . Texas Governor Greg Abbott is also listed as a speaker, but … [Read more...] about Outspoken NRA member breaks with gun group over convention: “Read the room”

On the eve of Mother's Day, actresses Julianne Moore and Melissa Joan Hart joined hundreds of other activists in marching across New York City's Brooklyn Bridge to demand an end to gun violence in the country. "I fervently believe this is not a partisan issue. This is not an anti-gun or pro-gun argument. This is not a Second Amendment issue, and does not deserve to be hotly debated as such. It is a safety issue," Moore told the crowd gathered in Manhattan Saturday afternoon. The New York chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, which advocates for reforms to reduce gun violence, organized the annual event, now in its fourth year, to spread the organization's message that the country needs stronger gun laws. Hundreds of supporters—parents, children, celebrities and survivors of gun violence—marched from the base of the bridge in Brooklyn into Manhattan, chanting, "What do we want? Gun sense! When do we want it? Now!" They carried photos of gun-violence victims and … [Read more...] about Julianne Moore and Melissa Joan Hart joined activists for a march to end gun violence