Author: Dr.Swati Shukla

  • Web Stories – 10 Proven Health Benefits of Bitter Gourd

    Web Stories – 10 Proven Health Benefits of Bitter Gourd

    Bitter melon, balsam pear, or most commonly referred to as bitter gourd, is a unique fruit-vegetable combination that is consumed widely. It is an edible pod that belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family that also includes cucumbers, cantaloupes, watermelon, squash, and more. It is considered the most bitter tasting amongst all culinary vegetables and fruits. While…

  • Cabbage – Benefits, Nutritional Facts and Recipes

    Cabbage – Benefits, Nutritional Facts and Recipes

    The first thing that comes to mind when talking of cabbage is that it is one of the veggies tossed in salads, thrown in soup, or part of the most loved Chinese food. But the versatility of this vegetable doesn’t stop there. Benefits of cabbage include healthy hair to maintain a clean gut. In addition,…

  • Crisis Fatigue – How to Prevent Covid19 From Taking Over Your Life

    Crisis Fatigue – How to Prevent Covid19 From Taking Over Your Life

    Millions of cases of COVID-19 have emerged as of now and are still increasing. Extended lockdowns and social distancing have permeated into our lives. People have to face long hours of working from home. All of this has become the new normal, something that the entire world must grapple with. But in this new reality,…

  • Aloe Vera: Nutritional Facts, Benefits, Weight Loss, and Side Effects

    Aloe Vera: Nutritional Facts, Benefits, Weight Loss, and Side Effects

    Today, aloe vera is primarily known to treat sunburn, but did you know that the gel inside of the aloe vera plant can be used for different health ailments? Aloe vera gel can be used directly from the plant, it can be consumed in the form of a juice, or it can be applied topically…

  • Amaranth: Benefits, Nutritional Facts, and Recipes

    Amaranth: Benefits, Nutritional Facts, and Recipes

    Our ancestors cultivated Amaranth for its nutritional values as long as 8,000 years ago. The Amaranth plant is classified as pseudocereals as it differs from other grains found in the market. Grown for their starchy and edible seeds, they do not belong to the family of cereals like rice and wheat. Incredibly versatile in its…