Imagine this scenario. You wake up in the morning and brush your hair and see pesky white flakes fall out of your hair. What is your immediate reaction?. You wish you can scream out HELP! But it’s already too late.
Don’t panic just yet. Dandruff is difficult to get rid of but not impossible. With proper and regular care, dandruff can be eliminated once and for all. Some of the best dandruff remedies are found right in the kitchen.
It’s no secret that exercising, on its own, won’t give you an evenly toned body. If you’re looking to get into the right shape, you need to combine your exercise schedule with the proper diet.
Fitness is an overall condition that denotes wellbeing of the body as well as of the mind. Depriving your body of certain foods, especially as you maintain a strict exercise routine, is wrong. This will not only make you physically weak, but your stamina and health will also be affected. A perfect fitness plan should be able to strike the right balance between exercising and diet.
Users searched for ‘pregnancy symptoms’ most on Google this year, as revealed by the search giant’s annual list for the top-searched symptoms of 2013.
The list indicated some of the most common illnesses as people continued to rely on the web information in lieu of human doctors.
According to stuff.co.nz, pregnancy symptoms topped the list for the second year in a row followed by influenza and diabetes, while HIV symptoms featured on the sixth position.
Google’s most-searched symptoms in 2013 include:
1. Pregnancy Symptoms
2. Influenza Symptoms
3. Diabetes Symptoms
A competition has been launched in China to find the country’s “hottest mum”.
According to a UK website, contestants have sent their images to the Chinese blogging site Weibo.com.
Many mothers have sent in their images, most of them can be seen posing with their daughters.
There are also some mothers who look so similar to their kids that it becomes difficult to say who is who, News.com.au reported.
Some images seem to have been photoshopped – altered with filers and blurring tools to negate any signs of ageing.
A new study, which considered whether objectifying women in television and harassment are causally linked, has suggested that degrading TV portrayals of women play a causal role in both gender harassment and sexual-coercion intentions and this relationship with gender harassment is at least in part attributable to a shift in masculinity norms.
Researchers Silvia Galdi, Anne Maass, and Mara Cadinu designed two experimental studies that used video materials of actual TV shows to investigate the causal relationship between TV exposure and harassing conduct.
Fat burning is the key to losing weight, toning up and getting the figure you desire. A few basic exercises involving cardio and weight training work best for long term benefits.
According to trainer David Caldwell, the first step towards getting in shape is to start exercising, moving and, most importantly, burning fat, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Here are a few basic tips to get started:
In an extremely rare case, a 28-year-old woman in Madhya Pradesh delivered 10 babies – but all stillborn, a doctor said Monday.
Anju Kushwaha from Koti village in Satna district was being taken to the Sanjay Gandhi Memorial hospital, 125 km away in neighbouring Rewa district, after she went into labour but she delivered nine stillborn babies on the way.
A doctor attending to the woman said the medical team was awestruck when Anju’s husband Sanjay presented before them the nine stillborn babies.
Wondering how you can get Marilyn Monroe’s signature look of luminous skin, fluttering lashes and bright pout? Well, look no further.
According to L’officiel Magazine, to achieve Monroe’s radiant looking skin you should start by prepping your skin with a combination of two parts Chanel Vitalumiere foundation and one part Dior Hydra life BB cream, and blend everything seamlessly to even out and hydrate skin, so it looks dewy.
For a pop of color on the cheeks, use Smash box Blush Rush in Flush, a shimmery, cool pink.
Wondering how you can get Marilyn Monroe’s signature look of luminous skin, fluttering lashes and bright pout? Well, look no further.
According to L’officiel Magazine, to achieve Monroe’s radiant looking skin you should start by prepping your skin with a combination of two parts Chanel Vitalumiere foundation and one part Dior Hydra life BB cream, and blend everything seamlessly to even out and hydrate skin, so it looks dewy. For a pop of color on the cheeks, use Smash box Blush Rush in Flush, a shimmery, cool pink.
A young woman has said that she was devastated after being rejected from the Lingerie Football League (LFL) and told she wasn”t ”lean” enough, according to reports.
Vitamin C is the most familiar of all the nutrients because of its widespread use as a dietary supplement. Vitamin C is very critical to human beings and all mammals can use their own cells to make Vitamin C. Vitamin C is needed for the growth and repair of tissues in our body and because the body does not store Vitamin C in its tissue, we need to consume it on its regular basis.
A new psychology study has found that moderately intense physical activity can significantly help women who suffer from sexual dysfunction resulting from antidepressants. Tierney Lorenz, an Indiana University post-doctoral research fellow who conducted the study at The University of Texas at Austin with Psychology Professor Cindy Meston, said that the findings have important implications for public health, as exercise as a treatment for sexual side effects is accessible, cheap and does not add to burden of care.
Researchers have claimed that a pregnant woman is more likely to experience discrimination in the job search process than a nonpregnant woman.
Their experiment measured formal discrimination (whether applicants were told a job was available and allowed to complete a job application) and interpersonal discrimination (whether sales personnel attempted to prematurely end the conversation, pursed their lips, exhibited hostility, treated the applicant rudely, furrowed their eyebrows and seemed awkward).
A new study has suggested that female millennial, who makes 93 percent of what their male counterparts earn, worry that the pay gap will widen again when they reach their mid-30s.
The report from the Pew Research Center found that the majority feel more changes need to occur for men and women to be truly equal in the workplace, the New York Daily News reported.
According to the research, young women are closing the gender pay gap because they are well educated, but despite the gains at work many professional women still think they are living in a man’s world. (ANI)
Researchers have found that adding the chemotherapy drug carboplatin or the angiogenesis inhibitor Avastin to standard chemotherapy drugs resulted in a sharp decline in women suffering from “triple-negative” breast cancer.
Among other issues related to weight, a study shows that a major area of concern for new mothers are stretch marks which appear post-pregnancy.
Yummy Mummy survey by Nielson Group states that 90 percent of expecting mothers in India agree that stretch marks are one of the most worrisome issues with respect to their looks, said a statement.
There are many myths regarding stretch marks which people believe. As many as 75 percent of new mothers believe that stretch marks only appear on the stomach. However, this is not true.
Researchers have found that adding the chemotherapy drug carboplatin or the angiogenesis inhibitor Avastin to standard chemotherapy drugs resulted in a sharp decline in women suffering from “triple-negative” breast cancer.
Study’s senior author, Eric Winer, MD, chief of the division of Women’s Cancers in the Susan F. Smith Center for Women’s Cancers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, said that their findings suggest that carboplatin could be used either in addition to or instead of some of the drugs in the standard chemotherapy regimen for women with triple-negative breast cancer.
In a new comment piece published in the journal Nature, researchers emphasize that current efforts to prevent the increase of chronic illnesses worldwide, such as heart disease and diabetes, are not effective and that more needs to be done to protect future generations.
The team of researchers from the University of Southampton in the UK, led by the late Prof. David Barker, say that young girls and women in particular need more support so they feel more in control of their lives and have a better ability to prioritize healthy eating,
For many women who plan to conceive a child at some point, 35 has been perceived as the magic age when they suddenly enter the risk group. But new research from Sweden suggests this “risk zone” begins much earlier, starting as a woman leaves her 20s.
The study, published in the journal Obstetrics and Gynecology, was conducted by investigators from Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden.
They note that increasingly, women in the world’s wealthiest countries are giving birth at later ages, which has led to an increased risk of preterm birth, hindered growth and stillbirth.
Girls in 14 schools in the national capital will soon be trained in self-defence as part of a programme organised jointly by Delhi Police and a power distribution company.
“BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) has partnered Delhi Police Special Unit for Women and Children, Nanakpura, to impart self-defence training to school students (girls) and young women,” a statement from BSES said.
The 10-day training programme will begin from schools in east and central Delhi.
Among other issues related to weight, a study shows that a major area of concern for new mothers are stretch marks which appear post-pregnancy.
Yummy Mummy survey by Nielson Group states that 90 percent of expecting mothers in India agree that stretch marks are one of the most worrisome issues with respect to their looks, said a statement.
There are many myths regarding stretch marks which people believe. As many as 75 percent of new mothers believe that stretch marks only appear on the stomach. However, this is not true.
Women being treated with breast cancer drugs known as aromatase inhibitors could ease the joint pain associated with the drugs by engaging in moderate daily exercise, according to a study.
The study, scheduled for presentation Thursday, Dec. 12, at 10:00 a.m., CT in San Antonio, Texas, involved 121 postmenopausal women who were taking aromatase inhibitors for breast cancer and who rated their joint pain as mild or greater on a standard pain-evaluation questionnaire.
An Italian book which teaches new wives to be submissive has angered feminists who have called for a ban on it.
The book, titled ‘Get Married and Be Submissive’, which suggested that new brides should practice “loyal obedience, generosity and submission” for a fulfilling marriage and also offers advice on how to please husbands, sparked a protest by the feminists, who staged a public demonstration against the book, the Daily Express reported.
An 82-year-old Colombian woman, who was rushed to hospital after complaining of abdominal pains, was found to be carrying a 40-year-old foetus inside her.
The woman is suffering from a rare case of lithopaedion or “stone baby”, where the foetus does not develop in the uterus because it has moved elsewhere, the Daily Star reported.
Only one in 11,000 pregnancies develop into a “stone baby” and it is not unusual for women to be unaware of this as their bodies are shielded from the dead tissue. (ANI)
Shweta Tiwari has opened up about motherhood and bringing up her daughter all by herself.
The ‘Kasautii Zindagii Kay’ star told Parents India Magazine that she feels motherhood is a gratifying period in a woman’s life, which completes her, and added that her daughter, Palak, is the best gift she could ever receive from the Almighty.
She stated that along with love and compassion, motherhood also brings in a lot of responsibilities for her, but as it is an active phase of her life, she is discovering something new every single day.