Some mineral waters can be surprisingly bad for you. These are several brands and flavors you may want to stay away from.

Coconut water and aloe vera juice both have functional properties and nutrients that can help with dehydration and other conditions.

Lemons and limes, though similar in nutrition, offer distinct tastes and uses. Lemons, yellow and tart-sweet, shine in desserts and beverages. Limes, smaller and green, bring a tangy punch to savoury ...

Drinking a combination of water and chia seeds may help keep you hydrated. Amie Alexander, a registered dietitian at Nutri Peak, says that "Chia seeds can absorb as much as 12 times their weight in ...

DoneHyderabad: To meet the rising drinking water demand in Greater Hyderabad, authorities are planning to draw additional water from Osmansagar by laying a new parallel pipeline to the existing ...

Noida: For the past three months, residents of Antriksh Golf View 2 in Noida's Sector 78 have been struggling with severe water shortages, relying heavily on private tankers to meet their daily ...

Gut doctor Dr Saurabh Seth is urging people to add one fruit to their water every single day to boost hydration and provide several health benefits. A doctor has shared the benefits that come with ...

"Removing water fluoridation based on selectively interpreted or low-quality evidence would forfeit decades of progress in oral health and exacerbate existing health inequities," added the lead author ...

Castor Oil and Warm Water: The seed of the Ricinuscommunis plant was offered up in traditional medicine long ago as castor oil. Even as it has been widely recognised to have certain topical effects, ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Cold-water immersion may boost mental health and well-being. The practice carries risks, too, including drowning ...

For years, swimming and water polo have been two sports that shared a pool but little else. Yet for a growing number of athletes, the lines between these disciplines are beginning to blur.

Dr. Mark Harper recalls his first cold-water swim in the south of England 20 years ago. It was August, but the initial jolt from the plunge took his breath away. The shock to his system lasted a ...