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Trouble sleeping? More exercise could be the answer, study suggests; martial artist and runner attests to its power - Vimarsana News

Trouble sleeping? More exercise could be the answer, study suggests; martial artist and runner attests to its power

Trail running and taking up martial arts reduced insomnia and anxiety for Hong Kong corporate communications worker Michelle Sum. Regular exercise was also shown to reduce insomnia in a recent study.

Source: scmp.com
energy drinks: Growth of caffeinated energy drinks makes Govt anxious - Vimarsana News

energy drinks: Growth of caffeinated energy drinks makes Govt anxious

Amid a surge in consumption, particularly among teenagers and athletes, government officials are considering tighter regulations for caffeinated energy drinks. Concerns over potential health risks from excessive consumption prompt reevaluation by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI). Proposed changes may include mandatory disclosures of caffeine content and consumption limits on packaging. Industry players like PepsiCo and Coca-Cola await official directives amidst rising scrutiny.

Can probiotics help treat bad breath? - Vimarsana News

Can probiotics help treat bad breath?

Probiotics in fermented foods such as yogurt may provide short-term relief for halitosis.

Study: Poor Sleep Can Make You Go Blind | KISS 98-3 Winchester - Vimarsana News

Study: Poor Sleep Can Make You Go Blind | KISS 98-3 Winchester

You may be waking up more bleary-eyed than you think.

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Study: Poor Sleep Can Make You Go Blind - Vimarsana News

Study: Poor Sleep Can Make You Go Blind

You may be waking up more bleary-eyed than you think.

Source: iheart.com
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