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Eat Right For Healthy Hair By Monica Saxena | Wellness Blogger | Certified in Holistic Health & Nutrition | Fully Accredited Professional Nutritionist | Your hair reflects your personality and individuality. Hair is important for your confidence, health, and well-being, as it may be one aspect that gets you noticed. Who doesn’t like healthy and lustrous hair? But to get and maintain that kind of hair, you need to focus on keeping it clean and conditioned and, most importantly, on the nutritional aspect. Nutrition is the major factor as far as hair health and solving hair problems go. You can take a hair spa or treat your hair with different kinds of serums, but what you eat reflects on the texture of your hair. Hair Problems and Nutritional Tips: A nutritious diet plays a huge role in hair health. Deficiencies in certain vitamins and minerals can cause hair loss, dryness, flakiness, and slow growth. Eating the right foods can strengthen hair, boost growth, and improve...

Why Is Your Child Always Tired? Protein Deficiencies Explained By Monica Saxena | Wellness Blogger | Certified in Holistic Health & Nutrition | Fully Accredited Professional Nutritionist | Why is your kid always tired? The usual morning scene in every neighbourhood is almost similar: the school bus plying at the society gates and the kids of all sizes and ages eagerly and diligently stepping towards it, climbing the steps, gleefully giggling, and cheerfully talking like birds chirping. Their day starts with waking up early and going to school, with lessons, games, and activities all day. But at the end of the day, their tired little bodies and drooping pale faces sadden and melt your heart. Parents often think, why is their kid so tired at the end of the day? Why are they always so weak and fatigued at the end of the day? Reasons for fatigue in kids The reasons why a kid is often tired after a long day at school can vary, depending on various circumst...

The Surprising Health Benefits of Millets:  Why You Should Add Them to Your Diet By Monica Saxena | Wellness Blogger | Certified in Holistic Health & Nutrition | Fully Accredited Professional Nutritionist | Millets are nutrient-rich whole grains that have been part of traditional diets for thousands of years. They provide dietary fibre, plant protein, vitamins and minerals and can be a useful alternative to more refined grain foods. Different millets have different nutritional profiles. Some, such as ragi (finger millet), are particularly rich in calcium, while others provide useful amounts of fibre, iron, magnesium and other nutrients. Research has also explored the potential role of millets in digestive health, blood sugar management, heart health and weight management. However, millets are not a miracle food. Their health benefits depend on the type of millet, how it is processed and prepared, portion size, and the overall quality of the diet. In this article,...

  Diabetic-Friendly Fruits and Their Health Benefits By Monica Saxena | Wellness Blogger | Certified in Holistic Health & Nutrition | Fully Accredited Professional Nutritionist | Managing diabetes requires careful dietary choices, especially regarding fruit consumption. While fruits are packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and fibre, some contain high sugar, which may cause blood sugar spikes. Let us explore the best diabetic-friendly fruits, their health benefits, and how to incorporate them into a balanced diet. Diabetic-Friendly Fruits 1.     Berries: Berries are the antioxidant powerhouses. Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries are common examples of berries. They are rich in antioxidants, fibre, and vitamin C, and help regulate blood sugar levels and reduce inflammation. You can eat them by adding them to yogurt, or oatmeal, or enjoy them as a snack. 2. Apples: Apple is a fibre-rich sn...

Embracing Healthy Resolutions: A Journey to a Better You By Monica Saxena | Wellness Blogger | Certified in Holistic Health & Nutrition | Fully Accredited Professional Nutritionist | The new year is the beginning of a new chapter in every person's life, a period where everyone can reflect, refocus, and set intentions toward a healthier, more balanced life. We all make resolutions at the beginning of every new year, only to abandon them after two months.  Healthy resolutions are not like fleeting goals but commitments to oneself regarding self-care, growth, and sustainable well-being. Whether it's nourishing your body, calming your mind, or fostering positive habits, these resolutions are powerful steps toward living your best life. At healthtimber.com, there is only one motto: inspire and positively contribute to good health and well-being. By spreading ideas of health...