Sonali Mukhopadhyaya

Joined June 2023

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Good Foods For Your Liver. Content Warning.
Feed Your Body's Force to be reckoned with Your liver, frequently alluded to as the body's force to be reckoned with, assumes an essential part in keeping you sound and dynamic. Liable for detoxification, digestion, and supplement stockpiling, this staggering organ merits our consideration and care. One method for supporting its ideal working is by integrating liver-accommodating food varieties into our eating routine. Thus, how about we investigate a few tasty and supplement-rich food sources for liver well-being that can assist you with keeping up with this fundamental organ in top shape?
By Sonali Mukhopadhyaya3 years ago in Education
The Wonder Fruit Jamun. Content Warning.
Introduction : Diabetes has arisen as a worldwide scourge, influencing a large number of people around the world. While clinical headways have given different treatment choices, there is developing interest in investigating regular solutions for overseeing diabetes. Among these cures, the modest organic product jamun and its seeds certainly stand out enough to be noticed for their capability to help with diabetes the board. Jambolan, Indian blackberry, black plum, Malabar plum, Portuguese plum, purple plum and Jamaica are common names of jamun. In this article, we dig into the exceptional properties of jamun and jamun seeds, featuring their part in diminishing diabetes and advancing generally wellbeing.
By Sonali Mukhopadhyaya3 years ago in Earth
Do Not Neglect These Early Signs Of Cancer. Content Warning.
Title: Do Not Neglect These Early Signs Of Cancer "Good health is a crown on the head of a well person that only a sick person can see." – Rohit Sharma.
By Sonali Mukhopadhyaya3 years ago in Education
The Eyes of Insight:Predicting Heart Disease Through Retinal Scan. Content Warning.
In the bustling city of Metropolis, a groundbreaking medical breakthrough was about to revolutionize the way heart disease was diagnosed. Dr. Emma Reynolds, a renowned ophthalmologist, had spent years meticulously studying the intricate connection between the eyes and the cardiovascular system. Her groundbreaking research had led her to an astonishing discovery: retinal scans held the key to predicting heart disease.
By Sonali Mukhopadhyaya3 years ago in Humans