Winter brings with it cozy nights, warm layers, festive bonfires, and steaming cups of chai. But along with these comforts,

Lohri is a festival of warmthbig bonfires, loud drumming, and tasty sweets like Gajak and Til-patti. In many households, these

Winter has a flavour of its own. And Lohri adds sweetness to it. From rewri and gajak to peanuts, til,

Every New Year begins with hope. New goals. New habits. And a silent promise to finally take our health seriously.

Ever notice how your energy dips the moment winter sets in? The mornings feel heavier, cravings intensify, digestion slows—and suddenly,

Winter is not just a season—it is a stress test for the human body. As temperatures drop, immunity weakens, circulation

Winter brings comfort, festivals, and warm foods—but it also quietly challenges the body. As temperatures drop, sunlight decreases, activity levels

Cold weather lowers immunity, dries your airways, thickens mucus, slows blood circulation, and triggers inflammation. This makes infections, asthma, arthritis,

Seasonal changes bring joy, energy, and new outdoor activities. But for many children, every shift in weather also brings sneezing,

It’s difficult for parents to watch their child fall sick again and again. Repeated cold, cough, and sore throats may