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Dibya Prakash
• Wellness Therapist • Dietician • Yoga & Meditation Practitioner • Counsellor • Deep Sleep Mentor • Blogger • Social worker
A Wellness Therapist, Dietician (Life Member of IDA), Counsellor, Yoga & Meditation Practitioner, Deep Sleep coach, Blogger, Social worker and a Certified Trainer.
Salt vs. Sugar: Which is More Harmful?
‘Ati sarvatra varjayet. Excess should be avoided; too much of anything is harmful.’ The modern mantra for health enthusiasts is ‘eat everything in moderation.’ We've all heard the advice to limit sugar and salt intake due to their potential damage to our body's proper...
Healthy Aging Through Protein
I never met my grandparents, as they passed away before I was born. However, I’ve always felt very comfortable and happy around elderly people. I fondly remember the grandparents in my neighborhood, who were regarded as ‘Gaon Budha’ by the time they reached their 70s....
Living Well: Aahar, Vihar, Vichar
Last week, I met a Yoga practitioner in Rishikesh whose insights prompted me to reflect on some misguided practices in our lives. While we often focus heavily on diet to stay healthy, other crucial factors beyond food contribute to our overall well-being and...
Gut Feeling of Wellness
During a recent discussion on the secrets to maintain good health, one of the attendees posed a thought-provoking question: “What is the key to staying healthy?” This inquiry led to a deeper exploration of how our overall well-being is intricately linked to our gut...
Good Teeth, Better Nutrition: The Key to a Healthier Life
During a quiet dinner with a distant relative, I noticed that Dadi Ji, the family’s beloved matriarch, was barely touching her food. Concerned, I gently asked her if something was wrong. After some urging, she finally admitted that she had been suffering from a...
Caregiving with Compassion: Balancing Health and Love
Whenever I spoke with my childhood friend Reetu, her worries invariably revolved around her father-in-law’s health. He was struggling with multiple issues—diabetes, high blood pressure, osteoarthritis, and the inevitable challenges that come with aging. Reetu, always...
Strong Bones, Safe Aging: How to Prevent Fractures
If you’ve ever observed an apartment or office building being constructed, you might have noticed the metal scaffolding that supports the structure. Similarly, within your body, bones serve as the framework that keeps you standing upright. As you age, these supporting...