Is rubbing garlic on your feet a miracle cure or a skin hazard? Here’s what experts say

Social media promotes rubbing garlic on feet for health. However, experts say it’s ineffective. Allicin, garlic’s active compound, doesn’t absorb through feet. Studies show garlic creams help athlete’s foot, not raw garlic. Applying raw garlic can cause burns. Eating garlic or using supplements is safer for health benefits. Consult doctors for any health related issues.

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University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling appears in court as baby discovery raises new unanswered questions

Former University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling was arrested after police found her newborn baby deceased in a closet. Snelling admitted giving birth and hearing a “whimper” before passing out, later finding the baby “blue and purple.” She faces charges including abuse of a corpse, pleaded not guilty, and is on house arrest as the…

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‘Tere Ishk Mein’ crosses Rs 60 crore mark

‘Tere Ishk Mein’ is performing impressively at the box office, maintaining strong collections despite a weekend dip. The romantic drama starring Dhanush and Kriti Sanon has garnered significant audience appreciation, evident in its steady footfalls across major cities and positive word-of-mouth. The film’s success marks a new milestone for Dhanush, becoming his highest-earning Hindi venture.

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Mushrooms may not be safe for your kidneys: What to eat, avoid, and how to stay safe

For kidney patients, mushroom consumption requires caution. While common varieties like button and shiitake are generally safe in moderation, certain types, especially concentrated supplements, can pose risks due to high oxalate, potassium, or phosphorus content. Always consult your doctor before trying medicinal mushroom products and avoid wild varieties to protect your kidney health.

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