You should avoid carbohydrates for breakfast: The science behind morning metabolism

Recent research is shifting breakfast discussions from whether to eat to what to eat. Studies show that carbohydrate-heavy breakfasts trigger glucose spikes, dopamine surges, and mitochondrial strain, while protein-rich, balanced meals stabilise energy, improve insulin sensitivity, and support metabolic health. Nutrient timing and sequencing further influence glucose control, making breakfast composition key to long-term cardiometabolic…

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WBPDCL admit card 2025 expected soon at wbpdcl.co.in: Check how to download hall ticket, once released

Aspiring candidates for WBPDCL’s Assistant Manager and technical roles should prepare for the upcoming written exam from November 6-8, 2025. The crucial admit card, detailing exam specifics, is expected soon on wbpdcl.co.in. Ensure you have your login credentials ready to download this mandatory hall ticket. Remember to carry it with a valid ID on exam…

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This root veggie can work as natural remedy for UTI

Sweet potatoes offer a natural defense against UTIs, thanks to their rich beta-carotene, fiber, and anti-inflammatory compounds. These nutrients bolster immunity, support urinary tract lining, and reduce inflammation. Traditional medicine and modern science highlight their potential to combat bacteria and flush toxins, making them a valuable dietary addition for prevention and recovery.

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Last time against Pakistan in T20 World Cup! India face unwanted record during IND vs AUS 2nd T20I

India’s batting faltered spectacularly, bowled out for 125 in the second T20I against Australia. Young Abhishek Sharma shone with a defiant 68, his aggressive innings a lone bright spot amidst a top-order collapse orchestrated by Australia’s pacers. Despite Sharma’s efforts, the team’s inability to rotate strike proved costly, highlighting the need for temperament in T20s.

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