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Anshula Kapoor says she is not going to wait for ‘perfectly toned arms’ - Hindustan Times

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Arjun Kapoor's sister Anshula Kapoor has shared a video to show off her arms and talk about how she is not going to wait for them to look perfect in order to wear sleeveless clothes.  Anshula Kapoor has shared a new video of herself.  Published on Jun 24, 2022 11:20 AM IST By HT Entertainment Desk Anshula Kapoor, sister of actor Arjun Kapoor has shared yet another post on body positivity. Weeks after sharing a post on how she underwent a massive transformation, she has now shared a video flaunting her arms and said that "squishy arms and stretch marks are natural human things". Also read: JugJugg Jeeyo: Arjun Kapoor dances with sister Anshula Kapoor, Sanjay Kapoor says 'behaving like Anil chachu' Sharing the video, she wrote, "Contemplated posting this video 65799 times, because my arms are one of my biggest insecurities. Wearing sleeveless anything (even at home) still makes me nervous/ unc...

No, You're Not Imagining It: Seasonal Allergies Are Worse This Year - Boston University

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One reason for the spike in seasonal allergies this year? Grass pollen counts reached higher levels earlier in the season compared to other years. Photo by Freestocks/Unsplash Seasonal Allergies School of Medicine's Fred Little on reasons for the spike and what you can do about it It's that time of year again—you're sitting outdoors enjoying the sunshine, when all of a sudden, you start to feel… itchy . Within an hour, that itch has turned into a full-blown sneeze attack complete with watery eyes and congestion, and now you're running to the nearest pharmacy to buy some Zyrtec. Seasonal allergies—or an allergic reaction to the tree and grass pollens that float around in the spring and summer, known as allergic rhinitis—affect nearly 60 million people in the United States every year. Th...

INTENT Infant Feeding Clinical Trial Proves that Digital Methods are the Future for Participant Recruitment Efforts - PR Newswire

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The study successfully recruited more than 1,700 babies from all 50 states, primarily through a strategic partnership with the Everyday Health Group Pregnancy & Parenting  (EHG P&P) platform, which includes the brands BabyCenter and What to Expect . EHG P&P has a global network of digital platforms and online communities that reach millions of families around the world, including 91% of first-time expecting moms in the U.S. "Our partnership with the INTENT Study underscores our commitment to helping parents access cutting-edge research that addresses their families' needs. In our own research, parents have told us that food allergies are one of their top concerns when introducing solids to their babies. We also know that parents are interested in learning about clinical research on our platforms, second only behind doctors' offices, because of our established trust and relevance," said Lindsay Dills , Director of Strategic Progra...

What is a natural treatment for eczema? - Medical News Bulletin

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Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a dermatological condition that can cause skin to become dry, inflamed, and itchy. 1 In the long-term, these symptoms can impair the health and functionality of the outer layer of our skin, which serves as a protective barrier. 2 As a consequence of having a compromised skin barrier, greater levels of water can evaporate through the skin and lead to a decrease in skin hydration. 1 This phenomenon is referred to as transepidermal water loss. 1 Since about 20% of children and 3% of adults around the world suffer from eczema, this makes it critical to find effective management strategies. 2 Topical medications like corticosteroid-containing creams may help alleviate dryness, itchiness and redness, but what is a natural treatment for eczema? 2 The most researched contenders include colloidal oatmeal, virgin coconut oil, apple cider vinegar, and manuka honey. Colloidal oatmeal Colloidal oatmeal comes from de-hulling grain, a pro...

Banana Allergy: Symptoms, What to Avoid, and More - Verywell Health

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A banana allergy is an allergic reaction to a protein found in bananas. This type of reaction commonly occurs with allergies to other food, or with an allergy to latex. Banana is often one of the first solids given to babies and is usually very well tolerated at this age. It is believed an allergy to bananas is rare and that individuals with banana allergy develop it later in life. Learn more about the incidence of banana allergy, risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and management strategies. pkstock / Getty Images Incidence of Banana Allergy Studies suggest the prevalence of banana allergy is less than 1% of the general population. In Infants  Food allergies are more common in children and infants than in adults. Research suggests that the prevalence of food allergy in children under age 3 is between 5% and 8%. While an allergy to banana in infants is rare, there have been some reported ...

How To Treat Different Types Of Hyper-pigmentation And Melasma - Women's Health

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The quest for a radiant complexion at any age doesn't have to be daunting. We've gathered truly feasible ways to defeat discolouration and score fantastic skin. There are many reasons discolouration occurs, each requiring a slightly different treatment strategy. Here, derms explain how to tackle the top causes of hyperpigmentation and melasma to snag healthy, balanced skin. Melasma Melasma is unique in the way it shows up in widespread patches on the cheeks, above the upper lip, or forehead. You may have heard it called "the mask of pregnancy", because hormonal fluctuations play a key role here, says derm Dr Corey Hartman. While the exact cause is unknown, any combo of hormones, sun exposure, and heat can trigger the onset. The skin tone factor "I see melasma equally across all skin types," says dermatologist Dr Y. Claire Chang, who adds that it's actually a genetic fact...

Considerations of Claritin-D® for Nasal Allergy Symptom Relief - Pharmacy Times

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Produced by Pharmacy Times ® with Bayer. In individuals with allergies, exposure to indoor allergens (ie, pet dander and dust mites) and outdoor allergens (ie, pollen and mold spores) will trigger a range of symptoms that can persist year-round, including itchy and watery eyes; runny nose; sneezing; nasal itching; nasal congestion; and sinus pressure. 1 Allergy symptoms can interfere with daily activities and adversely affect physical and emotional well-being. 1-3 Nasal congestion can be particularly burdensome as blocked nasal passages can restrict airflow through the nose and make breathing difficult. 1,2 In a survey of American adults with nasal and ocular seasonal allergy symptoms (N = 500), the symptoms that respondents rated as most severe were nasal congestion (46%) and stuffy nose (33%). 2 More than 60% of respondents reported managing their allergy symptoms with an OTC allergy medication. 2 There are many OTC product options available for allergy symptom relief in numerou...

Football Star Cooper Kupp Encourages Eye Allergy Sufferers to Find the Right Tool for the Job with Pataday - businesswire.com

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FORT WORTH, Texas--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Alcon, the global leader in eye care dedicated to helping people see brilliantly, today announced a partnership with Cooper Kupp, professional football wide receiver and MVP of the "Big Game," to share his experience with eye allergies and help other eye allergy sufferers find relief with Pataday ® Once Daily Relief Extra Strength . This year's campaign, The Right Tool for the Job , highlights Kupp's personal struggle to find the right product to treat his eye allergy symptoms and how Pataday has delivered fast-acting, long-lasting, and targeted relief for his itchy allergy eyes on and off the field. "When the seasons change, which, unfortunately, coincides with spring organized team activities (OTAs) and the dog days of training camp, my allergies flare up. In those weeks, when we're outdoors working out, the pollen can really make my eyes itch and distract me from focusing on the small but crucial details of ...

No, You're Not Imagining It: Seasonal Allergies Are Worse This Year - Boston University

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One reason for the spike in seasonal allergies this year? Grass pollen counts reached higher levels earlier in the season compared to other years. Photo by Freestocks/Unsplash Seasonal Allergies School of Medicine's Fred Little on reasons for the spike and what you can do about it It's that time of year again—you're sitting outdoors enjoying the sunshine, when all of a sudden, you start to feel… itchy . Within an hour, that itch has turned into a full-blown sneeze attack complete with watery eyes and congestion, and now you're running to the nearest pharmacy to buy some Zyrtec. Seasonal allergies—or an allergic reaction to the tree and grass pollens that float around in the spring and summer, known as allergic rhinitis—affect nearly 60 million people in the United States every year. Th...