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"Work It Out"  
   
The best thing you can do in terms of fitness before your big event is to go for a power walk (where you are walking on the verge of running) for 30 minutes. Those who like running can alternate between running and walking. Skipping is also a good cardio option.

“This quick cardio session will have you glowing and feeling good,” says fitness expert and personal trainer Deanne Panday adding, “You can also do a set each of crunches, push-ups and tricep dips.” Finishing your workout with a yoga session or five minutes of meditaion will leave you feeling refreshed. Do your favourite ‘asana’ or a breathing exercise. And spend five minutes quietly, with yourself meditating.
 

 
       

 
       
  SARSAPARILLA

Botanical Name: smilax ornate Hook.f

Family: Liliaceae
Common name: Wild Liquorice
Habitat: Costa Rica, Mexico, Ecuador, Honduras, Peru and Jamaica
Parts used: Rhizome and root
Alcohol percentage: 48-52%v/v
Active constituents: Steroidal saponins, such as sarsasapogenin, which may mimic the action of some human hormones, Phytosterols, such as beta-sitosterol.
Action: Anti-inflammatory, diaphoretic, immunomodulator, dissolves renal calculi
Clinical: Renal calculi, cystitis, dysuria, enuresis, renal colic

 

Indications

  • Tenesmus with pressure on bladder and discharge of a white and turbid matter, mixed with mucous, severe pain at conclusion of urination with passage of blood2

  • Child screams before and while passing urine and passes large quantity of sand2

  • Urine dribbles while sitting passes freely when standing4

  • Offensive smell of urine and genitals4

  • Burning while passing urine with discharge of thread like elongated flakes in urine2

  • Urine charged with gravel or small pebbles, also pus in urine4

  • Pain and cramps in the bladder, with urging and burning. Frequent urging to urinate, with scanty and painless discharge4

  • Urine pale, copious, sandy, bloody2

  • Frequent discharge of pale copious urine, growing turbid on standing like clay water3

  • Severe strangury as in case of stone, when discharging of white acrid turbid matter, with mucous3

 

 

"Quick Fix for Your Hair"

 
   
Is your hair looking dry and damaged, dull and lifeless? Rich Feel recommends these quick fixes for a week and notice the difference.

DIET: Your hair is nourished by your bloodstream and lack of nutrition will result in dull and lifeless looking hair. Nourish your hair with hair food- palak, paneer and milk are great for the hair as also any food rich in protein. Make sure you drink plenty of water (about 14 glasses or water) to flush out toxins and prevent split ends and make your hair strong, healthy and beautiful.

HOME CARE: Condition your hair by oiling it at once a week, leave the oil in overnight, and wash off next day. If your hair is colored or permed, try a deep conditioning treatment. Massage your hair thoroughly with oil, use a steamer to run steam through your hair and keep it bundled in a towel or a cling wrap for some time so that the heat socks in.
 


 
 

 

 

 
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