Hair fall is a very natural process through which old strands of hair are replaced by new ones. On a daily basis we lose about 100-150 strands of hair...

As you must already be aware, the liver is one of our vital organs, which plays a huge role in digestion. Bilirubin which is a break down product that is present in the blood is eliminated naturally, maintaining a safe level...

Practically every woman yearns to have long and lustrous tresses. The texture and volume of one’s hair is dependent on a large number of factors some of which are; genetics or hereditary factors, nutritional factors, diet, environmental factors such as dust and pollution, hormonal imbalance and so on and so forth...

The color of our hair primarily depends on a pigment known as melanin. This is the same pigment that is responsible for giving our skin its color...

Rheumatism is an inflammatory condition that afflicts the joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles. This acute chronic condition can be extremely painful to the point that it is almost debilitating for most people...

A callus refers to the thick and hardened layer of skin that develops naturally as a means of protection, resulting from repeated usage and friction. Although it may seem unsightly and desirable to many, it can actually be a boon to some! Musicians who play stringed instruments, like guitarists, in fact develop calluses intentionally as the thickened skin actually increases the ease of playing and sliding over strings...

People with dry skin usually have an oily t-zone that is prone to acne, in its various forms. The t-zone refers to the forehead, nose and chin which resemble the letter ‘T’...

Hair texture is dependent on a variety of factors. Pollutants, exposure to the rays of the sun, excessive heat and frequent use of harsh hair care products can cause extreme damage to the structure of hair, leaving it dry and lifeless...

It is very common for darker skinned people to develop dark patches on the inner thighs, groin and buttocks. This generally occurs due to friction of the skin...

The skin often tends to become dark around the genitals, inner thighs and buttocks area. This can occur as friction is constantly taking place when the thighs rub against one another or when the skin rubs against the clothes...