Nutrition
If you feel weak, dizzy or sweaty during the day or while working out, it could be a sign of blood sugar...
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Nutrition
When is the best time to exercise in Ramadan in Lahore? A lot of people want to know if it is safe...
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After Ramadan is over, it is time to start walking and going to the gym again without getting hurt. A lot of...
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A Simple Guide to Staying Hydrated and Mobile by Physiotherapists Leg cramps during fasting usually happen because we do not have water...
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The Hidden Screen Posture Problem Many people get headaches, neck stiffness and eye strain during Ramadan, especially while working on laptops or...
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If you suddenly stop drinking tea or coffee during Ramadan, the most common symptom is a caffeine withdrawal headache. This happens because...
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Heel pain in Ramadan is most commonly caused by plantar fascia overload due to prolonged standing in Taraweeh, reduced hydration, and sudden...
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Doctor-Approved Guide Heartburn after iftar usually happens because a full stomach, acidic foods, and lying flat allow stomach acid to reflux upward—but...
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Low energy during fasting is most commonly caused by “reduced blood sugar, dehydration, prolonged sitting, and slowed circulation — and the safest,...
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What to Drink Between Iftar and Sehri for a Healthier Ramadan Author: Dr. Zara Yameen, Consultant Dietitian/Nutritionist at Physio Resource As the...
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