Author: Dr. Farwa Hassan

Greek yogurt has taken the health and fitness world by storm in recent years. From athletes and bodybuilders to dieters and health enthusiasts, everyone seems to be adding greek yogurt to their daily routine.  Greek yogurt contains almost twice the protein of regular yogurt. This single fact makes it incredibly valuable for muscle building, weight management, and overall health. With its thick, creamy texture and tangy taste, greek yogurt is not just nutritious, it is also delicious and versatile. In this blog, we will tell you everything you need to know about greek yogurt, including what it is, how it…

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Do you struggle with body odor that affects your confidence? Body odor is a natural phenomenon, but it does not have to be an embarrassing problem. With the right deodorant, you can stay fresh, confident, and odor-free all day long, whether you are at work, exercising, or attending social events. Body odor is not caused by sweat itself but by bacteria breaking down sweat on your skin. This is why deodorants work by either killing bacteria, masking odor with fragrance, or reducing sweat production. Understanding how deodorants work helps you choose the right product for your needs. In this blog,…

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Are you looking for a healthy, nutritious snack that helps with weight loss, controls diabetes, and tastes delicious? If so, you need to discover phool makhana, one of the most underrated yet powerful superfoods available in Pakistan. Phool makhana, also known as fox nuts or lotus seeds, has been used in traditional Asian medicine and cuisine for thousands of years. These white, puffy seeds are naturally gluten-free, low in calories, and rich in nutrients, making them perfect for health-conscious individuals, diabetics, and anyone trying to lose weight. In this blog, we will tell everything you need to know about phool…

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Are you struggling with hair loss, diabetes, or stubborn weight that refuses to budge? If so, you need to discover methi dana, one of the most powerful ingredients in traditional Pakistani and South Asian medicine. Methi dana, also known as fenugreek seeds, is a small golden-brown seed with extraordinary health benefits. From controlling blood sugar and promoting hair growth to aiding weight loss and improving digestion, these tiny seeds pack a powerful nutritional punch. In this blog, we will tell everything you need to know about methi dana, including its benefits, how to use it for various health concerns, preparation…

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Are you looking for a natural remedy to improve your mood, boost your energy, and strengthen your overall health? Talbina, a healing food recommended by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) over 1,400 years ago. Talbina is a simple yet powerful porridge made from barley flour, milk, and honey. Despite its humble ingredients, this traditional food offers remarkable health benefits that modern science is now confirming. From relieving depression and anxiety to improving heart health and digestion, talbina is truly a superfood. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) recommended talbina for sick people and those grieving, calling it a source…

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Are you tired of spending money on expensive skincare and hair products that promise miracles but deliver disappointing results? If so, you need to discover aloe vera gel, one of nature’s most powerful beauty and healing ingredients. From ancient Egyptians who called aloe vera the “plant of immortality” to modern dermatologists who recommend it for various skin and hair conditions, this clear gel has proven its worth time and again. Aloe vera gel contains over 75 active compounds including vitamins, minerals, enzymes, amino acids, and antioxidants. This unique composition makes it effective for almost every beauty concern from acne and…

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Are you frustrated with fine lines, wrinkles, acne, or dull skin that refuses to improve no matter what products you try? Retinol serum has been called the “holy grail” of skincare by dermatologists worldwide. Unlike trendy ingredients that come and go, retinol has decades of research backing its effectiveness.  It is one of the few ingredients that can truly transform your skin, addressing everything from wrinkles and fine lines to acne and hyperpigmentation. When applied topically, retinol accelerates cell renewal, boosts collagen production, and unclogs pores, making it a powerhouse ingredient for multiple skin concerns. In this blog, we will…

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Have you ever walked through a fruit market and spotted a bright pink, scaly fruit that looks like it came from another planet? Dragon fruit has gained immense popularity in Pakistan in recent years, appearing in supermarkets, juice bars, and even local fruit vendors.  It grows on a climbing cactus called Hylocereus and is native to Central and South America. Today, it is cultivated in tropical regions worldwide, including parts of Southeast Asia and increasingly in Pakistan. In this blog, we will explore everything you need to know about dragon fruit, including what it is, its incredible health benefits, how…

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Do you know that mandelic acid has a larger molecular structure than other AHAs like glycolic acid? This means it penetrates the skin more slowly and gently, reducing the risk of irritation while still providing excellent results. Dermatologists often recommend mandelic acid for people who cannot tolerate stronger acids or for those with darker skin tones prone to hyperpigmentation. In recent years, mandelic acid has gained popularity in Pakistan’s skincare market as people discover its impressive benefits for acne-prone, sensitive, and aging skin. Whether you use it in a face wash, serum, or cream, mandelic acid can transform your skin…

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Are you looking for a healthier alternative to white bread that still tastes good? Bran bread has become increasingly popular in Pakistan as more people become health-conscious and seek nutritious. Unlike white bread made from refined flour, bran bread contains wheat bran. The outer layer of the wheat grain, which is packed with fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Most of the nutrients in wheat are actually found in the bran and germ, which are removed during the refining process to make white flour. This is why white bread is often called “empty calories”. It provides energy but lacks essential nutrients. Bran…

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