Saurabh BATTIN responds to ThinkWellness360 questionnaire. Your view on beauty? I personally believe that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder. I am into handlooms business. Whenever I see any hand-made product, with a minor misprint, I often find it beautiful, as I know and appreciate the focused effort the artist has put into
Words: Johnny WOOD If jogging, cycling, or brisk walks, are an essential part of our daily routine, could we be better off thinking outside of the box than our couch-loving friends, or neighbours? The link between physical exercise and improved health — in both body and mind — is long-established, but an active lifestyle also
Dr SANTOSH Y M responds to ThinkWellness360 questionnaire. Why and how did you think of becoming a doctor? I owe it to my cousin brother, a doctor, who is now based in London. I was in school when he was doing his internship at the government hospital. I once landed up at his workplace during
Words: Team THINKWELLNESS360 Celery is a vegetable loved for its crisp texture and distinctive flavour. A bunch of celery is a single stalk comprising of separate ribs, and the most tender, inner ribs — called the hearts. The crispness of celery comes from the firmness of its cell walls and its high water content. In
Smriti MANDHANA on beauty, fitness, health and wellness Your view on beauty? Beauty, in my view, is something that is natural. It has got nothing to do with one’s skin colour, or tone. There’s beauty in everything — everyone looks good when you see them without prejudice. I pamper my skin with the best body
Dr Narayan C DESHPANDE responds to ThinkWellness360 questionnaire: Why and how did you think of becoming a doctor? I always had a zealous, or ardent, desire to serve the sick, at large, and in the best way possible. I thought that the only profession that could help me accomplish my fervent yearning was being a doctor. What
Mukesh SHARMA responds to ThinkWellness360 questionnaire. Your view on beauty? Beauty may be defined as external and internal; in other words, it relates to what the eyes perceive externally and/or what the heart feels internally. The first impression, to use a cliché, is the best impression, although the whole context is loaded, or celebrated, with
Dr Mohit SANDHU responds to ThinkWellness360 questionnaire. Why and how did you think of becoming a doctor? I’m the first in my family to qualify as a doctor, albeit my parents have been paramedics for several years now. I literally lived my childhood in the hospital in which they are working. I reckon that my
Words: Dr Kiel WASSILY [This old, yet up-to-the-minute, article has been republished for the benefit of professional homeopathic physicians, who may not have read it. This is one part; on the other, please do not relate to any gender bias, owing to the prevalent usage of ‘him,’ during Dr Kiel Wassily’s era, or time in
Words: Team THINKWELLNESS360 The jackfruit is a major tree-centric fruit in the world. It reaches 80lb in weight, close to 36 inch in length, and 20 inch in diameter. This oval fruit has a pale-green to dark-yellow rind when ripe. It is encased with short, sharp, hexagonal, fleshy spines. The interior consists of large, soft,
