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The common sense way to a healthy lifestyle
Mint Mumbai
|March 04, 2025
Instead of generalized advice, consult a professional for health solutions tailored to you
Every day, a new health trend floods our screens. One reel tells you carbs are the enemy, the other swears by a juice cleanse, and somewhere in between, there's a superfood that promises eternal youth. It's exhausting. What's science and what's just smart marketing? The truth? Health isn't one-size-fits-all. What works for someone else may not work for you, and no trend can replace the innate intelligence of your body—it already knows what it needs to thrive.
Instead of getting lost in the noise, let's go back to what truly works: simplicity. Because when it comes to wellness, it's not about chasing what's trending, it's about mastering what's timeless.
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