Aadya Jha is a Writer at MSN. She is a passionate storyteller who crafts enthralling narratives, focusing on Lifestyle and health-related topics, including Consumer Health, Wellness, and Mental Health. Aadya's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Times Of India and The Economic Times.
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A little sweetness in childhood can become a lifelong taste. A new study suggests that this may matter for more than food preferences.
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Parkinson's signs you may miss Shaking hands have become almost synonymous with Parkinson's disease.
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Aadya Jha / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Sep 1, 2026, 10:44 IST When flu symptoms go beyond pneumonia and start affecting the lungs, heart and brain
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Why supplement overdose can be risky and why medical advice matters before trying natural alternatives
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Aadya Jha | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Sep 2, 2026, 13:10 IST Comments ( Doctor explains what to do, what not to take and when H1N1 needs urgent care
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Brain aneurysms can remain silent for years: Why women face a higher risk and what may trigger a dangerous rupture Brain aneurysms can sit inside a blood vessel for years.
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Eye Donation Is More Than a Pledge: 7 Myths About Glasses, Cataract, Diabetes and Age Indians Need to Know For many families, eye donation sounds
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How 10 hours of sitting can work against daily movement A morning workout can feel like a health reset. But what happens after the gym matters too.
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Magnesium rarely gets attention until something feels wrong. Persistent tiredness, muscle cramps or weakness may make people wonder if they are missing the mineral. But these symptoms do not automatically mean magnesium deficiency. As Ms Charu Dua, Head of Clinical Nutrition, Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, explained, the real question is whether the body is getting enough magnesium, absorbing it properly and retaining it.
By: Aadya Jha
Magnesium rarely gets attention until something feels wrong. Persistent tiredness, muscle cramps or weakness may make people wonder if they are missing the mineral. But these symptoms do not automatically mean magnesium deficiency. As Ms Charu Dua, Head of Clinical Nutrition, Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, explained, the real question is whether the body is getting enough magnesium, absorbing it properly and retaining it.
