Health Times Telugu Magazines - February 2015

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This is the time of the year to put on the thinking cap and get some ideas to ponder on our health.

Health is one aspect of life that gets very little attention in a person’s life until something goes wrong seriously. If we go by statistics, most urban Indians suffer from plenty of lifestyle disorders. Though they are educated and can afford a healthy lifestyle, they tend to be lethargic and follow a ‘take it easy’ living.

If a person so desires, he/she can lead a better and healthy life with small changes to the daily routine. Doctors round the world are not tired of saying that wellness can be achieved through a small exercise routine followed regularly.

In the younger years of 20s & 30s people don’t see the necessity of keeping up health. In the early 40s and 50s time is lost in meeting life’s important milestones such as building a house or marrying off their children.

Health Times Telugu Magazines Description:

HEALTH TIMES, a monthly magazine is launched with a motto to create a healthy society.The content we provide is carefully chosen for its pertinence and relevance to our readersand is thorough, well written, accurate and current.

HEALTH TIMES magazine’s mission is to advocate self managed natural health and to address the imperatives to wellness by focusing on mental, emotional, dietary, fitnessrelated physical and environmental issues that account for most chronic and lifestyle diseases we currently face. Its major topics of discussion--food, fashion, beauty, fitness, and relationships--are viewed in a healthy context.

HEALTH TIMES is having a team of committed profession als in different specialties of health and integrative approaches to the practice of medicine. The editorial team is dedicated to delivering accurate, trusted, up-to-date health and medical information.

HEALTH TIMES magazine’s special focus is on India. With the most advanced hospitals, well developed healthcare infrastructure and highly expertised medical professionals, India is a fast becoming a medical hub. HEALTH TIMES is very much inclined to project India on the international platform facilitating international medical approach and attention towards it.

We respect the importance of integrated approach towards health care and strive to provide a perspective on natural and alternative remedies where relevant.

Keeping in mind that healthcare is a constantly changing field, with different approaches and standards of practice from doctor to doctor, expert to expert, hospital to hospital and city to city, we urge our readers to seek information from many trusted sources and draw their own questions and conclusions in consultation with physicians and other experts.