Travelers, It’s Best Not to Take Off Your Shoes on the Plane

There is a moment on every long flight when time slows down.
The cabin lights dim. The engines hum like a lullaby. And your feet—tired, swollen, begging for freedom—start whispering, “Just take the shoes off.”

It feels harmless. Natural, even. After all, you’re human. You’ve been sitting for hours, crossing continents, chasing dreams or deadlines. But sometimes, the smallest habits … Read More

Finally! WhatsApp Web Supports Voice and Video Calls – A New Era for Online Communication

For years, we waited.

We typed messages on WhatsApp Web while our phones lay beside us, glowing with missed calls. We switched between browser tabs and mobile screens, between convenience and limitation. And now, finally, the wait is over.

WhatsApp Web now supports voice and video calls.

After nearly a decade of being a browser-only messaging platform, WhatsApp Web has … Read More

To Save Children’s Brains, European Countries Prepare to Ban Social Media

In a quiet room somewhere in Europe, a mother watches her son scroll endlessly. His eyes are open, but his mind seems far away—pulled into a world without borders, without sleep, without mercy.

And now, governments across Europe are asking a painful but necessary question:

How do we save our children’s brains before it’s too late?

After Australia became the … Read More

This Morning Drink Is Apparently Effective at Banishing Bad Cholesterol

Some mornings arrive quietly.
A cup. A chair. A moment before the world begins to demand everything from us.

And sometimes, in those small moments, health quietly begins to heal itself.

High cholesterol has become one of the most silent threats of modern life. It does not shout. It does not hurt—until it does. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, … Read More

Be Diligent: This Simple Habit Can Lower Your Risk of Premature Death

There are moments in life when the answer is not complicated. It doesn’t scream. It doesn’t demand instant change. It simply waits for us to be diligent.

In a world obsessed with shortcuts, longevity turns out to be quietly loyal to consistency. A recent study from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, reported by the New York PostRead More

Health Minister Reveals Mistakes When Eating Vegetables That Can Actually Increase Cholesterol

There is a quiet irony in modern life.
We eat vegetables, believing we are choosing health. We feel safe. We feel righteous. And yet, the numbers on the scale creep up, cholesterol rises, and confusion settles in.

“How can this happen?” we ask.

Indonesia’s Health Minister, Budi Gunadi Sadikin, recently shared a simple yet eye-opening truth: it’s not just Read More