Supriya Ramesh

2 days ago | timesnownews.com | Supriya Ramesh

Your brain can process images in as little as 13 milliseconds, faster than the blink of an eye. This means you often understand visual information before you consciously realise it. The placebo effect is so powerful that people can experience real physical changes or pain relief simply because they believe a fake treatment is working. Your brain is wired to recognise faces instantly; it can detect familiar faces in less than 100 milliseconds, which helps in social bonding and survival.

3 days ago | timesnownews.com | Supriya Ramesh

Optical Illusion Personality Test: What Your Favourite Feather Reveals About Your Inner PowerFeathers have long been symbols of flight, freedom, and spirit. But did you know that the feather you are most drawn to could whisper secrets about your personality? In the image above, three strikingly different feathers catch the eye: a spotted feather, a vibrant peacock plume, and a rainbow-coloured quill. Take a moment. Which one speaks to you?

3 days ago | timesnownews.com | Supriya Ramesh

Calorie Illusion Challenge: Which of These Drinks Is Actually the Lighter Choice? Most People Guess Wrong!I am sure you have sworn off sugary sodas and decided today is the day for “clean choices.” A diet coke or a glass of fresh orange juice? It feels like a no-brainer. The fizzy, artificially sweetened diet coke must be the worse offender, while the bright, vitamin-packed orange juice has to be the lighter, healthier option.

4 days ago | timesnownews.com | Supriya Ramesh

Real Life Weight Loss Story: How Abhishek Sharma Shed 36 Kilos, Beat the Bullies and Found Confidence; His Fitness Journey Decoded (Photos: Abhishek Sharma)Abhishek Sharma is 22, a student, and until recently, someone who felt more at home in oversized hoodies than in a gym. Today, he weighs a lean 68kg, down from 104kg. That is a whopping 36kg of body weight gone through sheer grit and guidance from his coach. But this is not just another six-pack flex on Instagram.

4 days ago | timesnownews.com | Supriya Ramesh

Credits: vibhuzinsta/Instagram; CanvaMost people rarely give their colon much thought until something goes wrong. But the recent death of television actor Vibhu Raghave at the age of 37 from stage 4 colon cancer has brought urgent attention to a disease that is increasingly affecting younger adults in India. Raghave, known for his role in Nisha Aur Uske Cousins, publicly revealed his diagnosis in 2022. He shared updates from the hospital, encouraging others to prioritise their health.