Dr Good Deed

05/11/2025

We double-check food ingredients, but how often do we question what our food is cooked in?

Last week, the USFDA warned that certain “pure aluminium” cookware made in India may leach lead into food — a toxin that slowly damages the brain.

Even small amounts of lead exposure can:
⚠️ Impair brain development in children
⚠️ Affect memory and learning
⚠️ Alter mood and behavior in adults

Our advice as a doctor — small changes matter:
✅ Choose stainless steel, ceramic, cast iron, or bronze
🚫 Avoid old, scratched, or “shiny” cheap aluminium utensils
🍲 Never store food in the same vessel you cook it in

At Dr. Chandril Chugh / Dr Good Deed, we believe awareness begins in everyday actions — even in your kitchen.
Your brain deserves better than a toxic pan.

01/11/2025

25/10/2025

Let’s talk about the one thing everyone notices but no one talks about — poop color.
Green, black, yellow, or even gray… your poop can reveal a lot about your gut and liver health.

Brown? That’s healthy bile doing its job.
Green? Maybe too much spinach — or food just moved too fast.
Black or red? That’s when your body might be signaling something serious.

At Dr Good Deed, we make gut health simple, relatable, and backed by science — because understanding your body shouldn’t be embarrassing.

Save this guide for later and share it — everyone’s curious, but nobody talks about it!

24/10/2025

Ever felt bloated or tired even when you don’t eat junk?
That’s when I realized—it’s not always what you eat, but how you mix it.

Ayurveda has been saying this for centuries, and now science is catching up.
Some food combos that feel “healthy” can actually confuse your digestion and mess with your gut rhythm.

From milk + citrus to fruit + dairy, these common pairings can trigger bloating, heaviness, or sluggishness without you even realizing it.

At Dr Good Deed, we make gut health simple, science-backed, and actually doable.
Swipe to learn the 5 food combinations Ayurveda warned about—and what modern research says about them.
Which combo surprised you most? Comment below!

23/10/2025

A genius who changed the world — but lost his life to one critical choice.
Steve Jobs built Apple, revolutionized technology, and inspired millions. Yet when faced with cancer, he delayed treatment for 9 months — choosing diets and herbs over surgery.

By the time he turned back to medicine, it was too late. He passed away at just 56.

At Dr Good Deed, we share stories that remind us — health waits for no one.
Even the smartest minds can lose the battle if they wait too long.

Lesson: Early diagnosis and timely treatment save lives.
Would you have done what he did? Comment below.
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22/10/2025

Stroke or Migraine Aura — can you tell the difference?
They can look shockingly similar, but knowing the signs can literally save a life.

A stroke comes suddenly — slurred speech, numbness on one side, vision loss. It’s a medical emergency.
A migraine aura, on the other hand, builds up slowly — flashing lights, tingling, zigzag patterns — and usually fades within an hour.

At Dr Good Deed, we believe awareness is the first step toward prevention.
Save this post — it could help you or someone you love someday.

20/10/2025

China is building a robot that can literally get pregnant. 🧠🤯
At the 2025 World Robot Conference, Kaiwa Technology revealed a humanoid robot designed to carry a baby inside an artificial womb, complete with amniotic fluid, oxygen tubes, and nutrient systems that copy a real uterus.
The first working model is expected by 2026, and each “robot birth” could cost around ₹12 lakh ($14,000), far cheaper than human surrogacy.
Supporters call it a breakthrough for couples facing infertility. But critics warn it could erase natural motherhood and blur the line between humans and machines.
Are we witnessing the future of fertility or a future without mothers? The question isn’t whether it’s possible, it’s whether we’re ready for it.
👇 What do you think? miracle, madness, or the next step in evolution?

09/10/2025

Tech loves to brag about being “just like your brain.”
But here’s the truth: a lot of what we’re told about wearables, AI, and neuro-tech is… well, a lie.

👉 Stress isn’t just a smartwatch number.
👉 Emotions aren’t “irrational”—they guide every choice you make.
👉 AI doesn’t think like us—it just crunches data.
👉 And no, machines can’t “read” your thoughts (yet).

At Dr Good Deed, we cut through the hype to bring you the science that really matters.

Which myth blew your mind the most? Drop it in the comments & tag that friend who’s obsessed
with brain gadgets!