A recent study reveals that cinnamon, a widely used spice, may interfere with certain medications by reducing their effectiveness. Cinnamaldehyde, a key component of cinnamon, can activate receptors that accelerate drug clearance from the body. While moderate use is unlikely to cause harm, excessive consumption, especially through supplements, warrants caution, particularly for individuals with chronic conditions.
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A fire erupted at Parishkar Apartments in Ahmedabad, triggering a chaotic evacuation. Residents made daring escapes from balconies as flames engulfed the building's cable chute. Firefighters rescued eighteen people, some with minor injuries. The blaze, fueled by garbage and the building's power supply, caused extensive damage. Investigations are underway to determine the exact cause, and affected families are receiving assistance.