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Keeping your mind and body in check - popular topics in health and medicine to maintain a long and healthy life.
Best Ayurvedic Kidney Care Hospital
Kidney problems have become a major concern for the whole world for the last few years. The reason is, more and more people are getting affected with kidney problems. Chronic kidney disease is a common kidney problem that is affecting a large chunk of the population. The number of kidney patients is increasing every year. That's why it has emerged as a matter of concern for the entire humanity. Even the countries having a good availability of conventional treatment methods like dialysis and kidney transplant are not able to put a halt to the increasing number. The previous statistics related to kidney problems are changing too rapidly and therefore, the world needs to focus on the treatment of the problem. In the same context, the best kidney treatment in Ayurveda hospital can offer the best cure. The reason is, the conventional treatment method has limitations therefore it can’t provide lasting relief to kidney problems. Here in this post, we’ll talk about the effectiveness of Ayurveda in kidney disease cure and why one should prefer this treatment above all. Let’s start with some fundamentals of kidney problems.
By Yashika Sharma5 years ago in Longevity
Japanese scientist: Anal breathing method may save severely ill patients with new coronary disease, animal test has been successful
We know that mammals breathe through their noses, "infuse" oxygen into their lungs, and then transport them to all parts of the body to play a role. If you lose the ability to breathe, your body may have to be admitted to the hospital, such as patients with new coronary pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, etc., which can cause respiratory failure and even death.
By Joyce Courtney5 years ago in Longevity
if I tolerate it. Tell me, is it possible to treat migraines differently - not to suppress attacks, but to prevent them?
Persistent migraine I have had more migraine attacks - from one per month to two per week. I take to relieve pain, but it doesn't matter if I tolerate it. Tell me, is it possible to treat migraines differently - not to suppress attacks, but to prevent them?
By ROBINSON JAMES HERBERT5 years ago in Longevity
Can teeth be corrected if they missed the "prime time"?
Orthodontic treatment has a "prime time" in clinical practice. Boys are 12 to 15 years old, and girls are 11 to 14 years old. The reason is that in this period of time, the shape of the jaw bone is basically determined for the child, which is not much different from that of an adult. Most of the permanent teeth have erupted, and the child is in a period of rapid development and has strong bone metabolism. Orthodontic treatment can be done with half the effort. However, there are many people who have not been able to receive orthodontic treatment during this "prime time", and they may have weakened their crowns and stood up in a flash, and they may even have reached the age of confidence.
By Teresa J. Blackburn5 years ago in Longevity
Pay attention to staying up late and playing with your mobile phone!
Bad habits can cause bags under the eyes to increase The generation of eye bags is similar to wrinkles, which are normal manifestations of human aging, and their appearance is generally positively correlated with age. With age, the metabolism of the eye skin will slow down, and once the skin ages to a certain extent, eye bags will appear.
By Edgar H. Milligan5 years ago in Longevity
Causes and care of shoulder joint instability
Due to the failure of the dynamic or static stabilization mechanism to maintain the balance of the glenohumeral joint, the humeral head cannot be maintained in the center of the glenoid, and excessive movement occurs. Including unstable front, unstable rear and multi-directional instability. The shoulder joint consists of the head of the humerus and the scapular glenoid. At any time, only 1/4 of the humeral head forms a joint with the joint. This small and flat glenoid does not provide inherent stability to the humeral head as the acetabulum to the hip joint. Due to the presence of the glenoid labrum, the glenoid is deepened by 50%. The end point of the long head of the biceps brachii tendon is one of the essential components of the glenoid labrum. It stops at the upper end of the joint and gradually merges with the posterior glenoid. The joint lip can be used as a "blocking mold" to prevent the excessive backward rolling of the pus bone. The shoulder joint capsule is loose and weak, and by itself only provides little resistance or stability. The front of the joint capsule is strengthened by the thickened parts or ligaments of the three joint capsules, and these structures are closely integrated with the labrum surrounding the glenoid. Another factor that maintains the stability of the shoulder joint is the action of the ligaments and muscles around the joint. If the stabilization mechanism of the shoulder joint fails, the relative stability of the joint can be destroyed and the shoulder joint may be unstable.
By Galina J. Libby5 years ago in Longevity
Severe Perspective | Pathophysiology of Cardiogenic Shock
Recently discovered Although the classic pathophysiological pathway of cardiogenic shock (ie, reduced organ perfusion due to insufficient cardiac output and peripheral vasoconstriction) has been around for a long time, the role of macroscopic and microscopic hemodynamics in the severity of the disease and its prognosis It has only been widely studied in recent years. In addition, in order to complete the complex picture of the pathophysiology of cardiogenic shock, research on cytokine cascade, inflammation and proteomics analysis has also recently been put on the agenda.
By Robert G. Helfer5 years ago in Longevity
Correctly understand coronary heart disease, hypertension, myocardial ischemia and angina pectoris
There are many kinds of cardiovascular diseases, which seriously endanger people's health. Usually some patients after hospitalization, especially elderly patients, always find that not only high blood pressure, but also coronary heart disease or diabetes, etc., these diseases harm the patient's body at the same time like sisters. Then, why do these diseases appear one after another? Let us correctly understand the diseases of coronary heart disease, hypertension, myocardial ischemia and angina pectoris.
By Thomas W. Olivares5 years ago in Longevity
Ketogenic diet to lose weight
"Ketogenic diet" is a very popular way to lose weight nowadays. Its weight loss mode of eating meat to control carbohydrate food is welcomed by many young people who want to lose weight but can't control their mouths. But the latest research found that: a ketogenic diet may cause prurigo pigmentosa. Not only that, improper use of the ketogenic diet may lead to the risk of metabolic acidosis, kidney stones, heart failure, etc., which may cause organ damage. How can you get skin diseases if you lose weight?
By Linda J. Stewart5 years ago in Longevity
The latest research reveals that the health benefits of intermittent fasting depend on the details
Friends who are in the ongoing struggle to lose weight may have heard of intermittent fasting. This method is also called light fasting. Among them, the most influential is the 5 to 2 fasting method, which makes me hungry for 2 days a week, eats only one meal that day, and has a calorie limit of 500 kcal, while eating normally for the remaining 5 days. The intermittent fasting method is controversial and there are many related studies. Recently, a scholar from the University of Bath in the United Kingdom published a paper in the Journal of Translational Medicine in the "Science" series. Through empirical research, he gave a brand new explanation on the effects and details of intermittent fasting. Let's introduce the relevant points now.
By Patricia R. Branch5 years ago in Longevity
