Salt is the basic need for taste in all foods be it from any part of the world. Apart from being just that, salt, which is basically sodium, is found in almost all that you eat and drink to provide you with the nutrients. It happens normally in many diets that salt is added to […]
Category Archives: Clinical Nutrition
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Nov
Nov
Human beings today must have a unique set of skills to endure in this competitive world as well as progress. This set of skills can be related to as Education. Education has always played a vital role in a country’s socio-economic development, but its importance has grown significantly with the rise of the global knowledge […]
Clinical Nutrition, Diet & Nutrition, Health, Weight Management
What Should I Drink In The Morning To Lose Weight?
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Oct
Oct
Weight loss is one of the main health issues faced not just by the youth but even more so with the elderly and middle-aged people. For those who lack discipline and the required patience, weight loss seems to be as much a long daunting process. However, if one cannot be persistent in their weight loss […]
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Apr
Apr
The liver is the second largest organ of the body. It plays an important role in the body’s digestive system. The liver helps in metabolizing all essential nutrients, fights infections, controls cholesterol, controls blood sugar, makes proteins and releases bile to help digestion. Your liver is quite loaded with many things as lots of work it […]
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Mar
Mar
The liver is responsible for many important factors which affect the entire human body. Some of these include cleansing the blood of harmful contaminants and breaking down exhausted haemoglobin cells, regulating hormones such as insulin which controls blood sugar and energy levels, storage of vitamins and also few minerals, production of bile for digestion of […]
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Dec
Dec
What Is Enlarged Spleen? Enlarged spleen is generally termed as Splenomegaly. It is an enlargement of the spleen that is often associated with any other disease that involves an aberration in the red blood cells. The incidence is believed to be in response to hyperfunction in order to compensate for the rapid breakdown in the […]
Clinical Nutrition, Kidney Health
What Is Bilateral Renal Calculi And Its Implications On Kidney Health
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Nov
Nov
Kidney stones are described as renal calculus in medical language and they appear in the form of small hard deposits made up of minerals and uric acid salts. Though these form in the kidneys, they can be transported to the urinary tract including kidneys, ureters, bladder, and also urethra. This is a common problem found […]
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Feb
Feb
One of the most neglected organs in our body is the gall bladder. It is not until that the organ starts causing trouble that we pay any attention to it. The gallbladder serves as a little sack that holds all the bile secreted by the liver. It is located right below the liver, for easy […]
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Nov
Nov
A person suffering from thyroid has certain doubts as to what to eat and what not! Doctors suggest them not to eat cabbage, etc. But why? Can thyroid patients eat cabbage and cauliflower? What could be the reason behind this? To know the exact reason, dive into this article one must know things about Thyroid […]
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Sep
Sep
We all love our dear parents, grandparents and other elders of our family. When we see them suffer from various health problems as they move towards old age, we have that instant urge to find out solutions and help them in every possible way to relieve them of their discomforts. How many such age-related problems […]
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