Cold feet is a very common problem amongst people with very poor blood circulation. Your feet get cold when they do not get adequate amount of oxygen supply due to poor blood flow. Though this condition can be a result of several other health problems such as chronic fatigue syndrome, anaemia, restless leg syndrome, nerve […]
Category Archives: Diet & Nutrition
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Jan
Jan
Mosquitoes generally survive by feeding on human and animal blood. They use their thin, sharp and elongated mouthpart to puncture the skin of the host and suck up the blood. Mosquito bites are synonymous with the summer and monsoon seasons in every place. Generally mosquito bites can be painful and annoying, especially if they continue […]
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Jan
Jan
Bleeding gums are one of the signs of gum disease. Good oral hygiene is of course critical, but poor nutrition, processed foods, various illnesses and smoking will all contribute. By raising the body’s natural immune system, bleeding gums can be healed naturally, hopefully before more advanced gum disease sets in. Using few natural home remedies […]
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Jan
Jan
Generally our skin reflects what we eat. It doesn’t matter how much you treat your skin from the outside, what matters is how healthy and also nutritious food your diet really contains. If you don’t get the right nutrition and do not watch what you eat, your skin will appear dull and undernourished. You should […]
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Dec
Tuberculosis is an infection caused by a bacterium, Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Tuberculosis (TB) is quite a serious condition, it affects mainly the lungs of a person. It can easily spread from one person to the other person, through personal contact. Decades ago TB was considered one of the major diseases that causes of death. As all […]
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Dec
Dec
What Is An Eye Stye? A stye is essentially a bacterial infection that form on the eyelid that appears quite suddenly and can disappear rapidly too. The bacteria that most frequently causes a stye is called Staphylococcus aureus or staph. It is a small, painful lump on the inside or outside of the eyelid. Eye […]
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Dec
Dec
Edema refers to fluid buildup in the tissues of the human body. This leads to swelling of your legs, hands, feet and also other areas of the body. Fluid accumulates in the tissues when there is leakage from the capillaries due to the damage, excess pressure or reduced levels of albumin. Edema also generally occur […]
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Dec
Dec
Pinworms are small, thin, pin-shaped worms that generally live in the human colon and rectum. They are also called as threadworms, that are one-quarter to one-half inch long — about the size of a staple. Children are generally at a higher risk of contracting this infection, with more than 30% of them being infected by […]
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Dec
Dec
GERD is the popular name of gastroesophageal reflux disease, which is caused by the back travel of stomach acids into the throat. It is generally found in adults, but children may also suffer from it due to the lack of a proper diet. People in the habit of overeating and smoking are also commonly afflicted […]
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Dec
Dec
Being underweight is a common phenomenon these days. The probable reasons for the growing incidence could be skyrocketing stress levels, irregular meals and unhealthy eating habits, lack of physical fitness and heredity. If you are looking to gain a few pounds, there are a couple of challenges here. The first one is to build up […]