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What to Eat If You Have Measles?

Posted in Health Articles on May 18, 2011 | No Comment

What to Eat If You Have Measles?
Measles is defined as an infection of the respiratory system accompanied by fever. This article will inform you about the suitable diet for people suffering from measles. What to Eat during the Acute Stage of Measles? During the acute stage of measles, the patient should consume milk after small gaps. If the measles patient is experiencing looseness in his or her bowel, taking lime water in suitable quantities will help them in normalizing the condition. All through the acute stage of measles, the patients must drink a lot of water and have juices extracted from citrus fruits like lemon and orange. At times, during the acute stage of measles, patients may need to have alcoholic stimulants. It is used mostly for treating patients having measles accompanied by broncho-pneumonia. In adults,  [...] 

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Weight Loss Myths That May Stop You from Losing Weight

Posted in Health Articles on May 1, 2011 | No Comment

Weight Loss Myths That May Stop You from Losing Weight
Majority of us have tried to lose weight at some point of our lives. Not all who tries to lose weight succeed in doing so. People tend to follow weight loss tips for shedding the excess pounds; however majority of them may lead to confusions and contradictions. This worsens the situations and people instead of losing weight may gain some extra pounds. This article will inform you about some common weight loss myths that may stop you from losing weight. One of the most prevent myth is that people taking fad diets can experience weight loss that will persist for years. The fact is: a fad diet can never be a healthy option of losing weight as they don’t provide enough nutrients to our body. People consuming fad diets may experience weight loss initially, as during fad diet they eat a lot less  [...] 

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Banana for Healthy Living

Posted in Health Articles on April 27, 2011 | No Comment

Banana for Healthy Living
We know that banana is one of the tastiest fruit and we love to have it in our fruit salad; but only a few of us are aware of the great health benefits offered by banana. The pointers below will educate you about the health benefits of this fruit. Effects of nervous system and heart health: Banana is rich in potassium, an agent that helps in keeping the nervous system and heart healthy. Potassium is required for proper contraction of muscles and as a result our body requires adequate potassium for performing muscle influenced actions like normal pumping of heart, digestion etc. Including one or two bananas in your daily diet will make sure that you have enough supply of potassium. Effects on bones and kidneys: The presence of high amount of potassium in banana makes it a beneficial fruit for  [...] 

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Chocolate for Heart Health: The Sweet Truth

Posted in Health Articles on April 26, 2011 | No Comment

Chocolate for Heart Health: The Sweet Truth
In spite of the indulgent reputation of chocolates, a number of researchers around the world believe that chocolate in extremely beneficial for our cardiovascular system including the heart. The following pointers will inform the reason behind this perception of the researchers. According to the scientists that antioxidants present in dark chocolate are extremely beneficial for the heart. The antioxidants found in dark chocolate are known as flavanols, a sub class of polyphenols. Flavanols work by deactivating the free radicals in human blood and thus controls the formation of bad cholesterol. Flavanols are also known for stimulating the nitric oxide production in human body; nitric oxide is the gas responsible for relaxing and widening the arteries. A research published in the year 2006 showed  [...] 

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Chrome Disease: Not Downloadable

Posted in Health Articles on April 18, 2011 | No Comment

Chrome Disease: Not Downloadable
You might be stuck with more than just a metaphor if often you tend to get a feeling of butterflies flitting about your stomach. And Chrome Disease might just be it if one feels chained to the loo and throws up every now and then. This ailment of Chrome Disease is also known as Crohn’s Disease. The condition results in swelling of the gastrointestinal or the digestive tract. The swelling most commonly is seen in the small intestine or ileum. The swelling can be found anywhere from the food pipe to the mouth. It can also be present in any region from the food pipe to the anus. The characteristics of Chrome disease includes inflammation of the bowel and is many a times mistaken for ulcers, IBS or colitis. The disease forms in the body due to the malfunction of the body’s immune system. The  [...] 

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Viral infectious diseases: Influenza

Posted in Health Articles on April 15, 2011 | No Comment

Viral infectious diseases: Influenza
We must try to understand that virus is a very common entity and can be kept at bay by maintaining good hygiene and living standards. Thus viral infectious Influenza however dangerous it might sound is one of the most common of the infectious diseases doing the rounds. The symptoms of  influenza result in the loss of many work days, suffering, morbidity and mortality. This virus powered attack is very contagious and hence we are told time and again to hold up a handkerchief when we sneeze or wash the hands after hitting the bathroom. A viral infectious influenza or also known as the ‘flu’ can result in mild weakness or fatigue symptoms or severe conditions such as respiratory failure or death. The now infamous H1N1 influenza pandemic alone wiped out an estimated 30 million people worldwide.  [...] 

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Ayurvedic Acupressure Cures Illnesses, Promoting Well Being

Posted in Health Articles on April 14, 2011 | No Comment

Ayurvedic Acupressure Cures Illnesses, Promoting Well Being
Acupressure was a technique practiced by the ancient Chinese and Indians for curing illnesses and overall well being. This ancient practice combines the principles of acupuncture with pressure application, to promote a feeling of well being. This practice involves using the knuckle, fingers and other objects for creating pressure on exact points on the body, known as meridians. This practice is quite similar to acupuncture, however it should not be confused with the latter, which makes use of needles instead of the application of pressure. This technique has been in use since time immemorial and was used for improving the flow of prana, i.e., life force in the body. In acupressure, pressure is applied for 30 seconds to specific points on the body. While simple reflexology will do the trick  [...] 

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Microbiological Diseases

Posted in Health Articles on April 13, 2011 | No Comment

Microbiological Diseases
Microbiology is that part of biology which deals with the organisms which cannot be seen by the naked eye. It is very important part of science and its relevance grows in leaps and bounds in today’s environment. Even with the advancing science these invisible creatures can make living difficult for us and they can even manage to wipe out our entire species. You must have heard about the recent outbreaks such as SARS, bird flu and swine flu which cost us many dear lives. Understanding and striking a balance with these creatures can help us maintain our existence. The organisms which are microscopic in nature and have either a single cell structure or are a cluster of cells fall in this category. Microbiology pays attention to the likes of fungi, protists (e.g. algae) and prokaryotes (e.g.  [...] 

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US Health Care

Posted in Health Articles on April 12, 2011 | No Comment

US Health Care
A long journey of about a century came to a victorious ending when the health care bill was passed by the Democratic powered Congress. In Washington on a bright Sunday night the health care reform bill was passed which extended health coverage to tens of millions of people who are uninsured. This bill will also help countering the wrong practices by various insurance companies. After all the shortcomings this is a high point in the tenure of Barrack Obama as the President of the United States of America. Officials say the president is expected to sign the bill as early as possible and is also expected to address the media following the voting of the bill. The Democratic Party backed presidency had all their stakes up in the health care bill. The Republicans thought of blocking the bill and  [...] 

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The travelers guide to Malaria Diseases and Yellow fever

Posted in Health Articles on April 11, 2011 | No Comment

The travelers guide to Malaria Diseases and Yellow fever
Yellow Fever and Malaria are viral illnesses which are transmitted to us by the ever irritating mosquitoes. The two have symptoms which are similar to each other. The various types of Malaria diseases are some of the most common illnesses in the world. These viral diseases are an important cause of concern to the people of the developing nations. People traveling to countries where malaria and yellow fever are widespread should take necessary precautions before and at the time of the trip. These diseases are very much preventable. Malaria is prevalent in most of the tropic as well as the sub tropical regions. Yellow fever however is observed in tropical South America and sub Saharan Africa. Yellow fever is endemic in these parts of the world and occasionally causes an epidemic. Both these diseases  [...] 

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