Maintain a balanced diet. Colorful fruits and vegetables are part of a healthy diet, beans and nuts, and entire grains. An adult’s daily fruit and vegetable intake should be at least five portions (400 grams). If you want to consume more fruits and vegetables, you should constantly include them in your meals, snack on fresh…
One of the most common health problems people experience is a headache. Most headaches are mild and short-lived, making for a difficult day at work or a downer of a day off at the very worst. Dr. Nicholas C. Bambakidis, a neurological surgeon, explains that the most common causes of various sorts of headaches aren’t…
Itchy, red rashes appear on the skin when allergic reactions occur, like poison ivy. This includes personal care goods such as cosmetics and skin lotion that frequently cause rashes. These rashes, known as allergic contact dermatitis, are caused by chemical components found in personal care products. A foreign substance, known as an antigen, is detected…
Even though acne is most common among adolescents and young adults going through hormonal shifts, many people continue to have acne problems well into their thirties and forties. Acne can appear at any age, even in adults. What is the most typical location for acne to develop? Acne can affect any part of your body,…
Early alcoholism is difficult to detect. The availability and acceptance of alcohol worldwide contrast sharply with that of cocaine and heroin. It frequently has a central position at social gatherings and is closely associated with moments of joy and celebration. For many people, drinking is an essential aspect of daily life. It is difficult to…
Alcohol slows down the brain since it is a CNS depressant. Short-term consequences include slurred speech, coordination difficulty, drowsiness, distortion of senses and perception, loss of consciousness, reduced inhibitions, and problems with memory. Several factors influence how soon and how much alcohol one experiences short-term side effects, including weight, gender, and whether or not they’ve…
Recovery From Alcohol addiction Dr Rob Hicks discusses the role of GPs in identifying and managing patients addicted to alcohol The goals of management are to achieve and maintain either a reduction in alcohol consumption or total abstinence. All patients should be made aware of the safe drinking levels and the possible health risks of…
The Benefits of Extended Alcohol Rehab No one starts off drinking intending to become addicted to alcohol. Casual misuse progresses to chronic abuse and addiction. Once a person has become addicted to alcohol, quitting drinking becomes a matter of life and death. Not only does prolonged alcoholism negatively affect physical health, alcohol addiction also has a…
MALE CIRCUMCISION a paediatric surgical perspective Dr Yogendra Kumar Punia and Mr Anthony Lander discuss paediatric indications for circumcision Introduction Circumcision has been practiced for religious reasons, for prophylaxis against perceived future ailments and for immediate medical indications which are discussed here. Perspectives on circumcision in the Muslem and Jewish communities appear elsewhere in this…
Experience Alcohol Rehab With Compassionate Individual Counseling The key to long-lasting recovery is dealing with the root issues of alcohol addiction. Those may include anything from childhood traumas to losses as an adult to a genetic predisposition to alcoholism. The very best rehab facilities provide top-notch alcohol counseling to help clients work through these underlying…