What Causes Liver Disorders? Book Liver Function Test in Vasant Kunj

27-06-2017   |   Posted By: Chhavi  |   1985 View(s)

The liver is located on the right-hand side of the belly and is the largest gland in the human body.  The liver has a reddish-brown colour and weighs about 3 pounds. It has a rubbery texture and is protected by the rib cage, which is why people normally cannot feel the liver. [google_add] What are the Functions of the Liver? The liver performs many vital body functions. The liver filters the blood before passing it t. Read more...

6 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Fasting!

26-06-2017   |   Posted By: Rajni Joshi  |   3097 View(s)

Fasting is a common practice of restraining oneself from some or all food, drink or both for a particular period. In an absolute dry fast, you abstain from all food and liquid for a particular period, whereas a water fasting involves drinking water but abstinence from all food. Other fasting ways may include restricting specific foods, and can also be intermittent in nature. And the most important thing, starvation and fasting are two different t. Read more...

Major Symptoms of Thyroid Disorders

24-06-2017   |   Posted By: Chhavi  |   1869 View(s)

The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of your neck, just below Adam’s apple. The thyroid gland releases several hormones, which are collectively called thyroid hormones. The primary functions of these hormones are to regulate metabolism, influence growth and development, and body temperature. [google_add] What are the Functions of Thyroid Gland? The thyroid is an endocrine gland which produces, stores and relea. Read more...

Symptoms of Thyroid Disorders | Book Thyroid Test in Lajpat Nagar

23-06-2017   |   Posted By: Chhavi  |   2163 View(s)

The thyroid, also known as the butterfly gland is located at the front of the neck below Adam’s apple. The primary function of this endocrine gland is the secretion of thyroid hormones which regulate body processes such as body temperature, digestion, respiration and metabolic processes in the body. The thyroid gland produces two major hormones, T3 (triiodothyronine) and T4 (thyroxine); and thyroid-stimulating hormones (TSH) are another majo. Read more...

Types of Cholesterol | Book Lipid Profile Test in Indirapuram

22-06-2017   |   Posted By: Chhavi  |   3084 View(s)

Cholesterol is a form of fat that our body needs to survive. Its appearance is waxy and fat-like. Our body cells contain cholesterol, and it is necessary for performing various body functions. However, high levels of cholesterol in the blood can cause various health problems, which is why it is advisable to maintain cholesterol levels in the body. What are the Types of Cholesterol? Cholesterol doesn't get dissolved in the blood and is . Read more...

When do we need LFT? Book Liver Function Test in Rohini

21-06-2017   |   Posted By: Chhavi  |   2608 View(s)

The liver is one of the vital and the largest internal organ in the body. The liver performs many functions such as:     It cleanses blood     It stores essential vitamins and iron     It stores the sugar glucose     It converts ammonia to urea, which is important in metabolism.     It destroys old Red Blood Cells, known as RBCs. What are Liver Function Tests? Liver Function tests are recomm. Read more...

How doing Surya Namaskar can Transform your Life?

21-06-2017   |   Posted By: Shagun Parasher  |   3788 View(s)

The Surya Namaskar is the act of paying respect to the sun. Our ancestors believed that there is no life without sun and therefore we should pay respect to it in every way possible. It is something which has a vast history. Surya Namaskar is a complete body workout. Ancient yogis believed that a human body is made of Panch Tatva and different forms of light govern its various parts. 12 sets of this exercise is equal to doing 288 yoga asanas in 12. Read more...

Types of Kidney Diseases | Book Kidney Function Test in Lajpat Nagar

17-06-2017   |   Posted By: Chhavi  |   2791 View(s)

  The kidneys are bean-shaped organs located at the bottom of the rib cage and are an approximate size of a human fist. The primary functions of kidneys are to filter waste products, excess water and other impurities out of the blood. They also regulate Blood Pressure and the production of Red Blood Cells. Kidneys regulate Vitamin D that helps the body in absorbing calcium. . Read more...