What you need to Know about your Knees !
23-08-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 2506 View(s)
The knees are crucial joints in the human body that allow for a wide range of motion, including walking, running, jumping, and other forms of locomotion.They also help the legs in bending and straightening.Both stability as well as flexibility is required for standing, walking, and running, crouching, jumping and turning. Other body parts help knees in doing their job. These body parts include: [google_add] • Cartilage; • Bones; • Muscl. Read more...
Tips To help During the First Few Days of Not Smoking
19-08-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 3107 View(s)
Smoking is an addiction that can have great repercussions on the health of an individual. It is not easy to give up and to not think about it. It takes a lot of courage and self-confidence to abstain or get rid of it if habituated. The first few days of quitting it is very hard. The inner urge to smoke continues in the person and the person may not be able to concentrate on other things. Here are some tips that a person can follow to stay away f. Read more...
The Truth about Earwax
11-08-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 2477 View(s)
Human beings are divine creation with so much wonder hidden in the smallest parts of the body, that it will put us in awe. So, something as mundane and ‘disgusting' as our earwax too is an essential protective mechanism, which the body adapts. Probably, even the eyelashes have priority over our earwax, because let's face it, it is not the kind of conversation starter we wait for, but just like the eyelashes, it's the earwax which keeps your . Read more...
Food Poisoning: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment
07-08-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 2857 View(s)
Food poisoning is not a very alarming ailment, but if not diagnosed at the right moment, it can lead to a lot of complications. Signs of Food Poisoning Symptoms of food poisoning can be different depending on the source of infection. But more or less all food poisoning symptoms usually have one or a combination of the following signs: [google_add] Stomach pain or abdominal cramps Mild to high fever Loose or w. Read more...
Understanding the Risks and Causes of Infertility !
26-07-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 2476 View(s)
What is infertility? Infertility can be, defined as a disease of the reproductive system of the human body. It is the failure to conceive after twelve months or more of unprotected sex. Women often fail to be pregnant after the age of thirty-five. Women who conceive, but cannot stay pregnant can also be termed as infertile. [google_add] How do Women get Pregnant? To become pregnant women hav. Read more...
Know the ABC of Cardiac Diseases
22-07-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 2318 View(s)
What are Cardiac Diseases? While talking about cardiac diseases most persons picture only cardiac attack whereas these diseases cover multiple conditions of heart which can hurt this vital organ of your body and create serious troubles. The ailments associated with the heart include arrhythmia, coronary artery disease, cardiomyopathy, and also a cardiac failure. [google_add] Various Heart Diseases. Read more...
Papaya Fruit can be used Effectively to Fight Dengue
18-07-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 3213 View(s)
Papaya Fruit has many benefits and is available during most of the year. It has a sweet taste and has been known to be excellent for the digestive system in particular. It is rich in vitamin and mineral contents and therefore has all the qualities to be included in a healthy diet. [google_add] Benefits of Eating Papaya Fruit 1. Heart Diseases It is rich in potassium, fibre and vitamins. They. Read more...
Home remedies for Urinary Tract Infection
14-07-2015 | Posted By: Admin | 2649 View(s)
What is Urinary Tract Infection? As the name suggests, Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is a contagious disease that affects the pathway through which urine leaves the body. If we ponder over the human anatomy, then we will see that- kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra consist of the structure through which urine passes. While the first two make the upper portion of the urinary tract, the latter two cre. Read more...
