Healing involves the usage of therapeutic agents and chemicals that rejuvenate your physiological system. You might allow your body to heal itself using the basic methods and natural techniques. Not only will it induce self-rejuvenation, but it also keeps the side effects at bay. Unlike modern medicine, you don’t need to undergo a harsh and potentially harmful mode of treatment.
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Coronavirus is a deadly, world-shaking virus that has left the global population and economy in absolute devastation. There are many kinds of coronavirus; one of them is SARS-CoV-2, a newly identified type of coronavirus. This virus started spreading during the ending months of 2020, causing severe illness and a deadly disease named COVID-19.
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Coronavirus—otherwise known as COVID-19—has taken a great toll on people around the globe. It has tested the patience and health of people in the most unimaginable and cruel way.
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So many of us have been anticipating October. Right about this time, there begins to be a bit of a nip in the air. The leaves begin to fall. And we dust off those bins of decorations and start adorning our front doors with foliage, gourds and ghouls.
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Illness is an inevitable part of life. But when it becomes prolonged, debilitating, and endures no cure throughout life, it turns into long-term or chronic illness.
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Having a robust immune system is the first line of defense against the disease-causing foreign cells. It protects us from contracting a viral or bacterial infection. Thus having a resilient immune system is of utmost importance in this COVID-19 pandemic. Varying factors, such as lifestyle, age, diet, and genetics, determine how well-functioning your immune system is.
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Asymptomatic bacteriuria occurs in 3% to 5% of healthy young women, with a higher prevalence among women with diabetes and among older women.
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The role of complementary and alternative medicine in asthma management is unclear but growing in popularity. We encourage yoga for all our patients and looked into the role of breathing techniques in helping improve asthma symptoms.
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Adding exercise to your lifestyle helps to better the human body physically and mentally. In the last few years studies have revealed how exercise can also help promote sleep. At the University of South Carolina, exercise was studied as a treatment for insomnia.
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New drugs are protected by patent laws, and cannot be copied. But once a drug’s patent expires, other manufacturers can create their own generic version of the drug using the same active ingredient. Because the original drug is already in use, generic manufacturers do not have to invest money in development, testing, and advertising, and can sell their drugs at lower costs.
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A migraine is more than “just a headache.” The intense, throbbing pain, sensitivity to light and nausea can stop life in its tracks. If you are dealing with the intensity of a migraine, fast, effective relief is available with the help of Aayu Clinics.
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Food poisoning occurs when someone eats a food that contains a parasite, bacterium or virus that makes him/her ill. The symptoms could show up within a few hours of eating the contaminated food, and sometimes it can be severe enough to require hospitalization.
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One of the most frequent diagnoses in family medicine, a urinary tract infection (UTI) is a condition that accounts for more than 8 million medical visits each year.
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The cardiovascular system is a complex set of blood vessels and arteries powered by the heart that send blood pumping throughout the body.
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Nobody wants to suddenly come down with severe throat pain — especially not when that scratchy, sore throat accompanies a fever, swollen tonsils, and white or yellow spots on the back of the throat. The major symptoms of strep throat can occur suddenly, sometimes even alongside less common strep symptoms like a strep rash, vomiting…
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Everyone feels anxious from time to time, especially when facing challenging situations, but if your anxiety comes on suddenly and brings with it intense physical symptoms, you may be suffering from an anxiety attack. Understanding what an…
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“I’m on a see-food diet. I see food, and I eat it,” chortled my uncle as we passed the seemingly hundredth fast food restaurant stop on the highway. You’ve probably heard this line, too. When I often reflect on how I got fat, got thin, and later got healthy, it’s snarky nutrition wisdom such as... The post That First Bite appeared first on .
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From the age of I-don’t-remember-life-before-then-anyway until 5 weeks ago, I was a coffee addict. Then I quit. It was crazy. Many of you are already a fan of coffee’s bittersweet early morning embrace, whispering, “You can do it. I’ll help you. I’m here. I’m coffee, and I love you.”…
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