The blog is focused on the health, wellness, mental and psychological well being of individuals and women in particular. the blog emphasizes on rest , exercise and proper diet. The blog also emphasizes the need for psychological and mental well being, Women's health being the main focus of the blog, features many issues that are specific to women. Topics.The blog is a health maintenance, as well as a disease preventive blog.
Tuesday, 29 August 2017
Wednesday, 24 August 2016
PROTECT YOUR LIVER
PROTECT YOUR LIVER
The
liver is the largest solid organ in the body and it is situated in the upper
part of the abdomen, on the right hand side. The liver is large, dark red in color
and it is just below the diaphragm.
The
liver is absolutely crucial to life. It performs so many functions in the body
that if it becomes infected or damaged, our health will be affected. The liver
is one organ in the body that is capable of regenerating itself, but because of
all the air pollution going around, unhealthy lifestyle, and food habits, the
liver is being asked to take on too much.
Monday, 18 April 2016
WHAT IS YOUR BIOLOGICAL AGE?
We all have two different ages; our chronological age as well as our biological age. Our chronological age refers to the actual number of years you have lived or our calendar age. Our biological age, which is also called our physiological age is a measure of how well or poorly your body is functioning relative to your actual calendar age.
Sunday, 15 February 2015
HEALTHY TIPS FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS
Diabetes mellitus is a situation whereby sugar builds up in
the blood stream instead of the cells of the body. It is caused by a deficiency
in the secretion of insulin. The human body contains a gland called the
pancreas. This gland secrets digestive enzymes and vital hormones that regulate the amount of
sugar in the bloodstream. The most well
known of these hormones is the INSULIN. The food we eat is converted into a
form of sugar known as glucose. Insulin in the body allows glucose to leave the
blood stream and enter the body cell where it is utilized.
Monday, 9 February 2015
BOOSTING THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
Some people seem to have more protection from diseases than
others. Their immune systems appear to be more efficient. In addition to
staying fit, eating right, and managing stress, our immune
system responds to our thoughts, emotions and actions. Some strategies
will help our immune system function better. These are the strategies :
Monday, 2 February 2015
DEHYDRATION
Dehydration occurs when your body loses too much water. When
you stop drinking water or lose large amounts of fluids through diarrhea,
vomiting, or sweating, the body cells reabsorb liquid from the blood and other
body fluids. When too much water is lost, the blood vessels may collapse.
Without medical attention, death may result.
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
SIMPLE WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR FAT IN TAKE AND EAT WELL
SIMPLE WAYS TO REDUCE
YOUR FAT IN-TAKE AND EAT WELL
· *
Choose lean poultry and fish.
·
Remove all visible fat before cooking. Poultry
skin may be removed either before or after cooking.
·
Broil or bake instead of frying.
·
Reduce serving sizes to two or three ounces and
don’t take seconds.
·
Replace some meat with beans and grains.
·
Use skimmed milk .
HIGH BLOOD CHOLESTEROL
Cholesterol is a waxy substance that is produced by the
human body and is also found in animal products .Cells need cholesterol to
function. Unfortunately, any excess cholesterol in the blood builds up inside
the arteries. Cholesterol deposits are major causes of heart attacks and
strokes. A high cholesterol level in your blood is a risk factor for heart
disease and stroke. The higher your cholesterol level, the higher the risk,
however not every cholesterol is bad.
Monday, 26 January 2015
HEALTHY SKIN
The skin is the largest and most cared for organ in the
human body, particularly in women. It is a treasure which attracts the most
attention in the day to day life of people. As a living tissue, the cells on
the surface of the skin have to be replaced with new cells all the time as they
die due to ageing and constant exposure to environmental factors.
Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
INJURIES THAT OCCUR DURING EXERCISE
Injuries are common among physically active people. Most
sports injuries are due to either traumatic injury or overuse and can be
avoided by proper conditioning, training and equipment.
LEG PAIN AND MUSCLE CRAMPS
Leg and muscle pains
are very common. They often occur during exercise especially during hot weather
or at night. Leg and muscle pains could
be caused by various factors
Friday, 9 January 2015
HEADACHES
HEADACHES ARE ONE OF THE MOST COMMON HEALTH COMPLAINTS. POSSIBLE CAUSES OF HEADACHES INCLUDE TENSION,
INFECTION, ALLERGY, INJURY, HUNGER, CHANGES IN
THE FLOW OF BLOOD IN THE VESSELS OF
THE HEAD OR EXPOSURE TO CHEMICALS.
WEAKNESS AND FATIGUE
WEAKNESS IS A LACK OF PHYSICAL STRENGTH THAT CAUSES
DIFFICULTY IN MOVING OR INABILITY TO MOVE ARMS, LEGS OR OTHER MUSCLES.
FATIGUE ON THE OTHER HAND IS A FEELING OF BEING TIRED OR
EXHAUSTED, OR A LACK OF ENERGY.
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
COMMON TYPES OF ARTHRITIS
OSTEOARTHRITIS IS A
BREAK DOWN OF THE JOINT CARTILAGES WHICH
IS MOST COMMON IN WOMEN AND MEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 45 AND 90. SYMPTOMS
INCLUDE PAIN, STIFFNESS AND SWELLING. IT IS COMMONLY FELT IN THE FINGERS, HIPS AND KNEES.
Tuesday, 30 December 2014
NECK PAIN
NECK PAIN IS A COMMON
PROBLEM WHICH MAY BE AS A RESULT OF POOR POSTURE. ARTHRITIS IS ANOTHER CAUSE OF
NECK PAIN, HOWEVER IF YOUR NECK PAIN IS
ACCOMPANIED BY NUMBNESS, WEAKNESS IN ARMS AND HANDS, OR A SHOOTING PAIN IN THE
SHOULDER OR ARM, THEN IT IS TIME TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AS THIS COULD BE AS
A RESULT OF A MORE SERIOUS PROBLEM.
Monday, 22 December 2014
HERNIA
A HERNIA OCCURS WHEN
TISSUE FROM INSIDE THE ABDOMEN BULGES OUT THROUGH A WEAK SPOT IN THE ABDOMENAL
WALL. HERNIAS ARE MORE COMMON IN MEN THAN WOMEN. THEY COMMONLY OCCUR IN THE
GROIN AND IN MEN, MAY BULGE INTO THE SCROTUM.
ABDOMINAL PROBLEMS
THE CAUSES OF
ABDOMINAL PROBLEMS CAN BE DIFFICULT TO ACCERTAIN. SYMPTOMS OF ABDOMINAL PROBLEMS
INCLUDE;
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