[ad_1] New series of studies clarifies whether there really is a health risk for hypertension patients taking certain antihypertensive drugs A new summary i studyn which is published in Function refutes claims about the dangers of amlodipinea substance widely used in prescription drugs to treat it hypertension. Amlodipine is a calcium ion entry blocker (slow … Read more
[ad_1] If you are tired of simple aerobic workouts and want a refresher, then you can try the new workout that is expected to become the new fashion – And its name, EMOM (Every Minute on the Minute) Every minute counts in gymnastics too, and a different type of aerobic training is based on this … Read more
[ad_1] Some foods associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease in middle age are highlighted by researchers from the University of Oxford in their new study – See which ones they are and eliminate them from your diet Two common eating patterns, which include high consumption of chocolate and sweets may be related to … Read more
[ad_1] *The subject is spoken by Zoe Siuti, M.Sc. & M.Ed., Clinical and Counseling Psychologist, Child Psychologist, and CBT, ACT and EMDR Therapist Autumn has now arrived for good and we have all returned to our daily responsibilities and obligations. The days are getting shorter, we’re spending more time at home, the weather keeps getting … Read more
[ad_1] Mr. Dimitrios Kobogiorgas, Neurosurgeon and Scientific Associate HYGEIA, talks about Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, which occurs more often in the elderly, at ygeiamou Many older people have unsteadiness, difficulty walking, memory loss, or incontinence episodes that limit their lives. All these symptoms many think are due to age or “dementia”. But dementia is a symptom … Read more
[ad_1] A controversial diet touted as top for weight loss may help people with the most common inherited kidney disease that accounts for 10% of kidney failure cases Possible nutritional treatment could be the ketogenic diet for people with Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD)the most common hereditary nephropathy responsible for 10% of renal failure … Read more
[ad_1] If you find it a struggle to stay focused and focus seems like an unfamiliar word to you, you’re not alone. Try these tips that may help combat it There are studies that claim that if our mind wanders and we get lost in our thoughts, then we are giving ourselves a great gift. … Read more
[ad_1] Refuge from negative emotions and loneliness is offered by a certain art of letters, which has served as a release for several aspiring artists during the pandemic “Poetry is not the release of feelings, but the escape from feelings. It is not the expression of personality but the escape from personality. But one must … Read more
[ad_1] THE prenatal checkup aims at the early diagnosis of diseases and syndromes of mother and fetus, with the aim of ensuring their good health, but also to give as much information as possible to parents, regarding the existence of a disease, its prognosis and the possible effects on the fetus. THE Uterine Medicine or … Read more
[ad_1] Nutrition is of the utmost importance in immune structure and function. Dietary gaps in vitamins, minerals and trace elements weaken the immune system *Written by Mrs. Flora Loukianou, Clinical Dietitian – Sports Nutritionist The immune system is our body’s defense against infections, viruses, bacteria and generally harmful cells. When a pathogenic microorganism enters our … Read more