Dealing With Liver Cirrhosis: Dietary Guidelines
Dealing With Liver Cirrhosis: Dietary Guidelines
If you have liver cirrhosis, weight loss may be one of the clues if you’re currently undiagnosed. It’s important to understand what your liver does-essentially, your liver serves as a filter for many of the toxins that are present in the foods we eat.
Basics
Of course, this is a very broad explanation that doesn’t go into the specifics but serves to introduce the neophyte reader to the topic and its basics.
When the liver is overworked with too many were the wrong kinds of nutrients and/or chemicals, it’s rendered less effective and eventually …
The Power of Shilajit: Exploring Its Benefits for Health and Wellness
Shilajit, also known as moomiyo or mineral pitch, is a natural substance that is found in the Himalayan mountains. It is a resinous exudate that is formed by the decomposition of plants over thousands of years. Shilajit has been used in traditional medicine for centuries due to its many health benefits.
What is Shilajit?
- Definition of shilajit
- How is shilajit formed
- Shilajit components
- Traditional uses of shilajit
Health Benefits of Shilajit
- Cognitive Function
- Shilajit and brain function
- How shilajit can improve memory and focus
- Shilajit and Alzheimer’s disease
- Energy and Stamina
- Shilajit and energy levels
- Shilajit and physical performance
- How
What’s Good About Bad Cholesterol?
What’s Good About Bad Cholesterol?
For starters it is what your body produces naturally and is a vital component to your health. Low-density lipoproteins (LDL) or bad cholesterol is part of a two part delivery system in your blood which supplies fat to the cells for energy. High-density lipoproteins (HDL) or “good cholesterol” is the second part of that system and its job is to carry away the excess fat left by the LDL cholesterol. The liver is the centralA�processing plant within your body and among other things the liver produces substances that break down fats and filters out harmful …
Mono – Myth and Truth
Mono – Myth and Truth
Mononucleosis is often called “the kissing disease.” It is usually considered a disease of teenagers. The teasing is hard to take, and sometimes the suspicion can be hard to handle.
Mono is *not* just a disease of teenagers. Babies and toddlers are just as likely to develop mono, and adults are not immune. The differences are age, immune function and genetics.
Mono is passed along via saliva. Yep, you can catch it by kissing someone. You can also catch it by that school water fountain, sharing a soda, any way that saliva can be passed …
Revolutionizing the B2B World: Innovative Glass Closures Unveiled
In recent years, the business-to-business (B2B) world has witnessed a growing trend towards the adoption of glass closures. This shift is driven by factors such as sustainability, durability, and aesthetic appeal. As industries search for alternatives to traditional packaging and sealing solutions, glass closures are emerging as a popular choice among manufacturers and suppliers alike.
With the increasing focus on reducing plastic waste and promoting eco-friendly practices, many businesses are seeking sustainable alternatives to their current packaging methods. Glass closures offer an environmentally friendly option that not only helps companies meet their sustainability goals but also adds a touch …
Symptoms of Tay-Sachs Disease
Symptoms of Tay-Sachs Disease
A rare metabolic disorder with severe neurologic symptoms, the Tay-Sachs disease can be a fatal one. This disease of destructive nerve cells is due to the lack of Hex-A, an enzyme that is necessary for the breakdown of lipids. Without Hex-A, the lipids will continuously build up, causing the nerve cells in the brain to be destroyed. Consequently, the nervous system will not be able to function properly.
The classic type of Tay-Sachs disease occurs before birth, where nerve cells destruction would have begun. However, nerve function will only be lost when a baby is around …