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Category Archives: General Health

Urinary Tract Stones Increase Risk of Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Stroke: Study

Urolithiasis (urinary tract stones) have been related to an increased risk of stroke in a new study from Kaohsiung Medical University. It has been shown in previous research that urinary tract stones are often connected with cardiovascular diseases, but there is only limited research on the connection between the stones and stroke. The researchers used ...click here to read more

Artificial Sweeteners Disrupt Insulin Resistance, Increases Risk of Developing Diabetes: Study

People fighting weight issues often consume low-calorie sweeteners think it’s a healthier option. However, a new study suggests that these individuals could be promoting metabolic syndrome and diabetes. The study, conducted by researchers at George Washington University, discovered a close link between consumption of artificial sweeteners and metabolic syndrome, which occurs when someone experiences insulin ...click here to read more

Stroke Risk in Hypertension Patients Linked to Proteinuria: Study

Proteinuria (abnormal proteins in the urine) is a common side effect of stroke, but there is little known about the connection between proteinuria and patients who also suffer from hypertension (high blood pressure) following a stroke. Previous studies have hypothesized a 50–92 percent increased risk of stroke with the presence of proteinuria in hypertension patients. ...click here to read more

More Good News for Wine Drinkers

When it comes to wine and health, the debate is endless. Some studies suggest a few glasses of wine a week are completely healthy and can be part of a healthy living program. On the other hand, other studies have quite the opposite to say. With so many conflicting stories, it’s hard to know for ...click here to read more

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World health day: Heart attack, blood pressure, triglycerides, liver, glaucoma and cataract

World Health Day is celebrated on the foundation day of the World Health Organization (WHO), and this year is the 70th anniversary. WHO’s guiding vision “Health for all” has been followed for seven decades now. Over half the world’s population are devoid of essential health services. Due to health care costs, around 100 million people ...click here to read more

Eat This Food for Better Blood Circulation

Blood circulation is like gasoline in a car. If a car is low on gas, the car cannot operate fully. If blood circulation is poor in the body, then it cannot function properly. Blood circulation can be boosted naturally. Living an active lifestyle, not smoking, controlling underlying medical conditions, and above all, eating foods that ...click here to read more

8 Causes of Purple Finger or Blue Finger

In healthy individuals, the bright red of oxygenated blood circulating underneath your skin creates a pink tint around the fingertips. When blood is lost, the skin appears pale, but purple discoloration in the fingers indicate a lack of oxygen in the blood. There are different medical conditions that may cause purple or blue fingers including ...click here to read more

Side Effects of a Low Libido You Didn’t Know

If you think sex is something that only the younger generations do, then you’re denying yourself some serious health benefits. Sex is so much more than an expression of love. In fact, it can benefit your health in several different ways. Health Benefits Sex Provides Reduces stress: Stress is a known underlying cause of several ...click here to read more

How to Continue to Build Muscle at Any Age

When you age, maintaining and building muscle becomes more difficult, but not impossible. Many older adults don’t realize the importance of maintaining muscle, and no, it’s not to look buff and strong. It actually keeps you safe and healthy. This is because strong muscles help support our skeleton to prevent breaks and fractures. They also ...click here to read more