Author Archives : Bel Marra Health

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Weekly health news roundup: Tingling in the left arm, chronic neck pain, floating poop, crick in the neck

In case you missed it, here is Bel Marra’s weekly health news roundup, featuring information about tingling in the left arm, chronic neck pain and cricks in the neck, floating poop (steatorrhea), and heart surgery recovery. Tingling in the left arm: Common causes and prevention tips Tingling in the left arm can be triggered by ...click here to read more

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Liver cirrhosis update: Liver fibrosis, hepatitis C, primary biliary cirrhosis, complications

In case you missed it, catch up on Bel Marra’s liver cirrhosis update and discover the role played by liver fibrosis in the disease, as well as how to treat hepatitis C in liver cirrhosis patients and the symptoms and treatment of primary biliary cirrhosis. Liver fibrosis or scarring, leading cause of liver cirrhosis can ...click here to read more

Eating eggs won’t raise your cholesterol…?

If you’re aiming for healthy cholesterol levels, you’re probably avoiding foods like eggs and butter. But research suggests those once banned foods are safe to eat again as they won’t harm your cholesterol numbers. As you hit the age of 40, you are told time and again about the horrors of cholesterol as it contributes ...click here to read more

Constipation update: Kidney disease, yoga poses, acupuncture, gastrointestinal disorders, and natural remedies

Bel Marra Health’s constipation update: Check out the articles below to discover how kidney disease, gastrointestinal disorders, and stress may lead to chronic constipation, and to learn how certain yoga poses, acupuncture, and other natural remedies can help to ease the uncomfortable symptoms of constipation. Kidney disease and constipation may be linked A recent study ...click here to read more

Shoulder arthritis exercises: Stretching, rehab, and aerobics

Shoulder arthritis exercises are crucial for those who have any type of arthritis impacting the shoulder area. Whether it’s rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis, not exercising can lead to muscle atrophy, further joint deterioration, and joint instability. Shoulder arthritis can also lead to a frozen shoulder. Shoulder arthritis exercises should be carried out under the supervision ...click here to read more

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