Author Archives : Bel Marra Health

This set of weekly health news features articles on chest pain after eating, fibromyalgia diet, IBS with constipation, sarcopenia, and acute heart failure Chest pain after eating is usually related to gastric problems and what we eat. Our article on the topic explores the most common causes and possible remedies for the same. Articles on ...click here to read more

Save Your Vision Month has been observed annually in the month of March beginning in 2005. It is a month to spread awareness about the importance of eye health and serves as a reminder to get your eyes tested. This week, we published several articles on eye health including topics for better eye health. These ...click here to read more

There is a growing problem happening and its affecting people of all ages. As we spend more time sitting in front of a computer, the more we are complaining of back pain. Spinal health is incredibly important yet very much overlooked. Poor posture, prolonged sitting, heavy purses and knapsacks… these are all factors contributing to ...click here to read more

This Brain Awareness Week, we focus on bringing you information on foods for brain power, brain stem stroke, cerebral atrophy (shrinking of the brain), the link between Alzheimer’s disease and a protein diet, and catatonic depression, which causes an individual to display abnormal behavior. Brain Awareness Week is a worldwide campaign conducted in the third ...click here to read more

As we begin Sleep Awareness Week, our weekly roundup focuses on articles related to sleep-related problems and treatments for the same. The topics covered include information on the causes and treatment options of terminal insomnia, menopause and insomnia, and central sleep apnea. We have also published articles on essential oils for sleep and simple tricks ...click here to read more

Liver fibrosis is the usual outcome of fatty liver disease that could result from alcohol consumption or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Liver fibrosis refers to liver scarring caused by damage to the liver cells. Several factors could trigger it, including obesity, long-standing diabetes, and the consumption of alcohol. However, a new study finds that ...click here to read more

Maintaining a healthy weight is a known preventative measure to reduce your risk of heart disease. But more specifically, where you carry your fat plays a large role in your heart disease risk too. You see, there are different body shapes and each body type can reveal insight into your health. The three main common ...click here to read more

Venous thromboembolism is a potentially life-threatening blood clot that forms in the veins and travels in the bloodstream until it becomes lodged somewhere. New research has found that these clots can form due to prolonged sitting, which affects normal blood circulation in the limbs, and watching television for long hours can increase the chances of ...click here to read more