In case you weren’t aware of, there are two different kinds of diabetes they are known as “Type 1” and “Type 2”. They are both consider to be chronic diseases that affect the way our bodies regulate the sugar in our blood or glucose. Glucose is the fuel needed to feed our cells, but in …
Menopause is a condition that all women have to go through at one point or another, and as much as you know that is coming, nothing really prepared us for what we are going to experience. There are many things you can do to help ease the experiences that come with menopause, there are pills, …
Have you ever heard of the “baby blues?” Well, the technical term for that is “Postpartum depression”. It is a common syndrome to be experienced by some women after giving birth, they commonly feel sad, depressed, worried, and fatigued. At least 80% of all mothers have experienced these feelings between one and two weeks after …
A Corneal Ulcer will often show up as a painful red eye with severe eye discharged and a reduction in visibility. This condition develops from an infection of the cornea very similar to an abscess. Corneal Ulcers are mostly due to bacterial infections invading the cornea. They often followed an eye injury or trauma. Those …
There is no denying that there is a rather long list of health benefits linked to the regular consumption of fish. For example, Fish happens to be the greatest source of several essential nutrients, like Omega 3 which our bodies are unable to produce on its own. More recently it has been discovered that there …