Health

Bad breath, or medically termed halitosis, is a condition that could lead to potentially embarrassing social situations. A person with bad breath may not even know that they have a strong mouth odor, much more than the socially acceptable smell. According to research, bad breath affects nearly half of the population. Of the number, most … Read more

Asthma is a chronic disease that significantly affects a patient’s lungs. During an asthma attack, the bronchial airways become inflamed and swollen, making breathing difficult. An acute asthma attack could prove fatal if adequate medication isn’t given on time. Common symptoms of an asthma attack include wheezing, chest tightness, continuous coughing, especially during nighttime, chest … Read more

People who experience extreme deficiencies in Vitamin B12 develop a condition known as anemia. People with Vitamin B12 deficiency anemia can experience various physical, psychological, and neural problems stemming from lacking B12 vitamins. In addition, Vitamin B12 is an essential element in producing red blood cells. If the body doesn’t have enough red blood cells, … Read more

Arthritis is common among older adults, but some teens can also get the condition, which shows tenderness and swelling of joints. The primary symptoms of arthritis are stiffness and joint pain, which get worse as people age. Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis are the types of arthritis that are most common.   Osteoarthritis is more manageable. This … Read more

Ginger or Zingiber officinale is an example of a flowering plant native to Asia. It is a close relative of cardamom, galangal, and turmeric. Fresh ginger is sweet, spicy, and pungent, while processed ginger (powdered, grounded, heater, or cooked) is milder. Typically, people use ginger for cooking or preparing tea. However, you can enjoy ginger … Read more

Most women’s goal is to have a great figure, with a tiny waist, softly rounded hips, firm buttocks, slim thighs, and shapely legs. But for some, the dream remains a dream. First, genetics play a significant role in body shape. The rest depends on lifestyle, age, the food a person eats and drinks, and some … Read more

Nearly all countries grow beets, a root crop that people have known since ancient times. Beets or beetroots have been the subject of many studies because beets were used in traditional medicine to treat various diseases, including constipation, joint and gut pain, decreased libido, and, surprisingly, dandruff.  The vegetable has a broad nutritional profile. It … Read more

Green tea comes from the buds and leaves of Camellia sinensis. It is commonly known as unoxidized tea because making it is straightforward. The leaves of Camellia sinensis (whether sun-grown or shade-grown) are plucked, dried out a bit, and cooked right away to avoid oxidation. This intricate process preserves the quality and several medicinal properties … Read more

Acne lesions get inflamed, leaving behind acne scars. The pore wall breaks down and swells as a result of the acne. Some acne lesions are tiny, and the resulting scars are shallow and quickly heal. Moreover, a blemish’s contents may occasionally leak into the tissue around it, leaving deeper scarring. By generating new collagen strands, … Read more

Have you ever overreacted to something that wasn’t so terrible in retrospect? It happens to everyone, and surprisingly enough, it’s also the kind of thing that happens to the human body. An allergic reaction is when the body senses a foreign substance and immediately develops antibodies to counteract it, even if it’s something that cannot … Read more