various kinds of herbal nausea relief

Posted by nurul | January 30th, 2010 in Health | No Comments »

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There are some tips to overcome the nausea. The important thing is to rest the stomach. That is, do not eat anything, should continue to keep the body does not dehydrated. Drink a little water can help to overcome the nausea.

Many people try to drink herbal / create to cope with nausea and vomiting. Be careful, all these drinks may not be suitable for everyone. It could be ginger suitable for one person, but not for others.

Some of this herbal drink to try to overcome the nausea.

Drinks mint
The smell of mint have the efficacy to soothe digestion. Ingredients contained in menthol mint leaves can help digestion. Another bonus, you’ll be smelling breath fresh after drinking.

Drinks from chrysanthemum flowers
Drinks from chrysanthemum flowers (chrysanthemum) has a sweet taste and fragrance. Usually combined with chrysanthemum tea. Tea containing chrysanthemum helps protect liver and neutralize toxins in the body. Indirectly it helps prevent nausea and vomiting.

Beverages that contain ginseng
This herb has long trusted to handle a variety of complaints. However, the strong taste of ginseng does not necessarily make everybody likes. The benefits include helping the digestive process, helping to overcome fatigue and reduce abdominal pain.

Beverages containing ginger
Rhizome is very familiar with Indonesian society. This plant can be combined one match in the food and beverages. Its very potent efficacy in dealing with nausea and vomiting

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Type 10 Anti-Cholesterol Food

Posted by nurul | January 28th, 2010 in Health | No Comments »

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To control high cholesterol is not to be the method of nutritional therapy, which is to eat foods that enough anti-cholesterol found in everyday life. You can replace bad fats with healthy fats.
Eating plant foods may increase intake of vegetable protein lowers cholesterol efficacious excess.

What foods are anti-cholesterol?
1. Mushrooms.
Rich in chromium, a mineral that helps break down fats into simpler compounds, fatty acids. This activity helps shrink the fat bad (LDL), and increase levels of good fats (HDL). Another source of chromium is nuts, like almonds, peanuts, cashews, and almonds.
2.seeds bargaining.
All this time we are small seeds, whereas abundant copper. Low dietary copper intake is associated with increasing levels of bad LDL cholesterol, and lack of good cholesterol HDL. seeds eat regularly, especially the fresh, good seeds and pumpkin seeds sunflower seeds. Read the rest of this entry »

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How to Prevent Pneumonia?

Posted by nurul | January 11th, 2010 in Pneumonia, Respiratory | No Comments »

To prevent the disease are advised to wash hands especially after changing diapers, from the toilet and before eating or preparing food.

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Avoid excessive smoke, because tobacco damage the lung’s ability to prevent infection. So also with the vaccine, vaccine can help prevent pneumonia in children, the elderly and people with diabetes, asthma, lung, HIV, cancer or other chronic conditions:

Pneumococcal vaccine (Pneumovax, Prevnar) reduce the possibility of contracting pneumonia due to Streptococcus pneumoniae.
Flu vaccine to prevent pneumonia and other problems caused by the influenza virus. Should be given every year to protect against the new virus strain.
HIB vaccine prevents pneumonia in children from haemophilus influenza type b.
A drug called Synagis (palivizumab) is given to a child under 24 months to prevent pneumonia caused by respiratory syncytial virus.

On the other hand, if you have cancer or HIV, talk to your doctor about additional ways to prevent pneumonia and other infections.

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Pregnancy and Breast Cancer

Posted by Anhie | January 8th, 2010 in Cancer, Pregnancy and Breast Cancer | No Comments »

Pregnancy and breast cancerWhen breast cancer is associated with a pregnancy becomes a great challenge for the patient, family and physician. Health experts say that breast examination should be part of prenatal and postnatal
Although breast cancer or breast cancer is usually not a common condition in pregnancy, may occur during pregnancy or while giving birth (at the stage of puerperium or postnatal).

An estimated 1 case of breast cancer for every 3,000 pregnancies and a risk 2 to 3 times more developed in women who become pregnant for the first time after age 30 than in those who do before 20 .

It is known that abortion does not improve the prognosis of breast cancer, so it is not recommended except in special situations. Many pregnant women can undergo effective treatment against breast cancer and give birth to healthy babies.

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Swine influenza

Posted by Anhie | January 6th, 2010 in Health, Swine influenza | No Comments »

Swine influenzaInfluenza A (H1N1) in 2009 is a pandemic caused by a variant of influenza virus of swine origin (subtype H1N1).

Swine flu (or influenza, or the new influenza A/H1N1, and seasonal influenza (H1N1 and H3N2)) is a disease of the airways, is highly contagious, but usually with low mortality. Transmission occurred pig to man, what is worrying is that now is able to spread from person to person.

It is considered that the severity of influenza is related to the severity of the diseases that have been infected or age.

On June 11, following a surge of cases in a third continent (Australia, after the United States and Europe), WHO declared that the world faces a pandemic or an outbreak of influenza worldwide. Level 6 is an indication of the spread of the disease, its severity, which is currently defined moderate.

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Acute abdominal pain

Posted by Anhie | January 6th, 2010 in Health, stomach health | No Comments »

How do you define acute abdominal pain?
Acute abdominal pain
Abdominal pain is the symptom that appears most frequently in clinical gastrointestinal disease. The causes are as diverse as triggers that make diagnosis difficult among them highlight the following:

  • Mechanical type
  • Inflammatory
  • Infectious
  • Failure of vascular supply by
  • Of tumoral

There are three types of abdominal pain

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Does anal bleeding should we care?

Posted by Anhie | January 5th, 2010 in Anal Bleeding, Health | No Comments »

Does anal bleeding should we care?

One of the most alarming symptoms present in our daily life is the appearance of blood when passing stools. The appearance of red blood from the anus, or coating the stool or mixed with these, you get the name “rectal.”

If any of you suffer, in principle, should know that is faced with a problem suffered by many others since, although the figures vary from one author to another, up to 20% of the population has ever had this problem. With these figures, the first logical conclusion is that most of the time usually caused by a trivial health problem.

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Pneumonia

Posted by Anhie | January 4th, 2010 in Pneumonia, Respiratory | No Comments »

pneumoniaWhat is it?

Pneumonia is an acute inflammation of the lung, caused by infectious agents, but can also be caused by physical or chemical agents or inhaled or aspiration of gastric contents when the level of awareness is low or there is any disorder of swallowing.

We distinguish three categories:

  • Community-acquired pneumonia or community acquired: Occurs in people who have not been admitted to any institution.
  • Hospital-acquired pneumonia or nosocomial acquired during the hospital stay, even so called, those that occur within 10 days after hospital discharge.
  • Pneumonia in the immunocompromised host: We refer to them in those who show any degree of impairment of the immune system to facilitate the development of infection (diabetics, patients with cancer, chemotherapy, or liver cirrhosis patients infected with the AIDS virus ).

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Endometrial hyperplasia and cancer of the uterus

Posted by Anhie | January 2nd, 2010 in Cancer, Endometrial hyperplasia | No Comments »

cancerEndometrial hyperplasia is an overgrowth of the mucous layer lining inside the uterus (called endometrium), usually secondary to hyperstimulation by estrogen (a sex hormone found in the female body).
Estrogen stimulates the growth of endometrial cells, a process that is subsequently reversed by the action of progesterone.

Hyperplasia may be due to different causes (exogenous estrogen administration, excessive ovarian production of them …) and can be of different degrees, being the most widely accepted classification, the divide in:

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Clean their ears?

Posted by Anhie | December 31st, 2009 in Ears Health Care, cleaning ears | No Comments »

Cleaning earsIn the same genre as my article on the replacement of cotton to remove makeup, I talk now swabs.
A 2002 survey showed that 49% of French ears are cleaned daily and 33% several times a week. Immagine the number of cotton swabs found in the trash. An ecological gesture would be replaced by something more durable. And why not by anything?

Yes I can see doing big eyes, it was provocative, and yet … wash your ears every day is a heresy as well as using cotton swabs to do, and this is not about ecology, but hygiene and health!

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