Dec
15
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Dec
15
Most people who are in stressful situations are usually reminded to take extra care of their health. A lot of literature already exist about the effects of stress in a person’s mental health. Some, because of not being able to manage their stress, develop anxiety disorders or even depression. However, not a lot of people are aware of psychosomatic health problems which are mostly caused by a lengthened exposure to stressful events or situations. Individuals who have highly pressured work settings, long-term relationship problems, persistent financial worries, and chronic loneliness not only experience depression or insomnia but also make themselves prone to having diabetes, cancer, heart diseases and gastrointestinal problems. Psychosomatic illnesses are simply described as problems of other organ systems of the body resulting from psychological activities or reactions. One may wonder why something psychological may actually cause a physical manifestation. There should be a factor that mediates between these two systems to enable a cause-and-effect relationship; and this connection, according to existing studies, is made by the nervous system.
To understand how the nervous system connects psychological events and physical manifestations in the form of illnesses or diseases, the case of gastrointestinal problems resulting from chronic stress will be used as an example. Just today, it was announced over the news that the former prime minister of Japan was hospitalized due to gastroenteritis. According to his doctors, his illness resulted from extreme stress and exhaustion. Gastroenteritis is defined as the inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract which includes the stomach and the intestines. When a person experiences extreme or chronic stress, immune factors such as cytokines, neurot
ransmitters such as serotonin, and digestive acids such as protease are produced. Cytokines are components that cause inflammation in areas of the body with infection, serotonin affects contraction of smooth muscles, and protease controls protein digestion. These three, then, affect the gastrointestinal system causing inflammation, spastic stomach contractions and burning. The nervous system triggers the production of these substances when stressful events pose feelings or emotions similar to that of being threatened.
During stressful events, adherence of harmful bacteria to cells within the lining of the stomach are also increased. Because of these bacteria, the immune system will then be triggered further. However, according to a recent study conducted among rats, ingestion of probiotics can decrease the “stickiness” of bacteria within the stomach and prevent the immune activation. The probiotics, also called as “for life” bacteria, compete for space in the stomach with the harmful bacteria and decrease the inflammatory responses. These effects of probiotics, therefore, make it a good possible treatment for gastrointestinal problems caused by chronic stress.
In summary, this article talks about stress, mainly being a psychological occurrence, does not only impose a threat for possible psychological problems resulting from it. Moreover, stress also causes physical illnesses such as gastrointestinal problems through influencing the nervous system to activate certain reactions within the body. Certain reactions cause changes within the stomach which heighten its vulnerability to harmful bacteria. Probiotics, being bacteria that are not harmful and can be used against harmful bacteria, can then be used as treatment for gastrointestinal problems.
Dec
15
How important is treating diabetes?
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Diabetes is a disease which appears when in the blood the glucose level is high for a long time. Glucose can be brought to the organism by food, it is found in honey, sugar, and certain fruits. Generally the glucose is used by the body as an energy source.
The level of glucose in blood in kept under control by insulin, a substance produced by the pancreas. By stimulating the cells to use glucose the insulin lowers the level of glucose in blood. Insulin is released by the pancreas mostly after eating is done and the level of glucose in blood is increased. In patients who suffer of diabetes mellitus insulin can not reduce the increased level of glucose in blood any more and so the glucose will continue to be stocked in the blood and after some time it will be found in the urine too.
Diabetes is classified in two: type 1 and type 2. Type 1 is known to occur during childhood and was named as insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. The pancreas is not able to produce the insulin any more as the cells responsible to this process have been destroyed by the body. These patients require insulin injections permanently.
Diabetes type 2, also known as non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus occurs mostly during adulthood. In this case the insulin is not produced in sufficient quantities or it is not effective on the body cells.
There is another type of dia
betes called the gestational diabetes which sometimes occurs in women who are pregnant. This type of diabetes does not last forever; it ends after pregnancy is done.
The symptoms of diabetes will be seen if the high level of glucose in blood is kept like this for a long time. As glucose will be found in urine too, the patient will feel thirsty and dehydrated. Other symptoms of diabetes are: tiredness, weight loss, problems with vision, itchy skin and frequent minor infections.
Not treated for long time diabetes can cause serious complications like: retinopathy which can lead to blindness; nephropathy or kidney failure; nerve damage, leading to tingling, numbness and weakness in the hands and feet, and atherosclerosis.
Diabetes is a disease which lasts the whole life and can not be cured. Patient suffering of diabetes type 1 will permanently need insulin support.
Symptoms can be managed with adequate treatment. At first the doctor will recommend the patient to exercise daily and to keep a diet. Also, monitoring regularly the level of glucose in blood is essential for further treatment measures. If weight is being reduced type 2 diabetes can be managed quite easily along with keeping a diet and exercising. If these methods do not give the needed results oral medication will be prescribed and even insulin injections in the worse cases.
Dec
15
How to manage and keep under control diabetes type 2 Mellitus?
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Diabetes type 2 Mellitus, also know as non-insulin dependent diabetes is an affection which generally installs at maturity after the age of 45. Until a few years there were not so many cases of obese children but now, as the number of obese children is increasing it is possible for diabetes type 2 to install more precocious as this disease is also caused by obesity.
The pancreas cells are responsible for producing insulin. Insulin makes sure that the level of glucose in blood remains constant. When insulin is not enough or it is inefficient, diabetes type 2 installs. There are two possibilities: one, the pancreatic cells are not producing enough insulin and so the level of glucose in blood remains high and two, the body cells are resistant to insulin and so the pancreas will produce more and more insulin to correct the high level of glucose in blood but as this thing is not possible the level of insulin in blood will be high too.
Most of the diabetes type 2 cases do not present any symptoms at all. In some cases increased thirst, appetite and urination might occur along with blurred vision, fatigue, infections, and erectile dysfunctions.
Diagnosing diabetes is made after the doctor consults the results of the patient’s blood test and after the presence of the symptoms. The doctor will be interested in finding out how high it is the level of glucose in blood and this is why he will ask for a blood test.
If the patient has a family history of diabetes type 2 then there is a possibility for him to develop this affection too. In order to prevent diabetes, the patient has to adopt and active lifestyle, to make exercises, to keep a healthy diet, and to monitor the body weight.
In case diabetes has already installed before taking medication the patient will be advised to talk to a nutritionist and to adopt a certain diet. If this diet fails to keep the glucose level in blood under control, then the patient will have to take medication (metformin or gliclazide tablets). These tablets might help the patient produce more insulin if he produces inefficient amounts; might help the cells be more receptive to insulin or might even reduce the glucose rate of absorption from food. In the worse case, if diet and tablets are not efficient, insulin will be administered by injections.
Dec
14
Boys will be boys. They are naturally physically active. They run a lot and get involved in brawls and fights most of the time. They are sports-minded and energetic. They always appear to be strong and mighty. But there is one vulnerable part in a man’s body that needs to be treated tenderly: the crotch. Though testicular injuries are uncommon, men must not discount the fact that such accidents could occur. Men who regularly engage in sports such as basketball, cycling, or lifting weights are aware of this fact. Some sports can expose a man’s testicles to possible injuries. Unlike other parts and organs of the body, the testicles are not protected by bones and muscles. They hang in a sac outside the body called the scrotum and, as such, make the said body part a prime target for accidents.
However, because the testicles are loosely attached to the man’s body and are made of a spongy material, they are able to absorb most collisions without permanent damage. Testicles, although sensitive, can bounce back pretty quickly and minor injuries rarely have long-term effects. The good news is that sexual health functions or sperm production will most likely not be affected if you have a testicular injury.
Definitely, it will cause pain if the testicles are struck or kicked, which may lead to a feeling of nausea for a short time. For minor testicular injury, pain should gradually subside in less than an hour and any other symptoms should go away. In the meantime, over-the-counter pain relief can make you feel better or you may do some simple remedies such as lying down, applying ice packs to the affected area or wearing supportive underwear. However, avoiding strenuous activity for a while and taking it easy for a few days can be of great help.
Symptoms of a much more serious injury that needs to be addressed as soon as possible are the following:
· Pain doesn’t subside or you experience extreme pain that lasts longer than an hour;
· Swelling or bruising of the scrotum or a puncture of the scrotum or testicle;
· Continued nausea and vomiting; and
· Fever.
Two of the most serious testicular injuries are testicular torsion and testicular rupture. Testicular torsion is not a common injury but usually affects males between 12 to 18 years old. In the case of testicular torsion, the testicle twists around, cutting off its blood supply. This can occur due to a serious trauma to the testicles, strenuous activity, or even for no apparent reason.
It is very critical to see a doctor as soon as possible – within six hours of the time the pain starts. Unfortunately, after six hours, there is a much greater possibility that complications could result, including reduced sperm production or the loss of the testicle. The problem may be fixed by a doctor manually untwisting the testicle. If that doesn’t work, surgery will be necessary.
On the other hand, testicular rupture is a rare type of testicular trauma. This can happen when the testicle receives a forceful direct blow or when the testicle is crushed against the pubic bone causing blood to leak into the scrotum. Testicular rupture, like testicular torsion and other serious injuries to the testicles, causes extreme pain, swelling in the scrotum, nausea and vomiting. To fix the problem, surgery is necessary to repair the ruptured testicle.
Consulting a doctor will require the length of time pain is being experienced by the patient and how severe the discomfort is. To rule out a hernia or other problem as the cause of the pain, the doctor will examine the abdomen and groin. Moreover, the doctor will look at the scrotum for swelling, color, and damage to the skin and examine the testicle itself. A urine test to rule out urinary tract infection or infection of the reproductive organs may also be conducted.
Being involved in sports activities and living an active lifestyle are great ways to stay fit and relieve stress. Just make sure you are wearing support and protective gear to avoid testicular injury especially when the game turns rough and reckless.
Dec
14
For ages, individuals with erectile dysfunction were having problem in dealing with the disease. However, with the onset of Viagra ED treatment pill, it has become easier to deal with the disease. This drug does not help a patient get over the disease but it helps by giving the male power to perform at bed.
Regain your confidence to act normal in bed with Viagra ED pills. It is prescription pill to be taken orally with water an hour prior to having sex. Usage of this pill lets a patient with ED get over the disease quite easily. However, this pill does not guarantee permanent escape from erectile dysfunction.
The usage of Viagra lets a patient retain erection when having sexual encounter. Introduction of the pill in body system increases blood flow to the penile tissues when sexually excited. And that increase in blood pressure aids a male in having erection. Viagra is a prescription drug hence, consulting a doctor is a must to buy this pill. In general, the effect of the drug last for around four hours however, in accordance to physical condition duration of the effect may vary.
Viagra ED treatment pill is not intended for use by women or children. If the patient has heart related problems, liver or kidney problems, high blood pressure, leukemia, diabetes, hypertension and allergy should seek proper consultation with a doctor before starting its dosage. A patient should also abstain from overdose of Viagra as it may bring in adverse effects. Flushing, upset stomach, headache, and dizziness are some of the common side effects of the usage of this pill. However, these effects are of temporary nature and subside once body adjusts to its infusion.
If you are thinking of buying Viagra, you should be considering buying it from an online pharmacy as the drug is available with various discounts. Buy your dosage by placing an order for the drug but be sure, to have prescription for it before ordering.
Dec
14
The perfect diet, anyone?
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Just recently, a South American teenage model died of suspected malnutrition. That sad news topped the headlines and stunned the fashion industry. It happened just six months after her “size zero” sister starved herself to death on a diet of lettuce leaves and Diet Coke. Like her elder sister, preliminary indications suggest that she died suddenly of a heart attack, as a result of malnutrition. In response to these incidents, ultra-thin or size zero models were barred from participating in the Madrid Fashion Week 2006. Organizers of the fashion show for the Milan leg also followed suit.
These tragic deaths sparked an international debate about the ethics of using models who have “size zero” measurements. Size zero, in metric terms, is having the following vital statistics: 31.5 inches in bust size; 23 inches in waistline; and 34 inches in hip measure. Zero size is indeed alarming of one goes by the standard measurements. The average waistline of an eight year-old Caucasian is about 22 inches, making the size zero waistline of 23 inches incredible and dangerous at the same time.
These ultra skinny super models are idolized and imitated by thousands if not millions of women around the world. While not all of these super models starve themselves almost to the point of death, great care must be exercised in marketing their unique looks as the ideal for women to follow. One area of urgent action is the need to address myths and misconceptions about dieting. The proliferation of super model diets and other diet fads have left many women sick and unsightly. Many who were uninformed or ignorant about the science behind dieting have pursued their quest for physical perfection by following some supposedly “perfect diet program” that guarantees the attainment of a super model body.
But is there really a perfect diet?
By definition, a diet is something
you undertake for weight loss. A diet will require you to alter your food choices and consumption. Most of the diets have either lots of fibers, or steamed vegetables, and very little or practically no room for carbohydrates. Although it might make you feel light, it certainly induces a series of side effects. These may vary from severe head aches, to black outs, to low mental balances to even desperate carbohydrate cravings — to something as serious as heart failure and death.
There are a lot of popular diet plans that currently being offered to weight-watchers and regular consumers. Research has shown that the majority of people who start on a diet plan tend to lose between 5 to 10% of their starting weight within 3 months of starting their plan. However, when the weight loss slows down, people tend to become disappointed with the slow progress of the plan and often abandon the diet and then regain the weight they had lost.
No single diet will work perfectly for everyone, but there are diet plans that might suit an individual. The way to pick a diet program that is right for you is to find a plan that contains the food you like and the one that reflects your lifestyle. These diet plans should be accompanied by regular exercise and adequate rest and sleep.
Everyone knows the keys to losing weight achieved through discipline and balance in all aspects of the diet and exercise program. It sounds simple enough, but in real life, losing those excess pounds can be very demanding on one’s time and level of effort. Individual diet plans really depend on each person’s health and weight loss goals. The best weight loss diet is one that will help you to eat less, eat healthy, and exercise more. The perfect diet should not end up in deprivation, starvation, or much worse, the loss of one’s life. Losing the extra pounds and gaining more enjoyment in life are the real outcomes of a perfect diet.
Dec
14
About the distorted reality of people with schizophrenia
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It is known that people that have schizophrenia do not have perceptions of reality like a normal person, they live in a distorted world. They experience hallucinations and illusions, that is why they feel frightened, anxious, and confused. It is known that these persons can behave very differently at various times. Sometimes they may seem preoccupied of something, and distant, in other situations they may be rigid, not moving for hours, and sometimes they can appear vigilant and alert.
Disturbances of perception that are often seen in people suffering from schizophrenia are hallucinations and illusions. Hallucinations appear without connection to an appropriate source. There can appear auditory, visual, tactile, gustatory , and olfactory hallucinations, but the most frequent type of hallucination that appears is hearing voices, that the normal people do not hear. These voices can warn of impending dangers, carry on a conversation, give orders, or describe the patient’s activities.
Illusions appear because of a sensory stimulus that is incorrectly interpreted by the person.
Delusions, are false personal beliefs, the ill person imagines some things that are not real. For example, believes it is being persecuted, cheated, harassed, poisoned, or conspired against. These patients can also believe that someone close to them is the focus of this persecution. Sometimes,
there can also appear delusions of grandeur, in which a person believes is someone famous. We must also mention that sometimes the delusions experienced by people with schizophrenia are bizarre and very strange.
Schizophrenic patients are not able to concentrate on thoughts very much, can be easily distracted, are unable to focus attention. They are unable to connect thoughts into logical sequences; thoughts are becoming disorganized and fragmented. Because of this so-called thought disorder, conversation may be very difficult, and so, social isolation appears.
In people with schizophrenia, also appears a severe reduction in emotional expressiveness. These persons may avoid contact with others, when forced to interact they will have nothing to say, the interest and enjoyment of life will decrease drastically.
In severe cases, a patient can stay all day doing nothing, neglecting even basic hygiene.
It is known that sometimes, even normal persons may have problems to think straight, or can become anxious, frightened, and confused, and unable to pull their thoughts together, but this doesn’t mean they are schizophrenic. There are people with schizophrenia that do not always act abnormally, and, even more, some of the persons with this disease can act like normal people and be completely responsible even when they experience hallucinations or delusions.
Dec
13
Zinc Deficiency
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Only within the latter half of the twentieth century has the importance of the mineral zinc in human physiology been established. It wasn’t until 1961 that zinc deficiency was first described. A type of dwarfism was identified in the Middle East at that time which was linked to low dietary intake of zinc in a usable form for human use. Since then zinc deficiency has been linked to a range of ailments and illnesses.
Zinc itself is a metal found naturally in our environment, but it usually is present in very small amounts. Since the development of the metals industry a lot more zinc has found its way into streams, rivers and the ground. Zinc is used by the human body in small amounts and only about twenty percent of the zinc found in plants that we eat is absorbed, likely because it is in a form that is difficult for our bodies to absorb. Also because chemicals in our diet from other foods such as whole wheat grain inhibit zinc absorption. Interestingly strict vegetarians are at a risk of zinc deficiency. While zinc is present in plants, it is also present in an easier to absorb form in meat.
The recommended daily intake of zinc for men is nine and a half milligrams and for women it is seven milligrams. While it can be difficult for your body to absorb zinc taking high doses of it or being exposed to high amounts of zinc in your environment for long periods or time will result in overdose symptoms, so stick to that suggested intake.
A zinc deficiency can be caused by a poor diet, inability to properly absorb any zinc, alcoholism, extensive burns, long term kidney disease, sickle cell disease, some diuretics will make you lose zinc, pregnancy (you’ll need a higher dosage of zinc at this time), and some other genetic disorders.
Mild cases of zinc deficiency will cause weight loss, some lose of taste and smell, some swelling of the tongue and mouth, slow growth, hair loss, rashes, low sperm count, delayed wound healing and inflammation of the nail bed.
If you are pregnant it is important to take a higher dosage of zinc. Zinc deficiency in the mother has been linked to low birth weight, premature birth and anencephaly (a tragic malformation of the fetus.)
More Severe cases of zinc deficiency will cause a stop in growth and maturation of children, sometimes resulting in a form of dwarfism. Poor testicular functioning can result. There will also be increased problems with the eye such as, optic neuritis, cataract formation, and poor color formation. Zinc deficiency will also lead to immune disorders, and dermatitis. A lack of zinc is also found to result in anorexia. Researchers believe zinc is used by the body in some way to create appetite, and without zinc in the body there is no appetite.
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Dec
13
Q: My doctor told me that I need to lower cholesterol, and she says I have something called “metabolic syndrome.” What is that? Do I need to do something about it?
A: Metabolic syndrome is defined as a group of conditions that commonly occur together in a person who has developed a “pear-shaped” body. Metabolic syndrome means the patient is at increased risk from high cholesterol symptoms, heart disease, stroke, artery disease, and type 2 diabetes. These conditions may include:
- Abdominal obesity with a waist measurement of 40 inches or more for men and 35 inches or more for women (for people of Asian descent, 35 inches for men and 31 inches for women)
- High triglycerides
- Low HDL (“good” cholesterol)
- Hypertension
- Elevated glucose, tested after a 12-hour fast
Though the precise designation of metabolic syndrome may vary among doctors, most agree that if you have three to five of these conditions, one of which is abdominal obesity, you have metabolic syndrome. And you definitely need to do something to lower cholesterol levels.
Q: I didn’t used to have a big waist. Can I just start skipping meals to lower cholesterol, or maybe go on the Atkins diet?
A: Gradual weight loss over a period of 6 to 12 months is recommended to lower high cholesterol symptoms, whereas skipping meals or adopting extreme diets is not recommended. High-protein diets, such as the Atkins diet, are not recommended because they raise phosphorus levels in the blood, which can worsen insulin resistance, a factor in metabolic syndrome.
The goal is to manage blood sugar and high cholesterol symptoms by eating several small low-fat, high-fiber meals throughout the day, and stop eating three hours before bedtime. Reducing alcohol intake helps manage blood sugar fluctuations and helps maintain general health.
A low-calorie diet that is low in saturated and trans fats (partially hydrogenated oils), cholesterol, sodium, refined flour and sugars is a commonly recommended treatment plan to lower cholesterol, as well as a treatment for metabolic syndrome. In addition, patients should consume fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Consuming high fiber foods, such as all-bran cereal and whole-grain pasta, is an effective at reducing high cholesterol symptoms because fiber actually absorbs dietary cholesterol in the digestive tract, and these foods address insulin resistance. Fish, previously recommended for the treatment of high cholesterol symptoms, shouldn’t be eaten daily because of possible mercury content. The dietary goal is to lower cholesterol generally, and LDL (“bad” cholesterol) specifically.
Q: I’ve gotten out of the habit of exercising, and my doctor says have metabolic syndrome as well as high cholesterol. How many sit-ups do I need to shrink my waist?
A: While sit-ups seem to be addressing the problem of a larger waist, aerobic exercise is what doctors recommend most of the time for metabolic syndrome. Ask your doctor if you are ready to try brisk walking 30 to 60 minutes a day.
Q: Can I just take a pill for metabolic syndrome and make it go away?
A: Lifestyle changes, as well as quitting smoking, managing blood pressure, and lowering cholesterol will address metabolic syndrome more effectively. If they do not, there are a variety of prescription drug therapies as well as natural therapies to treat high cholesterol symptoms and effectively lower cholesterol. However, metabolic syndrome involves several conditions that are caused by sedentary lifestyle and poor diet. Addressing metabolic syndrome involves more than just popping a pill to lower cholesterol, which is why lifestyle changes are so important.