10:01 pm12 Aug 2019
Why You Need to Cook at Home
Lovingly cooked meals at home are more than soul food – they’re a recipe for good health and well-being. Obesity rates have increased threefold in [...]
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Monday, 12 August
Wednesday, 5 December
4:33 pm5 Dec 2018
Can supplements affect sperm quality?
A new review of research has found that taking certain supplements may help boost a man’s sperm count and quality. Carried out by researchers at [...]
Friday, 29 December
9:38 pm29 Dec 2017
Tips on how to select and store fresh foods properly
Eating fresh foods is often deemed to be a healthier choice. The Malaysian Dietary Guidelines also recommend including more fresh foods in our daily diet, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, fish, meat and seafood, for our nutritional needs. In choosing fresh foods, we need to be mindful of several factors...
Monday, 25 December
10:03 pm25 Dec 2017
Tonsillectomy in Adults
What are Tonsils? Tonsils are collections of lymphoid tissue in the oral cavity. There is a tonsil on each side at the back of the mouth, they are usually visible with the uvula hanging down between them. Being lymphoid tissue they play a role in immune function. There is however a lot of other lymphoid...
Friday, 15 December
3:23 pm15 Dec 2017
Natural Sore Throat Remedies
Natural sore throat remedies A sore throat burns, feels scratchy and may cause pain that makes it hard to talk or swallow. The usual cause is a virus or bacteria, though throat irritation may also be caused by smoking, dry heat, postnasal drip or an allergic reaction. Try these sore throat remedies to feel...
Thursday, 16 November
8:59 am16 Nov 2017
Foods That Will Help Lower Your Cholesterol
Cholesterol is one dangerous disease. Do you know that many foods that could help to lower cholesterol such as :- POMEGRANATE Whether youre a seed gal or prefer your pomegranates in juice-form, youre sure to reap the fruits cholesterol-lowering powers: Any form of pomegranate...
Sunday, 29 October
3:06 pm29 Oct 2017
Depression Among Doctors: A Growing Problem
Long shifts of on-the-job training, and caring for patients in life-or-death situations, is enough to wear a person down. And it does. Close to one-third of medical residents (doctors out of medical school and in training) experience depression, according to a new study published online in JAMA. The risk...
Saturday, 30 September
9:47 pm30 Sep 2017
How to treat burns
The level of care needed for a burn depends on how extensive the tissue damage is. Minor burns can often be treated at home without seeing a healthcare provider. Burns considered “minor” include first-degree burns and second-degree burns that are no larger than 2 inches in diameter. Immediately evaluate...
Thursday, 28 September
9:35 pm28 Sep 2017
Your desk job could be downgrading your health
You expect heavy drinkers, smokers and meat-eaters to be more likely to suffer from a heart attack. But, why do people who exercise every day, are vegetarian and non-smokers keep suffering from heart attacks? Sitting on your butt all day at your desk job may be a huge contributor to the rise in diabetes and...
Friday, 22 September
10:00 pm22 Sep 2017
Another Good Reason Not To Pee In The Pool
Water parks can be fun, but they also can pose unexpected health risks – in this case, eye and respiratory problems. And that shower you never take before you get in the pool plays a role. In July 2015, patrons at an indoor water park resort in Ohio started to complain about eye and respiratory problems.
Tuesday, 19 September
9:56 pm19 Sep 2017
Steps Towards a Sugar-Free Diet – Infographic
It is common knowledge that the consumption of large amounts of sugar is detrimental to our health, and most of us will be aware of the type of foods and drinks that are laden with sugar content. What tends to fall under the radar, though, is that numerous food and drink items which are branded as healthy...
Monday, 17 July
10:33 pm17 Jul 2017
Despite Warnings, Kids Are Still Dying in Hot Cars
FRIDAY, July 14, 2017 (HealthDay News) On July 2, a 7-week-old baby boy died after being left in his grandmothers van for almost eight hours on a hot summer day in Mary Esther, Fla. The boys mother placed the infant in a rear-facing car seat in the van after church. But the...
Wednesday, 5 July
12:00 pm5 Jul 2017
Chest pain? It might be one of these 7 things
Most of us think that chest pain conjuring to heart attack but there are plenty of other diseases and conditions that can trigger this symptom. Lets read this seven condition that can cause chest pain and the tips to treat them Heartburn Gastroesophageal reflux occurs when a persons stomach...
Thursday, 29 June
10:50 pm29 Jun 2017
Office workers are as sedentary as retirees says new study
Carried out by the University of Edinburgh’s Physical Activity for Health Research Centre, the team gathered data on 14,367 people in Scotland taken from the 2012-14 Scottish Health Survey, to look at how age and sex affected weekday and weekend sedentary time. Defined as time spent in any waking activity...
Wednesday, 14 June
12:13 am14 Jun 2017
A guide to storing medicine safely in your own home
EVEN as a healthy adult, you probably have some medicine in your home, for the occasional headache, allergic reaction, cold sore, or oven burn. But medication has a shelf life. And how you store it affects its longevity and the safety of your family. WHERE TO KEEP YOUR MEDICINE According to Martin et al...
Thursday, 25 May
10:33 pm25 May 2017
The World Health Organization Says Being Single Is Now A Disability
The Telegraph reports that the World Health Organization is changing the definition of disabilities. The decision, which is a controversial one, will make it so that in vitro fertilization will be available to heterosexual men and women without a partner, as well as single members of the LGBTQ community, on...
Thursday, 18 May
9:29 pm18 May 2017
Brain food: What you eat could help manage depression and anxiety
The idea that what we eat and drink has direct impact on our mood is not a new one. Who can deny the salvation in a cup of tea after a rough day? But the theory behind this intuition is now a central field of research, and theres growing evidence for the idea that our []
Saturday, 6 May
11:19 pm6 May 2017
Massaging your partner can boost your well-being, reduce stress
It it is no secret that having a massage can help to improve physical and mental well-being. According to a new study, however, giving your partner a massage may be just as beneficial.s no secret that having a massage can help to improve physical and mental well-being. According to a new study, however,...
Saturday, 29 April
11:28 pm29 Apr 2017
Is sushi healthy?
(CNN)- Whether you eat sushi from a Japanese restaurant or from a local supermarket, theres no arguing that its become a mainstream meal and thats good news. Sushi can be a very healthy addition to your diet, especially when its filled with vegetables,...
Sunday, 19 March
11:15 pm19 Mar 2017
Infographic : Sleep Issues and Sundowning – 8 Coping Strategies
Sleep has been an issue in our life. Inadequate sleep could effect our performance in work. It also give bad effect in our lifestyle and health. Many people have many sleeping issue. Let’s read this infographic below