Dr. Fahd Al-Khudairis Opinion on Athletes Drinking Battery Water: Deceptions and Health Disasters in Sports Clubs
2024-02-17 19:17:46
Al-Marsad newspaper: Dr. Fahd Al-Khudairi revealed his opinion about some athletes drinking battery water because it is de-salted and helps with drying.
Al-Khudairi said: This is in addition to the many deceptions and health disasters that afflict some people who frequent sports and muscle-building clubs.
He continued: The distilled water used in batteries is completely de-salted, and therefore if a person drinks it, the salts begin to leave his body, and the benefits present in the body’s cells go to the water until they equal what was lost, so natural cells lose their salts in order to equal that water that entered, and this has harm and affects activity. The cell and the immune system, and the cell may contract to neutralize this water.
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Understanding Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment
2024-02-17 20:00:00
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If you are accompanied by symptoms of menstrual irregularity, you need to suspect ‘polycystic ovarian syndrome’ at least once. / Photo=Getty Image Bank There are young women who have unusually large amounts of hair. Having a lot of hair does not necessarily mean there is a health problem. This is because hair growth is influenced by various factors such as hormones, genetics, and nutrition. However, if you are accompanied by symptoms of menstrual irregularity, you need to suspect ‘polycystic ovary syndrome’ at least once.
◇Male hormone concentration increases and hair increases.
Polycystic ovary syndrome refers to a condition in which the ovaries are filled with immature eggs that cannot ovulate. It occurs when hormonal imbalance occurs in the ovaries, which are involved in egg production and female hormone secretion. At this time, male hormones increase, causing ovulation disorders. Polycystic ovary syndrome causes various symptoms such as hirsutism, obesity, acne, male pattern baldness, and menstrual irregularities. If you have hirsutism, a lot of hair grows especially on the philtrum,
Nutritional tips to lower cholesterol without medications Try them!
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The first treatment for lowering cholesterol levels is diet. This may be enough to return the level to normal without the need to take medications. Therefore, the importance of trying to follow a balanced diet and avoiding some foods that become enemies of the heart and arteries.
High blood cholesterol is often multifactorial, and nutritionist Natalie Nigro explains that there are “genetic predispositions combined with behaviors that promote it. Poor physical activity, excess weight and an unbalanced diet are the main reasons for this increase.”
When a blood test shows a slight increase in cholesterol level, the first treatment is to reconsider lifestyle such as regular physical activity and eating a varied and balanced diet. In Negor’s opinion, “This may be enough to bring the level back to normal, without the need to resort to medications, so it is worth a try.”
Menopause is also risky due to the decrease in estrogen, which is a protective hormone (lowers bad cholesterol levels). In rare cases, high cholesterol is due to a hereditary disease, and in this case, taking medications to lower cholesterol levels is necessary, according to what was published on the website.
Birth: Clinic manager about the most common complications (video interview)
Prof. Dr. med. Ekkehard Schleußner is head of the obstetric medicine clinic at Jena University Hospital. In the interview he talks about the biggest concerns of pregnant women, the most common complications during childbirth – and how pregnant women can prepare well for a birth.
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The Hidden Dangers: Vaping vs. Smoking Exploring the Alarming Risks and Chemicals Involved
Understanding the Risks: Cigarettes vs. Vapes
The Realities of Smoking and Vaping
Cigarettes and vaping devices have long been at the center of debates surrounding their potential health risks. While vaping was once marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, recent studies have uncovered alarming evidence that challenges this perception.
“Cigarettes contain over 7,000 chemicals, while vapes contain around 2,000”
“Vapes do not produce tar or carbon monoxide, two of the most harmful elements”
READ MORE: Millions more former smokers must be screened for lung cancer
It is crucial to understand that both cigarettes and vapes introduce an array of substances into our bodies when used. Cigarettes contain more than 7,000 chemicals, many of which are known to be cancer-causing agents. Vaping devices typically consist of around 2,000 chemicals.
However,
vapes lack two highly detrimental components found in cigarettes – tar and carbon monoxide. These compounds are considered major contributors to tobacco smoke-related illnesses such as lung cancer.
The Lingering Questions
The ongoing discussion surrounding the safety comparison between cigarettes and vapes revolves around one essential question: Do e-cigarettes actually cause less harm or simply differ in terms of damage inflicted on users?
Latest Research on the Benefits and Risks of Hormone Replacement Therapy for Menopausal Symptoms
Estrogen is important!
Seize the key 10 years to improve menopausal discomfort and stay away from breast cancer, heart disease, osteoporosis and dementia
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Reasons for recommendation: To this day, the medical community still believes that “estrogens are the most effective way to treat women’s menopausal symptoms.” However, over the past 30 years, due to misunderstandings of hormone therapy and other factors, women’s health and quality of life have been seriously damaged during menopause, and the risk of heart disease, cardiovascular disease, and osteoporosis that comes with women’s menopause has also increased. Health risks are also significantly higher, and hormone therapy can actually be beneficial in reducing these risks and extending women’s lives.
Q1: I was not taking hormones when I entered menopause. Now that I am over 60 years old, can I start hormone replacement therapy?
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A sixty-three-year-old friend who had never received hormone replacement therapy called me to ask. She said, “I’ve been hearing you talk about hormone replacement therapy for a while and I want to go on hormone replacement therapy.
Study: Thats why its so important to go for a walk every day
Today’s science also confirms this: There is nothing better for the mind than a walk in the countryside. A visit to the park measurably reduces the level of stress hormones. Biologist Gregory Bratman from Stanford University recently showed how such a walk affects the brain. He let subjects walk through his university’s green campus for an hour and a half, then measured their brain activity and saw that their subgenual prefrontal cortex (SPC) had calmed down. An active SPC is associated by brain researchers with rumination, and in fact Bratman’s subjects reported in surveys that they were less likely to get caught up in negative thoughts about their lives. Other studies have demonstrated that walking improves memory and reduces the risk of depression.
*The original of this article was first published by our partner Schweizer Illustrierte.
Obesity in Korea: Causes, Consequences, and Effective Management Strategies
(Korean Association for Health Management Gyeongsangbuk-do Branch (Daegu Northern Health Examination Center)) The prevalence of obesity in Korea over the age of 19 is said to be 37.1%. Even among men in their 30s, the obesity rate is 51.4%. One in two people is obese. Realistic obesity awareness comes from screening. This is because obesity goes beyond just appearance and weight and progresses to become a chronic disease and cardiovascular disease that requires management. Becoming aware of obesity can be a big turning point in your life.
I would like to convey some information about obesity that we have to deal with on our own without the help of a doctor.
Considering the risk of comorbidities, obesity in adults is classified as stage 1 obesity, with a body mass index between 25.0 and 29.9 kg/㎡ (weight divided by the square of height. Height is calculated by converting to meters) and between 30.0 and 34.9 kg /㎡. Obesity is classified as stage 2 obesity, while obesity greater than 35.0 kg/㎡ is classified as stage 3 obesity (severe obesity).
According to recent research findings, loss of lifespan increased with increasing obesity relative to normal weight for both men and women.
THE DOCTOR PUNISHED those who did not go to the call regarding Ayan 2024-02-17 17:13:34
A relevant investigation was conducted by TABIB regarding the call received for Ayan Aslanova from Fuzuli 49, Masazır settlement, Absheron region.
From the institution Publika.azAccording to the information provided to Also, it is completely excluded from the provision of emergency medical care services.
At the same time, the head of that department was given a written warning for the mistake he made during the performance of his work.
15-year-old Ayan Aslanova, who was treated in the Intensive Care Department of the Clinical Medical Center, was transferred to the Traumatology Department. His condition is moderate, surgery is planned.
It should be noted that information was spread on social networks that the teenager fell from the balcony and after that an emergency medical vehicle did not come to the area even though an ambulance was called.