Medicine Articles
331: Can Green Tea Really Help Prevent Strokes
We have all seen those television adverts that tell us drinking Green Tea can prevent or even cure cancer. Are these claims actually true, although Green Tea naturally contains many antioxidants there is no real proof that it can or will help prevent cancer. But it does now appear that Green Tea can help prevent the risk of clot related strokes.
To prove this theory, a recent study conducted in Japan, by the Japanese government and published in the Journal of the America...
332: Vertigo: Early Treatment
Are you experiencing recurrent dizziness, lightheadedness, faintness and unsteadiness? Or you may be feeling that you are spinning and whirling around frequently? Well, maybe you have bouts of what we call vertigo. Vertigo is one of the most common health problems in adults. The sensation of movement and the perception of movement are results of a disturbance in balance or equilibrium. But vertigo is actually not a disease but only a symptom. It occurs as result of disorder i...
333: Does Your Health Insurance Cover Alternative Medicines And Remedies?
When we think of health insurance and the kind of coverage it provides, we tend to think of emergency room visits, doctor visits, hospital stays, and standard medication such as pills, liquids, and injections, i.e., drugs. However, there is enough of an increase in interest in alternative medicines and remedies that is causing a few health insurance companies to include them, to a degree, in their health insurance policies.
Alternative medicines and remedies tend to be mor...
334: What Is White Noise?
The best way to explain White Noise is to first look at why it has been given that name. White is used because of the way light works. White light is not an absence of color but is rather a combination of ALL colors. Going along with that same reasoning, White Noise is a combination of ALL frequencies of sound all playing at the same time.
Because white noise is actually a combination of all frequencies it is most likely used as a sound blocker. It is typically used by tho...
335: How to Prevent or Aleviate Allergy
The mechanisms of allergy are explained. Here are also advices about allergy prevention, and about ways to aleviate manifest allergy.
336: How to Get Rid of Stomach and Bowel Problems
Here are some simple advices about how you can get rid of unpleasant symptoms from your stomach and bowel due to bad lifestyle habits.
337: Understanding Kids With Cerebral Palsy
Do you have a kid with Cerebral Palsy? Do you want to know how to care for kids with Cerebral Palsy?
If you answered yes, continue reading this article in order to have a much clearer view about the disorder.
Cerebral Palsy is a kind of brain damage that usually occurs before, during, and after birth. This condition will often last a lifetime and there is really no cure for this condition. There are available therapies and medications that can make life a lot easier to ...
338: Remove Stretch Marks In Your Home
Stretch marks has often been a reason to be self-conscious. It is natural to have them but to have those kinds that are so dark, they really look dirty is another thing.
Laser surgery in removing stretch marks is so pricey. Why pay hundreds when you can remove those pregnancy scars/working out scars yourself?
Often times, stretch marks appear on parts where fat is stored. These are the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, upper arms, under arms and breasts. Women who had just giv...
339: Asthma Inhalers- Do You Need It?
Asthma inhalers allow a person that is facing asthma to experience what is happening to them with a bit of protection along the way. Asthma is not a condition that can be predicted. There are going to be times when something that you did not know was there causes a trigger in the person that causes the reaction of blocked airways. Although there are many various methods to treating asthma, having an inhaler is almost a must for those that face this type of condition with any ...
340: Asthma Medication
There are several types of asthma medication that can be used to help a patient that is struggling with asthma. Usually, a doctor will prescribe medications from the start of the episodes that seem to be that of asthma. If the medication helps to relive symptoms, the patient is considered to have asthma. In other cases, medications can be given after the diagnosis has been made that the patient has asthma.
The most common medications for the treatment of asthma are called ...
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