Category: Diets
Lyme Disease – Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by a bacterium known as spirochete, which is spread by tick bites. Lyme disease is described in 3 phases: the early localized disease with skin inflammation; early disseminated disease with heart and nervous system involvement, including nerve palsies and meningitis; and late disease featuring motor and sensory nerve
Blood Pressure Nutritional Tips
There are several nutritional ways to attempt to manage blood pressure. First, if you are severely overweight and do not exercise, it is doubtful that nutrition alone will alleviate the condition. You are advised to address those issues as well. That being said, there is much that you can do nutritionally to start down the
Vegetables Nutrition – The Vague Concepts of Food, Nutrition and Health
In these modern times in which we live in, it is very common to confuse reality with thought, facts with theory, and health with confirmation. Here we are, in the era of abundance, having everything we can ever imagine at the grasp of our finger tips, computer science has sky-rocketed allowing us access to endless
The Best Nutrition Plan for Fat Loss
What’s the Best Nutrition Plan for Fat Loss? As you may or may not know (if you don’t know, this article is exactly what you need), the majority of fat loss happens in the kitchen. You’re welcome to run and run and run until you can’t run anymore (this post explains why that isn’t efficient
Enzidase Nutrition
Enzidase FP, the endo/exo peptidase procured from a special variety of the Aspergillopeptidase enzyme Aspergillus orzae var., has a pH between 6 and 9. But it functions best at a pH of 7.5. Enzidase FP’s enzymatic action works to improve the hydrolysis of proteins–a chemical process by which they are combined with water and broken
Relation Between Diabetes and Heart Disease
While relating heart disease and diabetes, a renowned Cardiologist from Gurgaon says: “People having diabetes develop a cardiovascular disease called as ‘diabetic heart disease’ (DHD). When compared to non-diabetics, people having diabetes at a younger age are at higher risk of heart disease.” This statement applies to both type 1 and 2 patients- both female