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Ever been to the the hospital and found it difficult to tell the physician what is wrong with you due to privacy or other issues?

Have you always thought of living and staying healthy? Stay Healthy GH seeks to help you with all your medical issues Basically, this page is to give online diagnosis and treatment to clients who due to some reasons they feel they have not been while taken care of after their last visit to the hospital and want a second opinion as to their diagnosis and treatment. Kindly note that, this page does not substitute seeking medical care at a health facility

01/02/2018

WHY DETOXIFICATION IS SOO IMPORTANT

To many, the word detox is just one of today's BUZZWORDS not a means to gain health. Others think of detoxing as a form of starvation. Nothing could be further from the truth, if you do it right.

We live in a world filled with chemicals. They are in our water, in our air, and in nearly everything we touch. Too many of us bathe and shampoo with products laced with chemicals, then use chemical laden products to shave, to smell good, to soften our skin, to treat our blemishes, and more. Our skin soaks up these chemicals every day.

We pick up parasites from our food and our surroundings that take up residence in our bodies. Our bodies store mercury, lead, and other heavy metals.

All of these foreign materials tax our body's resources and interfere with optimum health. The purpose of a detox is to cleanse the body of these foreign substances along with accumulated waste in order to optimize healthy bodily functions and healing.

We've been taught to regard our brain as the center of our universe. It would be more accurate to give this place of honor to our gut. If our gut is not working well, we do not assimilate vitamins, minerals, fats, carbohydrates or proteins. The focus of a detox is to clean up the gut first, and follow with cleaning out the storage bins (stored fat), the organs, the blood and the lymph.

Cleaning out the gut involves moving out debris while giving the body maximum nutrition that does not require the digestive system to do a lot of work. At the same time, we want to fill our gut with prebiotics, probiotics, and easy to digest foods. This is the reason detox plans ask you to eliminate animal protein (or most animal protein) during a detox. It is hard to digest.

That's why I'll recommend the number one top selling detox tea, Te Divina Detox Tea

Unlike other detoxes, Vida Divina’s Te Divina Detox Tea is unique. Not only is it gentle enough to use on an ongoing basis, but it has the incredibly powerful adaptogenic mushrooms ganoderma lucidum and chaga.

Te Divina Detox Tea is:
100% Organic
Vegan
Gluten Free
Made with 12 all-natural ingredients
Made with ganoderma lucidum and chaga mushrooms – adaptogens known as the ‘King & Queen of Medicinal Herbs’

Te Divina Detox Tea

Help to gently cleanse the liver
Help to reduce cramps and painful menstruation
Help to reduce soreness and aching due to anti-inflammatory ingredients
Help to reduce fevers
Help to improve the health of heart and lungs
Help to improve memory due to increased blood circulation to the brain
Help to relieve gas, indigestion and ‘sour stomach’
Help to improve circulation
Help to soothe the digestive tract
Help to prevent ulcers
Help to reduce urinary tract infections (UTI’s)
Help to reduce griping and stomach cramps
Help to reduce nausea
Help with the maintaining and regulating cholesterol levels
Help to improve sleep and relaxation
Help to regulate blood sugar levels
Help to improve chronic sinus problems
Help to reduce irritable bowel syndrome symptoms (cramping, constipation, diarrhea)
Help to fight viruses- as it some of the ingredients have anti-viral properties
Help to fight fungus – such as candida – as some of the ingredients have anti-fungal properties
Help to cleanse the colon and may help the digestive system to work more effectively
Help to alleviate stress and supports adrenal function
Help to regulate blood pressure
Help to improve immune system due to some ingredients having anti-oxidant properties
Help to stimulate T-cell activity
Help improve

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19/01/2016

Skipping Breakfast May Increase Stroke Risk

January 19, 2016

Eating breakfast every day may be beneficial for the prevention of stroke, particularly cerebral hemorrhage, a new study suggests.

The study, published in Stroke on January 5, was conducted by a team led by Yasuhiko Kubota, MD, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan.

They note that several previous reports from both Western and Asian countries have shown missing breakfast has been associated with a higher prevalence of obesity, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and glucose intolerance, which are well-known risk factors of cardiovascular disease.

However, no guidelines have yet recommended that adults eat breakfast every day to prevent cardiovascular disease because there is not enough evidence to support such a recommendation.

They therefore conducted the current study to prospectively investigate whether skipping breakfast is related to increased risks for stroke and coronary heart disease in the general Japanese population.

"To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to investigate the associations of breakfast intake frequency with cardiovascular events that include not only CHD but also stroke and its subtypes in an Asian population," they write.

For the study, 82,772 Japanese men and women aged 45 to 74 years without a history of cardiovascular disease or cancer were followed from 1995 to 2010. Participants were asked about their breakfast eating habits at baseline and classified as having breakfast 0 to 2, 3 to 4, 5 to 6, or 7 times per week.

During the 15-year follow-up, there were a total of 3772 strokes (1051 cerebral hemorrhages, 417 subarachnoid hemorrhages, and 2286 cerebral infarctions) and 870 cases of coronary heart disease.

Multivariable analysis showed that participants never eating breakfast had higher risks for total cardiovascular disease and total stroke, as well as a particularly higher risk for cerebral hemorrhage, compared with those consuming breakfast every day.

No significant association between the frequency of breakfast intake and the risk for coronary heart disease was observed.

Similar results were observed even after exclusion of early cardiovascular events.

Noting that the major risk factor for cerebral hemorrhage is hypertension — especially an increase in blood pressure in the morning — the researchers point out that in the current study those having breakfast every day were less likely to have high blood pressure than those skipping breakfast, although this was not significant.

They also report that several previous studies have shown that cerebral hemorrhage occurs more frequently in the morning than during the remainder of the day, and other studies have reported reductions in blood pressure from eating breakfast. One group has suggested that skipping breakfast was associated with overactivity in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis because of a longer period of fasting, leading to elevated blood pressure in the morning.

"This effect of breakfast intake on blood pressure in the morning might be one of the mechanisms of the result from the present study," they speculate.

They note that a previous study has shown a significant association between the frequency of breakfast and the risk for coronary heart disease in US men. They suggest that the difference between this result and the current study may have resulted from the different populations; for example, in Japan the prevalence of coronary heart disease is lower and the prevalence of stroke, particularly cerebral hemorrhage, is higher compared with Western countries.

The researchers point out that they only breakfast habits only at baseline, and it is possible that these may have changed over follow-up. In addition, breakfast skippers may be more likely to have other unhealthy lifestyle behaviors.

The authors state that this study still showed a significant inverse association between the frequency of breakfast intake and the risk for cerebral hemorrhage even after adjustment for various kinds of diet and lifestyle factors, but because it was an observational study there may be other confounding factors that were not measured.

13/12/2015

Effect of high heels on your body

01/12/2015

Share and let change our attitude.. Stop stigmatization. Show people with AIDS more love....

01/12/2015

Stop the stigmatization.

01/12/2015

The theme of World Aids Day 2015 is: Getting to zero; end Aids by 2030. The federal theme this year is: The time to act is now.. Show some love ,stop stigmatization . it could b u...

27/08/2015

URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI)

This refers to any bacterial infection of the urinary tract. Congenital abnormalities of the genito-urinary tract predispose children to UTI.
These infections are much more common in girls and women than in boys and men younger than 50 years of age. The reason for this is not well understood, but anatomic differences between the genders
(a shorter urethra in women) might be partially responsible.
About 40% of women and 12% of men have a urinary tract infection at some time in their life.

CAUSES
• Ascending infection by organisms of the gut flora following bacteraemia or septicaemia

• Urinary obstruction e.g. enlarged prostate in adult males, posterior urethral valves in infants/children

SYMPTOMS

• Frequent painful urination
• Haematuria
• Cloudy/foul smelling urine
• Vomiting
• Suprapubic pain
• Fever
• In children,
• Fever may be persistent and unexplained
• There may be feeding problems, diarrhoea, and failure to thrive as well.

SIGNS

• Fever
• Loin tenderness
• Suprapubic tenderness
• Foul smelling urine

INVESTIGATIONS

• FBC
• Mid-stream specimen of urine for microscopy, culture and sensitivity (re-culture urine after treatment)
• Abdominal ultrasound

TREATMENT

Non-pharmacological treatment/ Prevention

• Liberal oral fluids to encourage good urinary output

• Personal hygiene and proper cleaning after defeacation. Women and girls should wipe from front to back (not back to front) after bowel movements. This helps prevent bacteria from the a**s entering the urethra.

Empty the bladder regularly and completely, especially after sexual in*******se.

Drink plenty of fluids. Cranberry juice, especially, has been shown to help prevent urinary tract infections. There is evidence that cranberries reduce the risk of the bacteria's adhesion to bladder cells.

Pharmacological treatment

See your doctor for appropriate Antibiotics therapy

24/08/2015

ALCOHOLISM!!!!!!!!!!

Alcoholism is common, serious, and expensive. Physicians encounter alcohol-related cirrhosis, cardiomyopathy, pancreatitis, and gastrointestinal bleeding, as well as intoxication and alcohol addiction, on a daily basis. Alcoholism is also associated with many cancers.Wernicke encephalopathy and Korsakoff psychosis are also important causes of chronic disability as well as dementia. Fetal alcohol syndrome is a leading cause of mental retardation. In addition, accidents (especially automobile), depression, dementia, su***de, and homicide are important consequences of alcoholism.

SIGN AND SYMPTOMS

The following are signs and symptoms of alcohol withdrawal:
1. Nausea and vomiting
2. Diaphoresis
3. Agitation and anxiety
4. Headache
5. Tremor
6. Seizures
Visual and auditory hallucinations: Many patients who are not disoriented—and who therefore do not have delirium tremens—have hallucinations

The following are signs of delirium tremens
( alcohol withdrawal delirium):

1. Tachycardia and hypertension
2. Temperature elevation
3. Delirium

The following are signs of chronic alcoholism:

1. Gynecomastia
2. Spider angiomata
3. Dupuytren contractures
4. Testicular atrophy
5. Enlarged or shrunken liver
6. Enlarged spleen

COMPLICATIONS OF ALCOHOLISM

1. Wernicke encephalopathy: Ataxia, ophthalmoplegia , and confusion.

2. Korsakoff syndrome: Anterograde and retrograde amnesia, often with confabulation and preceded by Wernicke encephalopathy

3. Hepatic encephalopathy: Asterixis and confusion.

MANAGEMENT OF ALCOHOLISM

1. Complete abstinence is the only treatment for alcohol dependence.

2. Emphasize that the most common error is underestimating the amount of help needed to stop drinking.

3. Hospitalize patients if they have a history of delirium tremens or if they have significant comorbidity.

4. Consider inpatient treatment if the patient has poor social support, significant psychiatric problems, or a history of relapse after treatment.

5. Strongly recommend Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

6. Encourage hospitalized patients to call AA from the hospital; AA will send someone to talk to them if the patient makes the contact

7. Patients need to attend AA meetings regularly (daily at first) and for a sufficient length of time (usually 2 years or more) because recovery is a difficult and lengthy process.

8. In the beginning of treatment, and perhaps ongoing, patients should remove alcohol from their homes and avoid bars and other establishments where strong pressures to drink may hinder abstinence.

9. If the patient has an antisocial personality ( severe problems with family, peers, school, and police before age 15 years and before the onset of alcohol problems), recovery is less likely.

10. If the patient has primary depression, anxiety disorder, or another potentially contributory disorder (the other disorder must antedate the problems with alcohol or it must be a significant problem during long periods of sobriety), treat this primary problem aggressively

PROGNOSIS

The prognosis for alcoholism should not be considered hopeless. As many as 30% of persons with alcoholism stop drinking. Even a patient with cirrhosis might have a favorable prognosis if alcohol cessation is achieved.

24/08/2015

Smoking kills ....share with family and friends

$Basal skull fracture due to Head injury.Findings:1. Bleeding from the nose2. Raccoons eyesTreatment It depends on sever...$

22/08/2015

Basal skull fracture due to Head injury.

Findings:
1. Bleeding from the nose
2. Raccoons eyes

Treatment

It depends on several factors. Take into consideration the patient’s age, health, and medical history as well as the type of fracture, its severity, and any resulting brain injuries.

In some cases, such as in basal skull fractures, medication to control pain may be all that is needed. The skull will heal itself in these instances.

However, a basal fracture may require surgery if it results in excessive leakage of cerebrospinal fluid from the nose and ears.

Surgery is more often a required course of treatment for depressed skull fractures. If the
depression is severe enough, surgery may be needed to correct it.

Surgery may also be performed
if the depression is putting pressure on the brain or if there is cerebrospinal fluid leakage.

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