Imagine you are someone who only takes your car to the shop when it absolutely cannot function any longer. Chances are, this will be costly for you because making an unannounced visit to the auto-mechanic is expensive. It’s likely that you already know, though, that this would eventually result in more serious problems with your […]
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Living a healthy life is essential to everyone. However, there are just too many intricacies in life that we don’t know about. Our diet is one of these complex mysteries we are still yet to crack. When it comes to our nature as human beings, what we eat is what we are. This saying goes
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Having allergies can be difficult, but you can stay on top of them by taking care of your home. Here are some tips to keep your house allergen-free without breaking the bank or exposing yourself to too much harsh cleaning products. 1. Improve Your Home’s Ventilation Stagnant air and poor ventilation is a common cause
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Type 2 diabetes is the number one killer globally today. It is a lifestyle disease that affects millions across the world. If you cannot prevent or manage it after onset, it can damage your organs permanently. It also impacts eyesight and causes blindness. Some people do not even know that they have diabetes. Only after
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COVID-19 continues to show just how viruses change through mutation. But even before new variants came, many people reported organ damage, specifically lung damage. Since the SARS-CoV-2 targets the lung, it is no surprise that the virus caused severe and lasting effects on the said organ. For one, COVID-19 can cause pneumonia. In severe cases, COVID-19
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As you go about your day, it’s fairly difficult not to think of things that need to be accomplished and the amount of work you have on your plate. But with this high demand for responsibilities, is it healthy to always be thinking about your work? Or do you sometimes find yourself neglecting your family
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Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol can cause a wide range of health problems. Sound or light sensitivity, dizziness, nausea, headache, and fatigue are all signs of a hangover. When you take a drink, alcohol reaches your blood circulation and is metabolized by your digestive system, which begins in the stomach and ends in the liver.
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Between September and March, people are often falling victim to upper respiratory tract infections (URTIs). The term covers a wide range of conditions that mainly affect the area around a person’s upper airway. This includes the nose, lungs, and everything in between. With the wide range of potential conditions, many things can go wrong. A
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.2% of the population, or 3.4 million individuals, suffers from active epilepsy. While every individual experiences seizures with varying frequency and severity, social treatment is the same. Adults, although independent, are thought of as incapable and incompetent. Children, although physically and mentally able, are made
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