Spain will finance Tofersen, first treatment for a genetic cause of ELA
The Ministry of Health, through the Interministerial Commission of Price of Medicines (CIPM), has given the green light to the financing of Tofersan innovative treatment against amyotrophic lateral...
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Atenolol: What is it for, how to use and side effects
Atenolol is an antihypertensive remedy indicated for the treatment of cardiovascular disease in adults, such as high blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmias or angina, as it helps the heart to beat slower...
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Sinvastatin: What is it for, how to take and side effects
Sinvastatin is a remedy of the statin class indicated to decrease the amount of bad cholesterol (LDL) and triglycerides in the blood, which when they have high levels can deposit the wall of blood...
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12 foods that help in healing (and others that disturb)
Some foods that help in healing are rich in omega 3, such as sardines and flaxseed, because this healthy fat decreases inflammation and acts on tissue formation. Find a nutritionist close to you!...
View ArticleThe bullfight containing energy drinks could favor leukemia
Taurine is a non -essential amino acid that the body generates in small quantities and is also found in organs such as brain, heart and muscles. In addition, it is present in foods such as meat, fish...
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Benegip: What is it for, how to take and contraindications
Benegrip is a remedy indicated to relieve the symptoms of flu and colds such as headache, cough, fever, body pain and signs of allergy, such as runny nose or clogged nose, as it has an analgesic,...
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5 natural and safe laxatives for babies and children
Natural laxatives for babies and children, such as plum water, oat porridge or fig and plum syrup, are rich in fiber that help improve the natural movements of the intestine, relieving constipation....
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What to eat with an inflamed throat and what to avoid (with menu)
Some foods that cannot be eaten with an inflamed throat are very hard, such as crackers, toast and popcorn, and the very spicy ones, such as pepper, vinegar and curry. Find a nutritionist close to...
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Get fat or lose weight? (and other common doubts)
Oats can help you lose weight when consumed in moderation, as it is rich in fibers that diminish food digestion time, prolonging satiety between meals. Find a nutritionist close to you! Partnership...
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Oatmeal bran: 8 benefits and how to consume (with recipes)
Oat bran helps to reduce “bad” cholesterol, combat constipation, lose weight and avoid diabetes. This is because this cereal is rich in fiber that facilitate evacuation, promote satiety and balance...
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18 Arginine rich foods
Arginine-rich foods can be of plant or animal origin, such as peanuts, cashews, cheese, chicken, salmon, brown rice, black beans, chickpeas and pumpkin seeds, for example. Find a nutritionist close to...
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8 benefits of oats and how to consume (with recipes)
Oatmeal is a rich avenantramide cereal, a phenolic compound with antioxidant action that fights excess free radicals in the body, thus helping to prevent the emergence of diseases such as diabetes,...
View ArticleThey blame the ultraprocesses of adding a spoonful of plastic to the brain
There are more and more scientific evidence that suggests that microplastics that are introduced into our body through daily foods and products can have very negative effects on long -term health,...
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Oatmeal porridge: benefits, how to do, recipes (and fat?)
Oatmeal porridge is a creamy preparation that can be done with oats in the form of flakes, bran or flour, as well as milk, water or vegetable drink. Find a nutritionist close to you! Partnership with...
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Silicone prosthesis: types, models, how it is placed and risks
Silicone prosthesis is an implant indicated to increase breast size and volume or breast reconstruction after breast cancer surgery, for example. Find a plastic surgeon near you! Partnership with...
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20 selenium -rich foods (and recommended quantity)
Selenium-rich foods are mainly Brazil nuts, fish, seafood, beans, egg, sunflower seeds, chicken and beef. Find a nutritionist close to you! Partnership with Search for doctor Selenium is an important...
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10 Treatments for Arthrosis (and Natural Options)
Treatment for arthrosis is done with the practice of physical exercises, use of supplements or medicines, physiotherapy or infiltration in the affected joint, to help reduce pain and stiffness, or...
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Yellow phlegm: 8 main causes (and what to do)
Yellow phlegm is usually a sign of some type of respiratory infection, such as bronchitis, pharyngitis pneumonia, which can be caused by bacteria or viruses. Find a pulmonologist close to you!...
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Sodium Bicarbonate: What is it for and how to use
Bicarbonate sodium is an alkaline substance that can be used to lighten teeth, combat stomach acidity, clean the throat, and assist in the preparation and sanitation of food. Find a general...
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5 Best Home Remedies for Burning
An excellent home remedy for skin burns, caused by the sun or contact with water or oil, is the bark of the banana, as it relieves the pain and avoids the formation of bubbles, being excellent for 2nd...
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