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CLARITIN: What is it for, how to take it and side effects
Claritin is an antiallergic indicated for allergic rhinitis, hives or skin allergies, helping to relieve symptoms such as sneezing, raw or clogged nose, or itching nose, eyes or skin. Find a...
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ABCDE Training: What is it, what it serves and how to do
ABCDE training is a method of training division where muscle groups are distributed over five days of the week, enabling greater stimulation in each muscle group. Find a nutritionist close to you!...
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Vulvite: what it is, symptoms, causes and treatment
Vulvite is an inflammation of the vulva, which is the outside of the female genital organ, which includes large and small lips, and clitoris. The main symptoms of this inflammation are intense...
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ENALAPRIL: What is it for, how to take and dosage
Enalapril is a remedy indicated for the treatment of high blood pressure or heart failure, as it acts by dilating the blood vessels, which helps the heart to work better and to pump blood more easily...
View ArticleThey design with a promising molecule to combat Alzheimer’s and Cancer
A Spanish team of researchers has taken an important step in the race to find new treatments against Alzheimer’s and some types of cancer. Thanks to an innovative computational strategy that combines...
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Heartburn: what it is, symptoms, causes and how to relieve
Heartburn is a burning sensation in the chest and throat, which can be accompanied by symptoms such as bitter or acidic taste, cough, hoarseness or choking. Find a gastroenterologist close to you!...
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Pharmacoderma: what is, symptoms, causes, types and treatment
Pharmacodermia is a reaction to the skin, mucous membranes, nails or hair caused by the use of medicines, altering its structure or function and causing symptoms such as red spots on the skin, lumps,...
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Rosemary Tea: 10 benefits, how to make (and contraindications)
Rosemary tea helps improve digestion, relieve headache, eliminate fluid retention, and fight frequent tiredness. In addition, it also protects liver health, improves circulation and favors hair...
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Sucupira: what it is, what it is for (and how to use the seed)
Sucupira is a medicinal plant suitable for arthritis, arthrosis, rheumatism, gout, skin wounds, stomach ulcer, sore throat or tonsillitis, as it has analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, helping...
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Cat Nail: What is it for (and how to make tea)
Cat nail is a medicinal plant indicated to assist in the treatment of arthritis, arthrosis, muscle pain, gastritis or to strengthen the immune system as it has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and...
View ArticleA model of diagnosis brain tumors and can detect 170 cancers
To diagnose a brain tumor, it is necessary to perform tests using image techniques such as magnetic resonance or computerized axial tomography, but once the neoplasm is detected, a biopsy is performed...
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C -Reactive Protein (PCR): What is it, what is it for and why it is high
C -reactive protein (PCR) is a liver -produced protein that is generally increased when there is some inflammation or infection in the body. Find a general practitioner close to you! Partnership with...
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Moon diet: what to eat and what to avoid (with menu)
The moon diet is a diet where it is recommended only to consume liquid food for 24 hours with each moon phase change, juices, soups, water, teas, coffee and milk. Find a nutritionist close to you!...
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Tranexamic acid: what it is, what it serves, dosage and how to take
Tranexamic acid is a drug that can be indicated to control and prevent intense bleeding during menstruation, or caused by surgery or dental extractions and trauma, for example. Find a doctor near you!...
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7 Obesity Treatments (diet, medicines, surgery and more)
The treatment of obesity can be done with balanced diet, regular exercise, psychotherapy, drug use or bariatric surgery, for example. Find an endocrinologist close to you! Partnership with Search for...
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Human cryogeny: what it is, what it is for, how it works and obstacles
Human cryogeny is the freezing of the body after death at a temperature of -196ºC, causing the process of cell deterioration to be interrupted, preserving the body and brain for several years. Find a...
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Phaseolamine: what it is, what it is for and how to use
Phaseolamine is a glycoprotein extracted from white beans, of the species Phaseolus vulgariswhich helps reduce the absorption of food carbohydrates by inhibiting starch digestion, which contributes to...
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Spanish therapy with stem cells is effective in reverse alopecia
Looking in the mirror and noticing that hair is increasingly covered by less can become a source of insecurity for many people. Androgenic alopecia is a progressive form of hair loss, which affects...
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Good and bad cholesterol: what are and what is the difference
Good cholesterol (HDL) and bad cholesterol (LDL) are an essential type of fat for the functioning of the body, produced by the liver and intestines, participating in the production of hormones,...
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58 Foods rich in potassium
Potassium-rich foods such as avocado, Brazil nuts, beating kale and lentils are important mainly to prevent muscle weakness and cramps during intense physical exercise. Find a nutritionist close to...
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