The number of people self-medicating has been increasing in recent years. In addition to the drugs prescribed by doctors, people take dietary supplements, tablets from advertising, and use folk remedies. A person without proper education can not know whether the medication mix is poisonous for the liver.
People often snore in their sleep and don’t realize that snoring can be a manifestation of a dangerous condition called night apnea syndrome. There are many myths surrounding this condition. What should you believe, and how can you solve the problem?
Type 2 diabetes mellitus is often asymptomatic. How to detect the disease in time, how does it differ from type 1 diabetes, and who is at risk?
Today, being overweight is commonly blamed for many diseases. This is often the case, but the connection becomes muddled for some when talking about cancer. Let's look at the connection between being overweight and cancer.
According to the International Diabetes Federation, 537 million adults on the planet are living with a diagnosis of diabetes. Additionally, about the same number of people simply do not know about their diagnosis and another 1 billion people are in a prediabetes state. What is the reason for these sad statistics, and, most importantly, can the disease be prevented?
"If I don't drink too much alcohol, my liver will not be in danger." This is a fairly common misconception that is not actually true. The liver can be damaged in many ways—here are some ways that you probably haven’t even thought about!
Thyroid issues can disguise themselves as many other conditions and depend on the malfunction of a wide variety of organs and systems. In order to prevent problems or detect them at an early stage, you should regularly have your thyroid fully checked.