After giving birth, many mothers want to return to their original clothing size as soon as possible. But not everything is as simple as it seems at first glance. Most women not only do not lose weight after childbirth, but on the contrary, during the first year of a child’s life, they continue to gain excess weight. … Read more
A scar is a formation at the junction of tissues resulting from their regeneration after injury. Many of us are faced with the appearance of post-acne scars, as a result of accidental injuries or forced surgical intervention. Some of them are invisible, others can stand out and be annoying. Science does not stand still, so even outdated scars … Read more
A heel spur is a special condition where calcium deposits build up between the heel and the arch of the foot. It can happen independently of external factors or be related to an underlying health condition and be a side effect of a chronic illness. People often assume that heel spurs are the cause of all heel … Read more
If eating a particular food causes you specific symptoms from dermatitis to diarrhea, then we can talk about a food allergy, hypersensitivity or intolerance to certain foods. A hypoallergenic diet will help improve the quality of life, eliminate the unpleasant manifestations of these conditions. What is a food allergy? An increased sensitivity of the body to … Read more
For the first time, sailors Luis de Torres and Rodrigo de Jerez spoke about Cuban cigars. They were crew members of the Santa Maria on the expedition of Christopher Columbus. During the voyage, travelers noticed among the indigenous inhabitants of Cuba, the Indians, steaming bundles of leaves with tobacco. It was in 1492, and since … Read more
Influenza remains the leading cause of severe respiratory illness among most healthy adults. Therefore, influenza vaccination and standard respiratory hygiene remain essential for health. There is currently no vaccine for SARS-CoV, so to control the infection, it is necessary to reduce person-to-person transmission of the virus by doing the following: Wash your hands frequently with soap and … Read more
Demand is high, but is it safe to donate blood during the COVID-19 outbreak? The American Red Cross reports that the COVID-19 outbreak has drastically reduced blood donations needed for surgeries, transfusions and transplants. The novel coronavirus is testing healthcare systems around the world, forcing different communities within states to impose restrictions on where people … Read more
Transmission of the new coronavirus through clothing is unlikely, but experts agree there are certain circumstances in which immediate laundry is a good idea. So far, no cases of transmission of the new coronavirus through clothes and shoes have been reported. If you are caring for or frequently in close proximity to a person with … Read more
People with diabetes may have an increased risk of developing COVID-19. What do we have to do: People with diabetes should purchase a 90-day supply of insulin, as well as exercise, eat healthy, wash their hands, and keep their distance during an outbreak. Experts say people with diabetes may be at higher risk of developing COVID-19 … Read more