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Feb 25, 2007

Crohn's disease- crohnic inflammation of the digestive tract

by TaniaT
Definition of Crohn’s disease Crohn’s disease, a disease named after the physician who first described it in 1932, is a disease that is closely related to the inflammation of the digestive tract. As ulcerations crohn's disease can affect any area of digestive tract, also called gastrointestinal tract, which is from mouth to anus, but is most common in the lower part of small intestine. The swelling extends deep into the lining of the ...
Dec 30, 2006

Hypothyroidism and the weight battle

by SirGan
  Although many have heard about it- not too many can tell exactly what the hypothyroidism is about! Well, hypothyroidism is a condition in which the body lacks sufficient thyroid hormone. We all know that the main purpose of thyroid hormone is to run the body's metabolism and that’s why- it is logical to assume that people with this condition will have symptoms associated with a slow metabolism. This is extremely common condition and ...
Dec 04, 2006

Make lifestyle changes for better control of acid reflux.

by Dr.Phil Hariram
Acid reflux is diagnosed when highly acidic gastric contents reflux back up into the esophagus. We all on the odd occasion suffer acid reflux especially when we over indulge. The lower esophageal sphincter (LES) is the barrier than remains closed and stops reflux from developing. If the LES relaxes, then reflux can occur. Reflux becomes a problem when it is recurrent. Unlike the stomach, the esophageal lining does not cope well with persistent ac ...
Oct 27, 2006

Antioxidants-Your Defense Against Free Radicals

by JSun
What Is A Free Radical? A free radical is  a cellular killer that causes damage by corroding cell membranes, damaging DNA, altering biochemical compounds, and killing cells. Technically, a free radical is a molecule that has lost one of its electrons and become extremely unbalanced. It attempts to restore its balance by stealing a vital electron from another cell.Scientists have now proven that free radicals play a major role in the aging ...
Oct 09, 2006

Diagnosis: High Blood Sugar Level

by DannyElle
High Blood Sugar Level Many people do not have symptoms, even when their blood-sugar level is extremely high. High blood sugar can be diagnosed only with blood test.  If you have high blood sugar you should be good informed. Read this article and you will probably learn something about high blood sugar level.  When you eat, after digestion, sugars, and other foods are changed into glucose and distributed throughout the body. When glu ...


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