Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts

Friday, May 18, 2018

Natural “Hair Regrowth Solution” Shocks Indian Doctors - Gurgaon Man Regrows His Hair in 30 Days

What if you could regrow your hair without expensive surgery, harmful chemicals or changing anything about your normal day? How is that possible?

For the last three months, our readers have been going crazy over a product that is helping men and women regrow their hair quickly and easily, without any harmful chemicals or dangerous and painful surgeries.. This revolutionary trick has been featured on countless popular TV shows, and proven to be safe and highly effective.

It’s proven that hair thinning and hair loss negatively impact every aspect of your life. Men and women who experience this affliction have trouble finding well-paying jobs and attracting the opposite sex. They experience higher rates of depression, social anxiety and a lack of self confidence.

But there is a solution: People have been using this one secret method, but they have been desperately trying to hide it. There is a reason you are not regrowing your hair with all the home remedies and dangerous chemicals you’ve tried. We will explain why, and share the secret method that doctors don’t want you to know. If you use this exact system, the results will shock you. None of your friends will believe how easy it was!

These readers regrew their hair with this simple method and experienced incredible results—without surgery or chemicals!

Hair loss can be traced to an increase of internal Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and collagen production. According to hair loss experts, excess DHT drastically increases collagen production in the hair follicle. When too much collagen lines the interior of the follicle, it narrows the pores, decreases blood flow and slowly strangles your hair to death. Eventually, collagen blocks the pore completely causing a lack of necessary blood flow. First your hair loses its sheen, then it thins and finally you lose your hair completely.

When pollution and environmental toxins are added to the mix, your hair is under constant attack.

Frustrated with the weak and useless or even dangerous products on the market, a team of Indian and American doctors took years of research and spent hundreds of millions of dollars to come up with a simple way to regrow your hair—and this is the miraculous solution they came up with! Keep reading to learn how you can regrow your hair in as little as 30 days.

While a simple hair loss solution may sound odd and unbelievable, let us explain how this miracle cure works.

Instead of pouring money into advertising and celebrity endorsements, a team of skilled hair experts put the money where it matters, into the active ingredients that genuinely regrow hair. After 8 years of painstaking research they created the perfect blend of scientifically proven ingredients that stop hair loss at the source.

Nutralyfe Regain contains proven, revolutionary additives to reenergize dormant hair follicles and encourage immediate hair growth. Nutralyfe Regain also contains proprietary patent pending ingredients that boost hair regrowth on a cellular level. Increased oxygen supply and reduced excess collagen saves your hair follicles from suffocation and brings them back to life.

With a precise calibration of nutrients, this trick reverses years of DHT and collagen buildup—so you can grow hair again and solve the problem at the root, naturally.

That means a thicker, fuller head of hair, and more confidence than you’ve had in years!

Major Bollywood celebrities have regrown their hair using this amazing product. It is affordable and 100% organic. We have seen multiple paparazzi photos of Bollywood celebs secretly buying this in US airports and trying to be discreet. It is clinically proven to stop hair loss in 97% of patients and it’s proven to regrow your hair in 30 days or less.
This amazing product has been featured in countless articles and TV shows. SOURCE

Thursday, April 19, 2018

Preterm baby born in 24th week undergoes surgery in Mumbai

A preterm baby born in the 24th week, weighing 620 grams, underwent a surgery for suffering from multiple holes in the stomach. The surgery was conducted in the last week of February. The baby girl is now recovering in the PICU ward of Jaslok Hospital and will be discharged by next week.

An average baby is born in 36 weeks, whereas Antara (name changed) was born on February 10, in the 24th week and weighed around 700 grams. According to the doctor treating her, her complications were far more than premature babies.

Her health issues included difficulty in breathing and she was put on a ventilator for a few days. Twenty days after her birth, it was detected that she had stomach perforation — multiples holes in her stomach. She gradually lost weight from 730 grams and was operated when she was 620 grams.

Dr Fazal Nabi, consultant pediatrician and intensive at Jaslok Hospital, said, "This is an unusual case. The multiple holes in the stomach (stomach perforation) was unexpected and suddenly detected after 20 days of her birth. We had to immediately do an operation after monitoring her medical condition. In such cases, 40 per cent of the babies die due to septic shock. After the surgery, she has now gained 1,500 gm of weight. Since she is a preterm baby born in the 24th week, she was fed through gastrostomy feeds. We have now managed her fluctuating oxygen saturation, bleeding in brain and lungs."

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Tuesday, April 17, 2018

Drinking coffee, tea may cut risk of heart flutter, stroke

Drinking coffee and tea can reduce abnormal heart rhythms, which is known to cause strokes, a study has found.

Many clinicians advise patients with atrial or ventricular arrhythmias to avoid caffeinated beverages.


Arrhythmias, or abnormal heart rhythms, cause the heart to beat too fast, slow or unevenly. While some arrhythmias may be harmless or even go unnoticed in patients, others can increase risk for sudden cardiac arrest.

Atrial fibrillation (AFib), the most common heart rhythm disorder, causes the heart to beat rapidly and skip beats, and if left untreated, can cause strokes.

A single cup of coffee contains about 95 mg of caffeine and acts as a stimulant to the central nervous system. Once in the body, caffeine blocks the effects of adenosine, a chemical that can facilitate AFib.

Researchers at Alfred Hospital and Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in Australia analysed multiple population-based studies to determine an association between caffeine intake and its effects on atrial and ventricular arrhythmias.

These studies have consistently shown a decrease in AFib with an increase in caffeine ingestion, with one meta-analysis of 228,465 participants showing AFib frequency decreasing by six per cent in regular coffee drinkers, and a further analysis of 115,993 patients showing a 13 per cent risk reduction.

"There is a public perception, often based on anecdotal experience, that caffeine is a common acute trigger for heart rhythm problems," said Peter Kistler, director of electrophysiology at Alfred Hospital.

"Our extensive review of the medical literature suggests this is not the case," said Kistler.

Researchers also determined that caffeine has no effect on ventricular arrhythmias (VAs). Caffeine doses up to 500 milligrammes daily (equivalent to six cups of coffee) did not increase the severity or rate of VAs.

A randomised study of 103 post-heart attack patients who received an average of 353 mg/day resulted in improved heart rate and no significant arrhythmias.

Only two studies showed an increased risk for VAs, where patients ingested at least 10 cups and nine cups/day, respectively.

"Caffeinated beverages such as coffee and tea may have long term anti-arrhythmic properties mediated by antioxidant effects and antagonism of adenosine," Kistler said.

"In numerous population-based studies, patients who regularly consume coffee and tea at moderate levels have a lower lifetime risk of developing heart rhythm problems and possibly improved survival," he said.

Weight loss fail: Before spending hours in the gym, fix this problem first

Your weight loss goals are not easy to achieve. If you feel that despite sweating it out in the gym, you’re unable to see the results on the scale, the answer could be in your metabolism. Ditch bad habits such as skipping meals or drinking less water. Here are some tips to reach your fitness goals.
The one thing that most fitness experts get asked on a regular basis: how to keep the metabolism high and running? And just like every other aspect of fitness, there’s no one answer. You may have set high weight loss goals, but there are many factors, other than your hard work in the gym, that have a direct impact on the result.

One mistake many fitness enthusiasts make is of counting calories and skipping meals when they think they’ve already exceeded their daily average. If you are doing this, we suggest, stop right away. This habit is undoing all the hard work you’ve put into your workout and healthy eating.

Simply put, metabolism is the chemical process that keeps fuelling your body. Every person functions on different speeds of metabolism. Those with slow metabolism have more fuel (calories) that gets stored as fats. And those with a faster metabolism tend to burn more calories.

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Does that mean if you belong to the former, you’re doomed? No. There are sure shot ways of boosting your metabolism. And one of the most important one is to ensure that you eat nutritious meals at regular intervals. “Eat small, but frequent meals instead of two big meals,” says Chennai-based nutritionist Preet Chhabria. Once you do this, you’ll not only feel like you are burning more calories, but you’ll also feel energetic through the day.

Apart from regular meals, you also need to ensure that you’re drinking at least 3-4 litres of water every day,” says Chhabria. According to a 2003 study published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, drinking 500 ml of water increased metabolic rate by 30% in healthy men and women.