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Massage at salon – Timely diagnosis, treatment saved him: Doctors

July 13, 2016 Srijita-, at, diagnosis:, Doctors, Him, Massage, salon, saved, Timely, Treatment

Doctors got to know that Babu was a regular at the salon and often opted for head and neck massage, which alwa… Read More A haircut along with a complimentary head and neck massage at Rs 100 – the package was irresistible. Babu Reddy, 40, walked into a salon near his home on a fateful day in May. But the 30-minute session proved too costly for the Banaswadi businessman. A crick in the neck following the massage gave him a stroke. When Babu sat on the swivel chair, all he…

Boy babies at greater risk of pregnancy complications

July 13, 2016 Srijitaat, Babies, Boy, complications, greater, of, Pregnancy?, Risk

Boy babies are much more likely to experience potentially life-threatening outcomes at birth than girls, a new research has revealed. The study, published in the journal ‘PLOS ONE’, is based on research conducted upon more than 574,000 births over a 30-year period (1981-2011), to confirm the presence of differences in birth outcomes based on the sex of the baby. The researchers evaluated the relationship between the babies’ sex and adverse outcomes, such as pre-term birth, pregnancy-induced high blood pressure disorders and gestational diabetes mellitus. The study found that boys are…

Eat More Homemade Food to Keep Diabetes at Bay

July 8, 2016 Srijitaat, Bay, Diabetes, Eat, Food., Homemade, Keep, More, to

Ditching homemade food for that king size burger and French fries can add not only extra kilos around your belly but may also increase the risk of developing diabetes, a study has warned. Individuals who often ate from outside, typically fast food were more prone to gain weight — a major cause for developing Type 2 diabetes, the researchers said. Concerns have been raised that such people have a diet that is rich in energy but relatively poor in nutrients — this could lead to weight gain, which is, in…

Eat cranberries to keep urinary infections at bay

July 5, 2016 Srijitaat, Bay, cranberries, Eat, infections, Keep, to, Urinary

In case you are one of folks who often be afflicted by urinary tract infections (UTIs), you then should start having cranberries, as a brand new study has observed that it could be dietary approach for reducing symptomatic UTIs. Weber Shandwick International researchers have found that ingesting an 8-ounce (240 ml) glass of cranberry juice an afternoon reduces symptomatic UTIs via almost forty percent in girls with recurrent UTIs, decreasing the load of UTIs and decreasing the antibiotic use related to treating recurrent UTIs. Dr. Kalpana Gupta, infectious ailment specialist…

Bowl of porridge a day continues early death at bay

July 5, 2016 Srijitaa, at, Bay, Bowl, Continues, Day, death, Early, of, porridge

Adding years to your existence is as easy as ingesting a bowl of porridge every day, indicates a latest study. Researchers at Harvard College determined that just one 16g serving per day of complete grain cuts the chance of death from any purpose, heart disease or cancer. And, they argued, the extra entire grains people devour, the larger the advantages. Their evaluation of studies confirmed that for each unmarried serving (16g) of complete grains, there has been a 7 percentage drop in risk of loss of life from any motive,…

Diet A, excessive-fibre weight loss program keeps meals allergies at bay

July 5, 2016 Srijitaa, Allergies, at, Bay, Diet:, excessive-fibre, keeps, Loss, meals, Program, Weight

Eating high-fibre diet inclusive of a bowl of bran and some dried apricots in the morning and intake of Diet A can assist reduce meals hypersensitive reactions, finds a brand new examine. The findings confirmed that mice allergic to peanuts have been blanketed against the allergic reaction whilst fed on a excessive-fibre food plan. food products wealthy in fibre reshapes the gut and colon microbiota and facilitates to combat against food allergies, said the look at, led by using Jian Tan, professor on the Monash College in Australia. The immune…