Month: September 2011

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Is truth and enzyme a magic medicine for all diseases?

I don’t know from which day, there was a gust of enzyme wind. It seems to be omnipotent: hypertension, diabetes, alopecia, gout, obesity, wrinkles, spots and pimples. As long as you have it, it is all out of the question. Smart merchants have introduced various expensive enzyme supplements. On the Internet, health preserving people have also provided us with simple and practical homemade fruit enzyme tutorials [considerately]. They cut seven or eight kinds of fruits, put them into jars according to the ratio of clear water: fruit: white sugar = 10: 5: 1, and ferment in a sealed manner for several weeks to several months to obtain a bottle of [enzyme stock solution]. After watching < < China on the Read More …

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The Journey of Human Fight Against Cancer in 250 Years

Cancer, as a disease, has been recognized by mankind for thousands of years. In the past 250 years, we have witnessed a series of milestones in the fight against cancer. Here, we list some key milestones in the field of cancer research. 1775: Chimney Smoke and Squamous Cell Carcinoma Percivall Pott linked chimney smoke exposure to scrotal squamous cell carcinoma of the chimney sweeper. He was the first person to report a clear relationship between environmental exposure and cancer. 1863: Inflammation and Cancer Rudolph Virchow identified white blood cells in cancer tissue, linking inflammation to cancer for the first time. He coined the term [leukemia] to describe the excess of white blood cells in patients with the disease. 1882: First Read More …

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Over the years, have you learned about menstrual taboos wrong?

Can I eat ice cream? Among the various menstrual taboos, the most widely circulated one is that menstrual women cannot touch cold water, and then other taboos have evolved, such as not eating cold things, such as ice cream. Since ancient times, menstrual blood has been regarded as an unclean substance in folk customs all over the world, so many taboos have been set for menstrual women. With the evolution, some so-called medical principles have been mixed into the explanation. For example, traditional Chinese medicine holds that [blood is fine when it meets heat, but coagulates when it meets cold], so it is suggested that cold water should not be touched during menstruation. Then there is a saying later that Read More …

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Can’t sleep? Can’t you wake up from sleep?

Insomnia can really affect your health, work, social interaction and quality of life. Worse still, untreated sleep disorders may also lead to accidents and deaths. Look at everything Dr. Clove gave you that you want to know about sleep. 1. Has your body slept enough? (Click here to view) The National Sleep Foundation (NSF), in conjunction with expert groups in sleep, anatomy and physiology, pediatrics, neurology, geriatrics and gynecology, has released new recommendations for sleep duration. 2. Is what causing your insomnia? (Click here to view) How long will it take to sleep enough? Different people have different answers. Most people sleep 7.5-8 hours a night, but others can only sleep 3 hours a night without the consequences of what. Read More …

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People flow vs medicine flow, what you don’t know

The backwardness of sex education in our country is well known. One of its important effects is that many young people learn their sex knowledge through dirty jokes or porn, and they do not learn correct contraceptive knowledge. In fact, I don’t know what sex is, but the problem may not be too big. But knowing what sex is, but not knowing contraception, this is more dangerous, will kill people! So, [what about unexpected pregnancy? ] has become a big problem for many young men and women. Time is the key To answer this question, we must first look at the time when we found the unexpected pregnancy. I once met a middle school student who was in labor and Read More …

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How complicated can the amount of calcium required by the baby be? One article makes it clear

Parents often consult their children about calcium supplement. Many parents worry that their children will lack calcium and even start to supplement calcium to their children under the impetus of advertisements. Does the baby really need calcium supplement? Which foods are rich in calcium? How much calcium do infants need? According to the latest 2013 edition of the Recommended Intake of Dietary Nutrients for Chinese Residents, the appropriate intake of calcium is 200 mg per day for 0-6 months, 250 mg for 7-12 months and 600 mg for 1-3 years. Appropriate intake (AI) refers to the intake of certain nutrients in healthy people obtained through observation or experiments. For example, Healthy full-term babies who are exclusively breastfed come from breast Read More …

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Over the years, the way you deal with colds may be wrong.

When it comes to illness, The first thing most people think of is [cold]. The common cold is the most common disease in life. Adults have to catch a cold 2-6 times a year on average. Here is [common cold], is different from [influenza] (fluenza), common cold with nasal obstruction, nasal mucus, sneezing, pharyngeal discomfort and other upper respiratory symptoms, while influenza more bring the whole body soreness and fever, infectious very strong. The following [cold] refers to the common cold. Many people have summed up their own experience in the fight against colds, but are these methods really correct? Do I need antibiotics to catch a cold? Colds are caused by a variety of viruses, and antibiotics (so-called “anti-inflammatory Read More …

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Please say no to passive smoking

During the NPC and CPPCC sessions, a video of Cui Yongyuan interviewing Chen Daoming who was urged by Chen to quit smoking once again triggered a discussion among netizens. Although China has acceded to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control since 2005, it has also formally issued some tobacco control regulations. News such as [the strictest smoking cessation order in history issued somewhere] has also appeared in newspapers from time to time, but it has achieved little in the past ten years. What is particularly ironic is that under the general environment of decreasing tobacco prevalence worldwide, China’s tobacco production is still increasing. The proportion of people suffering from tobacco diseases, the rate of teenagers trying to smoke and Read More …

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What if the baby vomits milk?

First, let’s look at a scene: Ah! Ah! Ah! Husband/Mom! Come on! What’s the matter? What’s the matter! Oh, my God! The child vomited! ! Vomit all wet! Did you throw up what? Milk! This kind of scene must have appeared in many families that have just had children. When the baby vomits milk, the whole family is nervous. Perhaps it is because in our cognition, vomiting is a very terrible thing, because vomiting means that there may be digestive system problems. But does vomiting milk mean that the child is ill? First, why do children spit milk? When the baby finishes eating milk, occasionally, the milk flows out along the corners of the mouth, or with hiccups, or when Read More …