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With someone in North America dying of a
cardiovascular disease (CVD) every 39 seconds ,
it is no wonder CVD is such a prominent health
concern in our society. Unfortunately, despite
heart disease being one of the most talked
about health risks, it also happens to be one of
the most mistreated and misdiagnosed
conditions around. For half a century, people
have been following medical advice based on
outdated research on CVD. When it comes to
the prevention and treatment of the disease,
low fat and low cholesterol diets have been
recommended and backed by the medical
community for decades. This belief that diets
high in cholesterol and saturated fat are
building blocks in the development of CVD is so
deeply engrained in our society that people
refuse to believe the more current and
respected research.

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Wia dis ones dy originate from?
wch one be arsuna?
na bh dem brothers?
_I just dy ask..

Thank u. thank u thank u,
next post pls
no time!

Jezzzzzz!
Nigerian players of those days dy wowo ooo, see as taribo dy like Weti my small broda see call njiiiiiii!!! Jezzzzzz!
Nigerian players of those days dy wowo ooo, see as taribo dy like Weti my small broda see call njiiiiiii!!!

I didn't even bother to read through. Because I already know sey na lie. In case my comment no rhythm with Weti op they yarn make una pardon me, I go comment wella nxt tym

Why em no go be strongest player, with dos muscles like weti my brain no sabi d name, na dis kyn ppl go hold ball their opponent go free ball for them dy run.

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This message might be of immense benefits to you, and to someone close to you. Also you can add other causes you know. Thanks

I don't have much to say but I know that this, coupled with the ones you have mentioned above will save the life's of so many ppl.
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Jezzzzz......ppl wicked oooo. see comments.
I don read laugh my brain join my neck.
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Alcohol get benefit? chai, I know dis is coming from the voice box soaked by thick coagulated alomo.
Anyway that one na by the way, Alcohol,beer, ganja, marijuana. Non of them get benefit. the only benefit wey em get be sy, em go make you sleep for the mean time forget your sorrows for the mean time and after that, your sorrows befalls you again.

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Wow!!!!!!!!
I can feel the goose pimples running down my arms when I stumbled over this thread. The creator must be a person of good sense of humor to have engineered the creation of this awesome thread.
I will say that I am so happy.
My name is Jay Henry. Am a student, studying medical laboratory science. I am so happy to see my senior colleagues in the field.
I have a blog also;
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its a health blog.
I know you ppl will surely check it out and I promise after doing so you will be moved to drop some comments in there.
your compliments and criticism will also be needed
For my fellow bloggers. Feel free as we can share ideas here also.
I love this profession to the fullest.
Thank You.

fabulousdame: eat a whole lot...i figured u might wanna know why.. when u eat alot, u'll become lazy en when u re lazy u wont be able to go to work en when u dnt go to work, u'll be fired and when u re fired, u will be broke en wen u re broke, u wont ve anytin to eat and then u'll lose ur body weight... works like magic

Your post would have being moved to front page if the title was to be 'How to get kwashiokor easily'

Although we all want to have perfect skin, quite often, that is not the case. Due to our diet, heredity, skin diseases, and even the environment, our skin takes a beating. Disease, infection, injury, and the environment are often the cause of skin problems, but many of these issues can be avoided by caring properly for our skin.

Dry Skin
Many people have oily skin, not dry skin (especially teenagers). But environmental conditions like the wind, dry air, and sunlight, can cause your skin to become dry and flaky. Scrubbing lightly with a washcloth will remove most dry skin flakes, then, you can follow up with a moisturizing lotion to protect and restore moisture to your skin.
Acne
Acne is a common skin ailment that is case when the oil glands in your skin produce too much sebum. This accumulates and leads to those ugly black-heads that we all hate. Although teenagers often outgrow acne, some adults still deal with acne. Acne can also become worse by eating certain foods such as chocolate. There are a number of products available to help treat acne such as Proactive.
Dermatitis
Dermatitis is a condition that is painful and very itchy. It is often caused by an allergy to certain foods or even medications. People suffering from dermatitis should seek help from a dermatologist to ensure that they receive proper diagnosis, care, and treatment. This is the best bet to identify the cause and get adequate treatment.
Although some of these skin conditions can be avoided by adopting a regimen of exfoliation, cleansing, and moisturizing, if you have a persistent condition that doesn't improve, it's always a good idea to seek care from your doctor.
Source: http://cliniconomy..com/2013/09/common-skin-problems-skin-care.html

Also See:Skin Care - How to Control Oily Skin
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The kind of hectic lifestyles led by people often makes them skip breakfast and even lunch in many cases. People believe that these habits will not affect them in any way. However, if people and men in particular take a look at research that has been conducted, they will understand that they are perhaps making a big mistake by skipping the first meal during the day. It has been observed that men who skip breakfast are more likely to be affected by heart diseases. The study conducted has confirmed earlier findings, which showed that eating habits were closely linked to heart health.

Having breakfast in the morning gives the body the nourishment it needs to keep working all day. Men who decide that they do not have the time to consume the first meal of the day generally tend to eat smaller quantities of food and depend upon one large meal at the end of the day. They also consume alcohol and use tobacco regularly. They are at a higher risk of developing problems like diabetes, hypertension, and higher levels of cholesterol and weight gain. These are problems, which ultimately cause blockages in the arteries of the heart and lead to heart attacks.
It is extremely important for men and women not to skip breakfast at any time but to give it extra importance. People generally talk of the quality of food; they have, believing that it would help them lead a healthy life. They never speak about the way they have the food. They forget that having good-quality food at a single time can increase the calories in the body leaving them exposed to the risks mentioned throughout this discussion.
People must make it a habit never to skip breakfast and make it a point to have smaller portions of meals regularly throughout the day. Such habits will not only keep them energetic but will prevent them from consuming large quantities of food, which may not be healthy. It could also keep them away from habits like using alcohol or tobacco, especially at a time when they are hungry. People who cannot observe proper eating habits regularly are advised to look out for supplements, which can prevent occurrences of the diseases spoken about. One such supplement which is made from grape seeds and is known as resveratrol will prove extremely helpful in reducing the risks of diseases of the heart and any other symptoms which can lead to this condition.
Eating a healthy breakfast is extremely important, but for people who cannot do so including dietary supplements of resveratrol along with their daily diet will go a long way in keeping them healthier.
SOURCE: http://cliniconomy..com/2013/09/do-not-skip-breakfast-if-you-want-to.html
Also See: Heart Disease: Symptoms, Causes And treatment
http://cliniconomy..com/2013/09/heart-disease-know-signscauses-and.html

Headache, also known as cephalgia, is classified into two categories, primary or secondary, and all headaches fit into one of these two classifications. Depending on classification and headache type, the headache symptoms will vary. Primary headaches are standalone, meaning they are not associated with any other disease or disorder, but are themselves the primary disorder. In other words, they are not associated with any other underlying pathology. Secondary headaches are those attributed to some other pathologic condition. Secondary headaches are the result of infectious diseases, neoplasms (tumors), drug-inducements, and other causes of unknown origin.

Primary headaches include tension-type headaches, migraine headaches, sinus headaches, and cluster headaches, and are much more prevalent than secondary types, which are rarely seen. The most common primary headaches are tension-type and it has been estimated that up to 90% of adults have this type. Females are twice as likely to suffer from tension headaches as males.
Tension headaches are often mistaken for migraines because they have many of the same symptoms. They generally produce mild to moderate pain that feels like a tight band has been placed around the head. Pressure is felt from the back of the head and neck area all the way around to the forehead. The pain is usually pounding or throbbing, affects the front, sides, back, or top of the head, and can shift back and forth from mild to severe throughout the day. These types of headaches may last from a few minutes to several days. A good indication of whether it's a tension-type or migraine headache is that tension-types do not affect vision, balance and equilibrium, or muscle strength.
Migraine headaches are the second most common type of primary headache, affecting as many as 30 million people in the United States. Migraines typically begin manifesting their symptoms sometime between the age of puberty and young adulthood, but can also affect children. In children, migraine pain is experienced equally in males and females, but as adults, females are three times more likely than males to suffer with migraine symptoms.
Migraines are typically unilateral and are of a stabbing and pulsating nature. They are more often then not accompanied by temporary neurological disturbances such as bright flashes of light or zigzagging patterns of light. Other symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Sinus headaches are caused by inflamed sinus cavities. Sinuses are air-filled cavities in the cheekbones, forehead, and base of the nose that produce a mucus which normally drains out the nose. Sinuses can become inflamed due to infections, allergic reactions, and other disorders, which can prevent the normal flow of mucus. This buildup of mucus can cause enough pressure to result in a sinus headache.
Typical symptoms of a sinus headache are pain in the forehead, cheekbones, or base of the nose (sinus locations). In addition to the pain there is usually a high amount of nasal mucus flow, fever, and swelling in the face.
Cluster headaches, also known as "suicide headaches," are much more rare than tension-type or migraine and occur in just 0.1% of the population. They affect men the majority of the time and "intense pain" is their prominent feature. They differ from migraines in that they come on quickly; their onset is rapid. They are almost exclusively unilateral which is why they are often mistaken for brain tumors or even multiple sclerosis.
Secondary headaches can result from countless numbers of conditions that run the gamut from life threatening to mild. They can be caused by relatively minor events such as caffeine withdrawal or discontinuance of pain medication and also from life threatening disorders such as brain tumors, strokes, and spinal meningitis. They can also result from eye strain, blurred vision and coughing.
There are many other types of headaches, each having their own unique headache symptoms. The vast majority belong in the primary category while a lesser percentage of headaches are classified as secondary. It is often difficult, even for the professional, to diagnose the different types of headaches correctly, as many of the same signs and symptoms overlap the various types.
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Within a month or two of HIV entering the body, 40% to 90% of people experience flulike symptoms known as acute retroviral syndrome (ARS). But sometimes HIV symptoms don't appear for years—sometimes even a decade—after infection. "In the early stages of HIV infection, the most common symptoms are none," says Michael Horberg, MD, director of HIV/AIDS for Kaiser Permanente, in Oakland, Calif. One in five people in the United States with HIV doesn't know they have it, which is why it's so important to get tested, especially if you have unprotected sex with more than one partner or use intravenous drugs. Here are some signs that you may be HIV-positive.

Fever:
One of the first signs of ARS can be a mild fever, up to about 102 degrees F. The fever, if it occurs at all, is often accompanied by other usually mild symptoms, such as fatigue, swollen lymph glands, and a sore throat. "At this point the virus is moving into the blood stream and starting to replicate in large numbers," says Carlos Malvestutto, MD, instructor of infectious diseases and immunology in the department of medicine at NYU School of Medicine in New York City. "As that happens, there is an inflammatory reaction by the immune system."
Fatigue:
The inflammatory response generated by your besieged immune system also can cause you to feel tired and lethargic. Fatigue can be both an early and later sign of HIV. Ron, 54, a public relations executive in the Midwest, started to worry about his health when he suddenly got winded just walking. "Everything I did, I got out of breath," he says. "Before that I had been walking three miles a day." Ron had tested HIV positive 25 years before feeling so tired; fatigue during acute, or newly contracted, HIV might not be so obvious. Achy Muscles:
ARS is often mistaken for the flu, mononucleosis, or another viral infection, even syphilis or hepatitis. That's not surprising: Many of the symptoms are the same, including pain in the joints and muscles and swollen lymph glands. Lymph nodes are part of your body's immune system and tend to get inflamed when there's an infection. Many of them are located in your armpit, groin, and neck.
Sore Throat And headache:
As with other symptoms, sore throat and headache can often be recognized as ARS only in context, Dr. Horberg says. If you've engaged recently in high- risk behavior , an HIV test is a good idea. Get tested for your own sake and for others: HIV is most infectious in the earliest stage. Keep in mind that the body hasn't produced antibodies to HIV yet so an antibody test may not pick it up. (It can take a few weeks to a few monthsfor HIV antibodies to show in a blood test). Investigate other test options such as one that detects viral RNA, typically within nine days of infection.
Skin Rash:
Skin rashes can occur early or late in the course of HIV/AIDS. For Ron, this was another sign that he might not have run-of-the-mill allergies or a cold. "They were like boils, with some itchy pink areas on my arms," Ron says. The rashes can also appear on the trunk of the body. "If [the rashes] aren't easily explained or easily treated, you should think about having an HIV test," Dr. Horberg says. Neusa, vomitting and diahiea: Anywhere from 30% to 60% of people have short-term nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea in the early stages of HIV, Dr. Malvestutto says. These symptoms can also appear as a result of antiretroviral therapy and later in the infection, usually as the result of an opportunistic infection. "Diarrhea that is unremitting and not responding at all to usual therapy might be an indication," Dr. Horberg says. Or symptoms may be caused by an organism not usually seen in people with healthy immune systems, he adds.
Weight Loss:
Once called "AIDS wasting," weight loss is a sign of more advanced illness and could be due in part to severe diarrhea. "If you're already losing weight, that means the immune system is usually fairly depleted," Dr. Malvestutto says. "This is the patient who has lost a lot of weight even if they continue to eat as much as possible. This is late presentation. We still see a lot of these." It has become less common, however, thanks to antiretroviral therapy. A person is considered to have wasting syndrome if they lose 10% or more of their body weight and have had diarrhea or weakness and fever for more than 30 days, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Dry Cough: A dry cough was the first sign Ron had that something was wrong. He at first dismissed it as bad allergies. But it went on for a year and a half— and kept getting worse. Benadryl, antibiotics, and inhalers didn't fix the problem. Neither did allergists. This symptom—an "insidious cough that could be going on for weeks that doesn't seem to resolve," Dr. Malvestutto says—is typical in very ill HIV patients. Pneumonia:
The cough and the weight loss may also presage a serious infection caused by a germ that wouldn't bother you if your immune system was working properly. "There are many different opportunistic infections and each one can present differently," Dr. Malvestutto says. In Ron's case, it was Pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP), aka "AIDS pneumonia," which eventually landed him in the hospital. Other opportunistic infections include toxoplasmosis, a parasitic infection that affects the brain; a type of herpes virus called cytomegalovirus; and yeast infections such as thrush .
Night Sweats:
About half of people get night sweats during the early stages of HIV infection, Dr. Malvestutto says. These can be even more common later in infection and aren't related to exercise or the temperature of the room. Similar to the hot flashes that menopausal women suffer, they're also hard to dismiss, given that they soak your bedclothes and sheets.
Nail Change:
Another sign of late HIV infection are nail changes, such as clubbing (thickening and curving of the nails), splitting of the nails, or discoloration (black or brown lines going either vertically or horizontally). Often this is due to a fungal infection, such as candida. "Patients with depleted immune systems will be more susceptible to fungal infections," Dr. Malvestutto says.
Yeast Infection:
Another fungal infection that's common in later stages is thrush, a mouth infection caused by Candida, a type of yeast. "It's a very common fungus and the one that causes yeast infections in women," Dr. Malvestutto says. "They tend to appear in the mouth or esophagus, making it difficult to swallow." Ron woke up one day to find white patches on his tongue. He had thrush. For him, "It was not bothersome other than I didn't like having it." The infection was hard to get rid of, but finally cleared up after Ron started taking drugs to combat HIV.
Confusion And Lack Of Concentration:
Cognitive problems could be a sign of HIV-related dementia, which usually occurs late in the course of the disease. In addition to confusion and difficulty concentrating, AIDS-related anger might also involve memory problems and behavioral issues such as anger or irritability. It may even include motor changes: becoming clumsy, lack of coordination, and problems with tasks requiring fine motor skills such as writing by hand.
Cold Sores Or Genital Herpes:
Cold sores (oral herpes) and genital herpes can be a sign of both ARS and late-stage HIV infection. And having herpes can also be a risk factor for contracting HIV. This is because genital herpes can cause ulcers that make it easier for HIV to enter the body during sex. And people who have HIV tend to have more severe herpes outbreaks more often because HIV weakens the immune system.
Tangliness And Weakness:
Late HIV can also cause numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. This is called peripheral neuropathy, which also occurs in people with uncontrolled diabetes. "This is when the nerves are actually damaged," Dr. Malvestutto says. These symptoms can be treated with over-the-counter pain relievers and antiseizure medicines such as Neurontin (gabapentin).
Menstrual Abnormalities:
Advanced HIV disease appears to increase the risk of having menstrual irregularities, such as fewer and lighter periods. These changes, however, probably have more to do with the weight loss and poor health of women with late- stage infection rather than the infection itself. Infection with HIV also has been associated with earlier age of menopause (47 to 48 years for infected women compared to 49 to 51 years for uninfected women).
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We all have experienced some form and level of stress. But what are the symptoms? Well first of all those experiencing very high levels of stress will certainly feel the adverse affect it has on their body and subsequently on their behaviour. Their mind will almost certainly be in overdrive and their sense of well being will be low. They may well have been suffering from stress for a considerable period of time before these symptoms became noticeable.
Those suffering badly tend to feel 'less important' than they used to feel, as their self esteem takes a sharp spiral in a downward direction. They become more and more anxious, and their mood becomes changeable and erratic. They often fear the worst as their troubled mind races awaywith them. They worry continuously, usually unnecessarily. They analyse over and over again all the possible scenarios that may or may not result of any given situation or situations. Their mind is in turmoil. Often their moods are very bad indeed, which leads to verbal outbursts of seemingly irrational abuse, even to those who they love the most. They seldom sit down for any reasonable period to eat and therefore their eating habits become irregular.

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Medical abortion uses two oral drugs to clear the uterus. It is an alternative to surgery and generally called non-surgical abortion. However, there are a couple of things that you should know if you are planning to go through abortion through drugs.

Not Successful All the Time
There is no guarantee that medical abortion will be successful. Any woman who wants to have this non-surgical abortion should be ready to undergo a surgical abortion in case the abortion through drugs fails.
In medical abortion, two drugs are taken by mouth. The first drug weakens the attachment of the fetus to the womb, whereas the second drug causes contractions and bleeding that expels the unborn child out of the woman's body. These drugs are taken two days apart. They may cause birth defects. Thus, if unsuccessful, the woman must have surgical abortion.
There are times that the abortion is not complete. This is why the woman needs to attend the examination one to two weeks after taking the drug. This examination verifies if the abortion is successful. If not, a surgical abortion will be recommended.
Eligibility for Medical Abortion
Medical abortion is not for everyone. Women can abort pregnancy through drugs as soon as they have confirmed pregnancy and the pregnancy is not more than 8 weeks. In short, women who are in the latter stages of pregnancy are disc rouged to have an abortion.
As aforementioned, a part of the medical abortion eligibility is to be willing to undergo surgical abortion if it fails and to return to the clinic for the follow-up examination.
Moreover, the doctor or nurse will clarify the medical abortion contraindications. Women who have had an ectopic pregnancy or a pregnancy outside the uterus may not be eligible for an abortion through drugs. In addition, women who have the following cannot have medical abortion:

allergy to the drugs or any of their components.
asthma that is uncontrolled or being treated with corticosteroids.
porphyria: a disease that is characterized by abnormally metabolized hemoglobin.
malfunctioning adrenal glands.
cardiovascular problems.
very high blood pressure.

Women who also have an intra-uterine contraceptive device in the uterus are not eligible for abortion through drugs.

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Note: I am not, and i can never advice anyone to go for an abortion. This is just to enlighten our ladies in case the case is inevitable.
Thank you

brosss: hahhahahshahahagahahaha....... had me a good laugh....

please move to jokes section.

like the previous guy said........ we like taking water with our food just fine.


and the thing about salt and "H ing " that's just bleeping hilarious....
hahahhahhhha.....

how old are u men........ ?
LOL....
GUY, WHY YOU WAN KNW HOW MANY YEARS I DEY?

AND AGAIN MAN, MY POST IS REAL, DONT HINK IT IS ONE OF THOSE GEBBRISH LOITERING ABT THE NET.
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Water as we all know is a universal solvent as it can dissolve so many substances. This adds to other numerous importance of water coupled to the fact that all the living things on planet earth and also virtually non living things are composed of it and depends on water for their precious existence.
In as much on all this, it is not healthy to drink water while eating.you have to wait for about 5-10 minutes before drinking water. Ok, you will be saying in your mind, 'what is this guy talking about?' Imagine you cooking your meal, and finally its time to put ur salt or paper. Then after adding the salt; the food come out more thirstful and you will be saying, 'hello food be fast, guys are H'ing badly' then suddenly you have to add more water into the food so that the food wont burn in your pot. You will notice that after adding the water, the thirst the salt had improved inside the food will diminish rapidly because the water has diluted the salt.
That is the case in your stomach, when you eat, their are some enzymes produced inside the stomach, intestine: the pepsin renin, amylopsin and so on. They break down the food particles into smaller particles that enables the food to be assimilated into the blood stream by the villi which lies on the walls of the small intestine. This water will dilute these enzymes, and they will cease to function for the mean time pending when the gallbladder, intestinal cells lining on the walls of the intestine tends to produce more enzyme to put the chemical reaction in equilibrium.
Let me stop here but endeavour to ask your questions and I will be pleased to attend to it.
Thank you.
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Being diagnosed with uterine fibroids raises many questions for the patient, especially if they already have anemia or chronic menstruation problems. Fibroids are non-cancerous tumors occurring in and around the uterus. The most common recommendation for fibroid patients is to wait and observe the fibroids before any treatment options are suggested by the physician. This is especially true if the fibroids are relatively small and not causing any serious health problems. However, an ultrasound will probably be recommended to tell the doctor the placement, size and growth rate of the fibroids.

There are several natural life changes you can make to help your body fight off the fibroids on their own. The main one, that will probably not be a surprise, is your diet. The biggest recommendation is to eat lots and lots of vegetables of all colors and varieties. If monthly menstruation is heavy, iron-rich vegetables like spinach are necessary to avoid anemia. Avoid processed foods with a long shelf life because of the many chemicals that are used to preserve them. Soy based products are not good for fibroids because they tend to increase estrogen levels, which feed the tumors. Red meat and dairy products that come from animals that are fed hormones are also not good for the fibroid patient. Sugar weakens the immune system and should be avoided, as well as caffeine and alcohol.
The second lifestyle habit you can adopt to help stop your fibroid growth is regular exercise. Exercise detoxifies your body and improves circulation, strength, and overall health. Sixty minutes per week should be your minimum and sixty minutes per day is much better. Choose something that you like to do so you will enjoy the time and continue to make it a "regular" part of life.
There are several herbal supplements that can help with the causes and symptoms of fibroids and an alternative health provider can help you find the best daily regiment for your body. These can help with detoxifying your body and boosting your immune system so your body can fight off the growths on its own. There are herbs and over-the-counter medications that can help relieve excessive cramping during menstruation. Since there are a variety of kinds of fibroids, each person is unique and needs an individual regime.
The fourth lifestyle habit that will help manage fibroid growth is to manage your stress levels. Our western culture often encourages staying busy and doing many things at once. However, stress can disrupt many of the delicate balances in the body and affect your health in ways that you are probably not aware of until years down the road when the daily abuse overloads the body's structures. Taking time to relax and feed your soul and spirit as well as your body will pay huge dividends.
These four lifestyle habits can all contribute to helping your body stay healthy as well as help alleviate the symptoms and discomfort of fibroids. If they become larger and more numerous, your physician will probably recommend surgery
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The malaria parasites of man include four species: Plasmodium vivax, the causative agent of tertiam malaria, Plasmodium malariae, the causative agent of quartan malaria, Plasmodium falciparum, the causative agent of tropical (falciparum) malaria, Plasmodium Ovale, the causative agent of tertian Ovale-malaria.

Morphology of plasmodium
Blood stages of plasmodium are as follows;
1. young trophozoites (ring forms)
2. growing trophozoites
3. mature trophozoites
4. mature schizonts
5. macrogamerocytes
6. microgametocytes.
The merozoite is the youngest form of the parasite, appearing as the result of the splitting of a mature schizont. It is spherical or oval and small in size (1-2 micrometer). The merozoites is the youngest form of the parasite, appearing as the result of the splitting of a mature schizont. It is spherical or oval and small in size (1-2 micrometer). The merozites consists of cytoplasm and a nucleus. Merozites penetrate into the erythrocytes and give rise to asexual forms of the parasites. The young trophozoite (ring-form stage) grows larger and a vacoule appears in its cytoplasm. At this stage the malaria parasite has irregular contours movement. As it grows, a pigment appears within it (a product of hemoglobin breakdown) in the form of dark-brown spots. The mature schizont becomes rounded and pulls in its pseudopodia by the time of complete merulation, occupying almost the entire erythrocytes. The nucleus and cytoplasm divide and form from 6 to 24 merozoites (it depends on the species of the parasite). The pigment accumulates in the center in a compact clump. The erythrocytes are destroyed by merozoites. The merozoites release into the blood plasma. Some of them again penetrate into erythrocytes. The gametocytes are sex cells and are subdivided into female (macrogametocytes) and male (microgametocytes) cells. The macrogametocytes are 12-14 micrometer, their nuclei are small. The microgametocytes are smaller, their nuclei are large.
Life cycle
The life cycle involves sexual stage (sporogony) in the mosquito (Anopheles) and asexual stage (schizogony) in humans, Man is an intermediate host and mosquito is a definitive host. The life cycle passes 3 stages: two in man: "Exoerythrocytic schizogony" (liver phases) and "Erythrocytic schizogony" (blood phases); one in mosquito: "Sporogony"
Exoerythrocytic schizogony (liver phase)
1. Mosquito bites man, takes blood meal and injects sporozoites from its salivary gland into the blood.
2. Sporozoites travel through blood to the liver, multiply asexually to form merozoites, which upon liver cell rupture, Merozoites are released into the bloodstream and infect erythrocytes...........
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so far Nigeria is consigned. We have good and quality trained medical personels.

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sometimes it is not the womens faulth that they dont concieve, in our Nigeria of today when couples fail to bring forth the fruit of the womb. accusing fingers will be pointed to the woman, excluding the man.
its feel so bad when such things happen.
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remain blessed.

Diabetic Retinopathy is a progressive loss of vision associated with diabetes, which may eventually lead to blindness.
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Diabetic Retinopathy is a progressive loss of vision associated with diabetes, which may eventually lead to blindness. All people with diabetes are potentially at risk of developing this condition, depending on how long they have had diabetes, their level of insulin intake and degree of control of the disease. Diabetic Retinopathy is the most common cause of visual problems in people with diabetes.

About
The disease occurs as a result of a weakening of blood vessels in the eyes, causing swelling and leakage of blood. Fluid and fat are able to escape into the eye, creating swelling of the retina and blockage of vision from blood and fat deposits. As the pressure of blood builds up, due to blockage of larger blood vessels in the retina, many smaller vessels are called upon to release this pressure. Unfortunately, they are weak and may bleed without warning, causing sudden vision loss. Scar tissue may develop at the site of bleeding and increase the risk of retinal detachment.
Several risk factors contribute to the progression of Diabetic Retinopathy, in particular high blood pressure, protein in the urine and high cholesterol levels. Damage is usually quite severe before any change in vision is noticed, making it extremely important that the eyes are checked regularly.
Prevention
Most important in the prevention of Diabetic Retinopathy is a strict adherence to a diabetic diet and medically supervised treatment programme. Development of this condition is closely linked to how well blood glucose is controlled; the better the control, the less likely the disease is to progress. It is important that other risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking are reduced as much as possible.
Signs and symptoms
There are no early symptoms for many people with early stages of Diabetic Retinopathy. Many people do not have any vision impairment until the disease is in advanced stages. If symptoms develop, they may include sudden loss of vision, blurring, flashes of light, pain and changes in central and/or colour vision.
Any person with diabetes who notices a change in their vision should be checked by a Doctor or Ophthalmologist as soon as possible.
Health care
As with all conditions, your Doctor should be consulted. This condition and diabetes in general require close monitoring by a medical practitioner.
All people with diabetes should have a retinal examination at least every 2 years. Early diagnosis and intervention can help reduce the effects of Diabetic Retinopathy on vision. Any changes in vision should be reported immediately. Early detection and suitable treatment may help prevent up to 98% of severe vision loss.
Health management should be approached as per prevention through appropriate diet (low in fat and sugar and high in fibre and carbohydrates), exercise and blood glucose management. A number of treatment options exist, depending on the severity of the condition. Most effective is laser treatment of the retina which aids in sealing the leaking vessels. Vitrectomy (a medical procedure) may be used to make an insertion behind the iris and relieve pressure on the retina.
Diet tips
- Following a healthy eating plan and leading an active lifestyle can help improve blood glucose control and regulate bodyweight.
- Foods with a low Glycaemic Index (GI) are recommended because they lead to a small glucose response. These foods include wholegrain bread, oats, certain high fibre breakfast cereals, pasta, barley, legumes, temperate fruits, starchy vegetables such as corn and sweet potato and milk products.
- Avoid excessive sugar intake from foods such as cakes, biscuits, chocolate and confectionery.
- Limit the intake of fat, particularly saturated fat. A diet high in saturated fat interferes with diabetes control, contributes to weight gain and affects blood fat levels, increasing the risk of heart disease and other Diabetes complications.
- Limit alcohol intake. Alcohol can interfere with diabetic control and can cause hypoglycaemia.
- A Dietitian is an important member of the diabetes management team. See your Dietitian regularly to assist with meal planning to ensure that nutritional requirements are being met.
Vits/mins/herbs
- Vitamin A, vitamin E and magnesium may help prevent retinal problems.
- Vitamin C may assist in maintaining the strength of blood capillaries and reduce elevated cholesterol levels, particularly in people with diabetes who smoke or have a history of smoking.
- Chromium is a mineral found in brewer's yeast, which is thought to be integral in the management of normal blood glucose levels.
source: http://cliniconomy..com/2013/09/diabetic-retinopathy-diseases-of-eyes.html

There are many ways to detoxify your body. If you want to obtain a healthy body, detoxification is the way to go. One of the best organs to detoxify is the liver. A successful detox method for the liver could leave your body feeling great after a night out drinking and eating fast foods. It will take a few days to a week to detox a liver. If your body is not healthy for one reason it could be a failing organ that could be responsible, one of these organs is the liver.

The liver produced a type of bile in order to clean the toxins and wastes going through your body that are absorbed by your blood stream. After the waste is cleaned there is a toxin buildup which the liver functions as a detoxification in general. There are 2 ways that the liver needs function correctly. Water and glucose help the liver work in the body giving the liver the power to get rid of the wastes.
Step 1: Drinking water is the first step to a liver detoxification. Water is needed for any detox throughout the body. The brain is mostly water, drinking water helps you think, focus and concentrate. As an added bonus your energy levels go up. Water also flushes out toxic waste through sweat and urination.
Step 2: The foods we eat are the most important part to detoxifying your body. High starchy foods and foods that are high in carbohydrates are examples of foods that should be eaten. Starchy foods such as potatoes, bread, cereals, rice and pasta should make up about a third of the food you eat. Where you can, choose wholegrain varieties, or eat potatoes with their skins on for more fiber
Step 3: Here are some effective herbs that can be beneficial for both the liver and gall bladder Ginger is a common food that contains chemicals that have been shown to increase bile structure and to reduce cholesterol levels. Also, Dandelion, Milk Thistle and Panax Ginseng are all effective herbs that help the production of bile and promote protein to replace damaged liver cells.
How long should you detoxify your body?
Once the liver has detoxified, they are delivered to the bile for elimination via feces. It should take at least 2-3 days of digesting and consuming the herbal teas, water and all those healthy foods that will help you detoxify your body.
A complete liver detoxification strategy will completely help the functionality to the liver as well as to the rest of the body. All of the body's organs are vitally important, but cleansing your liver will bring you the most satisfaction.
source: http://cliniconomy..com/2013/09/the-liver-simple-ways-to-detoxificate.html