Health Care

  The holidays finally give us a break from our busy lives and a chance to think about ourselves. Spending some time in the sunlight on the cool mornings of February will instantly make you feel refreshed and happy.   For years, we have been told that going out in the hot sunlight without sunscreen can be harmful. But the truth is that this hot sunlight is also essential for our bodies.   The sun's rays can improve your mood, lower your blood pressure, help strengthen your muscles and bones, and even help improve your immune system.   Benefits of Sunlight   Sitting outside in sunlight can be beneficial for your mental and physical health.   The human body stops producing vitamin D without sunlight, which is essential for your bones, muscles, and immune system.   In some countries, there are only a few months of the year when there is enough sunshine to provide the human body with the necessary vitamin D. In the UK, this is only ...

  Sleep Sleeping not only serves as a break from our busy day-to-day life but also has many benefits for our physical and mental health. Just as breathing and eating are required by the body regularly, sleep is also essential for the body and almost everyone knows that eight hours of sleep is necessary for a good night's sleep. This is the reason why according to experts; sleep is one of the most important things for a human being. We always hear or see the advice of doctors that a person should get good sleep to avoid many diseases. Doctors also say that sleep is the food of the human body, and it is a natural way to maintain and develop the mental health of a person.   Why do we need sleep? Sleep is important for the production of certain hormones such as growth hormone. Also, your body repairs damaged cells while you sleep. Sleep also enables us to restore, reset, and better balance the physiological processes within our bodies. In a 2013 study conducted by rese...

    T he Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimate that over 70 million persons in America have high cholesterol. Of these, less than half are receiving therapy, and only one in three have their illness under control. Heart disease risk is doubled in those with high cholesterol compared to those with good levels. Find out more about the lifestyle adjustments you may make to lower your cholesterol . Although lowering your cholesterol may seem like a daunting task, it doesn't have to be. These are a few easy strategies to reduce cholesterol. 1. Study your lineage Y ou might be more susceptible to heart disease or excessive cholesterol if these disorders run in your family. Find out from your family members if there is anyone who has ever had high cholesterol. Additionally, ascertain whether any of the following illnesses are inherited by you: Diabetes Obesity  Atherosclerosis  Metabolic syndrome See your doctor about your cholesterol levels ...

  Waxy in texture, cholesterol is created by the liver and is acquired through the consumption of animal's products such meat, dairy, and eggs. Dietary cholesterol  rarely has a significant effect on total cholesterol levels because eating a lot of it will cause your liver to create less of it. On the other hand, consuming a lot of sugar, trans fat and saturated fat can increase cholesterol. Remember that there are various kinds of cholesterol High levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol, especially when oxidized, have been associated with an increased risk of heart disease, heart attack, and stroke, even if "good" HDL cholesterol may be healthy for you.   This is because oxidized low-density lipoprotein (LDL) has a higher propensity to adhere to arterial walls and create plaques, which block these blood channels. Here are ten dietary suggestions to help lower cholesterol and lower your chance of heart disease. 1. Consume Soluble Fiber-Rich Foods ...