Main symptoms in multiple sclerosis
* Urinary incontinence.
* Bladder dysfunction.
* Intestinal dysfunction.
* Dizziness.
* Dysphagia.
* Fatigue.
* Difficulty in walking.
* Headache.
* Loss of hearing.
* Itching.
* Numbness.
* Optic neuritis.
* General pain and a tendency to chronicity.
* Tremor.
* Difficulty speaking.
* Depression. (more…)
Multiple sclerosis is an immune system disease whose causes and natural treatments are possible today in continuing study.
Definition of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a disease of slow onset with a tendency to chronicity. Affected the immune system, renal system, nervous system, the joint system and the excretory system.
It is a disease of the restrictive nature which also has to take into account the negative thoughts and feelings generated by multiple sclerosis.
The most important factor in the emergence of multiple sclerosis is the loss of myelin is composed of protein and fat.
Myelin facilitates the conduction of nerve impulses produced in our brains. Damage to the myelin gives us multiple sclerosis. Everyone suffers from different symptoms and may suffer from mild to severe symptoms. (more…)
According to WHO cardiovascular diseases are the world’s highest death rate so it is important to know how to prevent them.
Definition of cardiovascular disease
Cardiovascular diseases are those relating to heart problems and circulatory system. They are also known as heart. They also include the stroke, but fall in a somewhat unusual shade so it has its own section on the Web.
Although in some cases no symptoms just telling us it is true that our body normally tells us with symptoms of a heart attack.
The most common are:
* Chest pain, sometimes just a nuisance but it radiates to the arms, especially the left, and even the jaw.
* Often presents with shortness of breath, cold sweat, pallor, dizziness, nausea, vomiting or loss of consciousness. (more…)
Researchers from the Prevention and Research Center Yale-Griffin, Yale University (USA), ensure that a diet rich in walnuts helps improve endothelial function in patients with type 2 diabetes by encouraging, therefore, better cardiovascular health, according to results of a study published in the latest issue of the journal Diabetes Care.
Previous studies have shown the benefits of eating nuts for heart health but few studies had focused on patients with diabetes. On this occasion, these experts analyzed the evolution of 24 adults who consumed an average of 56 grams daily for eight weeks, then continue with their usual diet over eight weeks. (more…)
The consumption of chocolate may reduce risk of stroke, according to a study from McMaster University in Hamilton (Canada) that was announced during the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology which was held in Toronto.
Another study found that eating chocolate may lower the risk of death after a stroke. The authors explain that chocolate is rich in antioxidants called flavonoids, which may have a protective effect against stroke but more research is needed. (more…)
Unlike anti-inflammatory steroids used generally, nature provides us with anti-inflammatory substances that, conversely to those drugs, act as immunostimulants. It is known that the crisis of autoimmune diseases increase after infection and anti-inflammatory steroid-so used to combat inflammation-have the disadvantage of weakening the defenses predisposing patients to new infections also giving way to a grim cycle.
Among the natural immunostimulants that can be recommended to keep the patient away from any infection include Propolis, cats claw and Zinc. (more…)
It is important that those who suffer from this disease have a varied diet and integral containing plenty of fruits and vegetables, preferably raw, grains, legumes, nuts, seaweed, sea fish and quality virgin oils. As for the red and white-meat, milk and eggs should contain as little fat as possible and be consumed in moderation. The sausages, sweets, sweeteners, white sugar or sodas should be removed completely from the diet.
Another key is nutritional supplementation and use of medicinal herbs. And these are the most important elements that should contain a treatment to combat lupus:
They all seem to stop their autoimmune disease process if you take a dose of 3 grams of fish oil for three weeks.There are clinical studies demonstrating the ability of these nutrients to achieve remission of the disease. (more…)
Lupus means wolf in Latin and erythematosus means redness, thus defines a condition characterized by redness of the skin similar to that which would result from the bite of a wolf ..
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) is considered an autoimmune disease, so far unknown causes, here are some ranges of natural medicine.
This rare disease causes skin lesions and is expressed in every tissue in the body (this is said to be systemic). Basically, then, an autoimmune inflammatory disease. This means that for some inexplicable reason the immune system is “wrong” and instead of fighting external stressors attacking your own tissue. (more…)
Implications that can cause dyslexia
The untreated dyslexia can cause a range of negative consequences added. The most important impact is a delay in school learning that builds up over the years if no rehabilitative treatment. This delay can result in accreditation not the end of compulsory education (diploma of Graduate in Compulsory Secondary Education) or in the early school dropout.
Furthermore, reading problems that these children can lead to delay or prevent this type of work, for this reason are often described as lazy. It is also common to develop impulsive behavior in their school life and disdain get a bit of quality in their work. The continuous sense of failure at school can trigger aversion to academic studies and tasks, and negativistic behavior to the instructions of teachers and professors. (more…)
Dyslexia is a disorder that affects the learning of many individuals who unknowingly find that their difficulty in reading with their studies. Want to know what is dyslexia and what might be the most practical solutions?
What is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a disorder that affects the acquisition of reading skills. The performance of these children in reading tests is substantially below what one would expect for their age. Reading problems cause deficits in accuracy, word recognition, speed and comprehension.
It is important to note that the origin of these problems is related to biological and neurological factors, therefore it is totally inappropriate to blame the child for their difficulties with reading. (more…)
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