Archive for February, 2010

The Principle Of Treatment Of Diarrhea

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Diarrhoea remains a national health problem due to the frequency and mortality rate remains high. At five in Indonesia, on average, experience diarrhea 2-3 times a year. With the introduction of oral rehydration salts, the mortality rate from diarrhea has been reduced significantly. However, children suffering from malnutrition remain high, which may be the result of diarrheal diseases in children among others. Here are briefly described in the prevention and treatment of diarrhea in the home.

Bowel habits in children
In general, children defecate as often as three times a day, often rare, and rarely as once every three days. forms fecal stool water. under normal conditions, a chair like a banana. Seen from the water content of the feces of “liquid” water level (the highest is varied, usually occurs in acute diarrhea), “soft” (like porridge), “form” (normal stool, such as banana) and hard (with a little water in a state of constipation). drink in infants of 0-2 months, not to mention the milk, the incidence of colon cancer more often, which can be 80-10 times a day with watery, frothy and smells sour. While the baby’s weight gain to normal, is not to be classified as diarrhea, but it is a temporary lactose intolerance due to incomplete development of the device tract.

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Severe Tooth Decay Trigger Diabetes

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

Never underestimate the toothache. Because if it is left to decay can cause serious illness. Diabetes or diabetes is one of the many diseases that can be present due to the neglected toothache.
Well known that the average diabetic has a dental health problem. This was reinforced by studies in the United States of America (USA), which states that patients with chronic caries may be a person with type 2 diabetes. Diabetes and dental professionals in the United Kingdom agreed that, although the results of research needs further investigation.
In tooth decay can affect the bacteria in the bloodstream and immune system. Immune system cells to the release of a class of proteins called cytokines damaged. These cytokines damage the cells of the pancreas produces insulin, a hormone that triggers diabetes.
U.S. researchers, the discovery of this symposium at the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research in Maryland. Dr. Anthony Iacopino, dental specialist at Marquette University School of Density, says Wisconsin was destroyed in the pancreas, the cells responsible for insulin production by high levels of cytokines. If this happens only once, then someone is likely to suffer from type 2 diabetes, although the man previously in good health.

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Broccoli Can Block The Process Of Diabetes

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Diabetes | broccoli as a super food predicate, as no doubt. As much as studies show that foods rich in these natural substances that are beneficial to health.
A recent study in England shows that broccoli is a vital substance that has been damaged in a position to repair and restore the function of blood vessels caused by diabetes and diabetes. Researchers at the University of Warwick believes that this substance called sulforaphane, has an important role in the restoration of the blood vessels.
As reported in the journal Diabetes, sulforaphane can stimulate the production of enzymes that protect blood vessels and reduction of molecules which cause significant cell damage. Type of brassica vegetables such as broccoli have been associated with a lower risk of heart attack and stroke.

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