Tuesday, 21 July 2015

Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile Dysfunction, is the inability to achieve or sustain an Attention suitable for sexual intercouse. Having Attention trouble from time to time isn't necessarily a cause for concern. But if erectile dysfunction is an ongoing problem, it may cause stress, cause relationship problems or affect your self confidence. Problems getting or keeping an Attention can be a sign of a health condition that needs treatment, such as heart disease or poorly controlled diabetes. Treating an underlying problem may be enough to reverse your erectile dysfunction.
  1. Are you having problems getting an Attention
    2. Are you having problems keeping your Attention
    3. Do you have a decrease in sexual activities
    4. Is your partner frustrated and upset with your sexual life
    5. Do you have diabetes, heart disease or another know health problem that may be linked to erectile dysfunction
    6. Do you drink or Smoke
    7. Are you over weight
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Saturday, 16 May 2015

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS )



a growing health challenge among our women that unfortunately has low awareness.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a condition in which one or both ovaries produce multiple, small cysts and recent screening has revealed that its surprisingly common among women, affecting, to a greater or lesser degree, about 20 % of all women. In Nigeria the problem is growing. Most women with PCOS grow many small cysts on their ovaries. That is why it is called polycystic ovary syndrome. The cysts are not harmful but lead to hormone imbalances.
According to Dr. Cristina Meriggiola, For reasons that are not well understood, in PCOS the hormones get out of balance. One hormone change triggers another, which changes another.
For example:
• The sex hormones get out of balance. Normally, the ovaries make a tiny amount of male sex hormones (androgens). In PCOS, they start making slightly more androgens. This may cause you to stop ovulating, get acne, and grow extra facial and body hair.
• The body may have a problem using insulin, called insulin resistance. When the body doesn't use insulin well, blood sugar levels go up. Over time, this increases your chance of getting diabetes.
PCOS SYMPTOMS
Many experience or perhaps only one or two of the characteristic symptoms which include:-
1. Infrequent or absent of Menstrual periods (Amenorrhoea)
2. Weight gain or Obesity
3. Appearance of Musculine symptoms particularly growth of hair on the face or chest ( Hirsutism)
4. Skin problems, including skin tags, darkening skin and acne
5. Thinning hair on the scalp
6. Infertility - . Many women who have PCOS have trouble getting pregnant
Complications of PCOS
The common PCOS symptoms are difficult enough for most women, but some will experience further complications, including:
• Diabetes, elevated insulin levels or insulin resistance
• Heart and blood vessel problems
• Uterine cancer
• Sleep apnea
Each of these problems can be life threatening, which is why treatment for PCOS is so important
DIAGNOSES
To diagnose PCOS, the doctor will:
• Want to know about your past health, symptoms, and menstrual cycles.
• Do a physical exam to look for signs of PCOS, such as extra body hair and high blood pressure. The doctor will also check your height and weight to see if you have a healthy body mass index (BMI).
• Do a number of lab tests to check your blood sugar, insulin, and other hormone levels. Hormone tests can help rule out thyroid or other gland problems that could cause similar symptoms. You may also have a pelvic ultrasound to look for cysts on your ovaries. Your doctor may be able to tell you that you have PCOS without an ultrasound, but this test will help him or her rule out other problems.
TREATMENT
Treatment can be Orthodox or Alternate (Herbal medicine )
ORTHODOX
Polycystic ovary syndrome treatment starts with a proper diagnosis as stated above . Treatments are then chosen based on a woman's symptoms, age and future pregnancy plans. Treatment for PCOS may include:
• Birth control pills to regulate menstruation
• Insulin-sensitizing medications
• Ovulation induction to treat infertility
• Androgen-blocking medications
• Topical anti-hair-growth medications
• Other excess hair treatments
• Treatments for hair loss
• Acne treatments
• Removal of other skin problems
Please consult your Doctor for appropriate advice.

ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT;
Herbal treatment is also available and very effective with no side effects.

Greenlife Herbal Network has products that can treat PCOS, such as
- Red peony,
- Detoxin,
- Kordy cap
- Pidcare,
- Double Ginseng
- Female cleanser.

 Then to assist to restore your ovulation and then be pregnant you will also need products like -
Phoenix,
- Fqui,
- Motherplus and
-  women formula 2.

Other products you can use are
 – Permata suri and
- Green worlds soypower

 Consult us for further advice as each individual cases differ. We can be reach by
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Sunday, 8 March 2015

ACNE



acne is a common skin disorder normally found on the face and the upper torso. Acne is a cause of embarrassment to most people but it is seldom serious. Acne is caused by an interaction between hormones, skin oils, and bacteria that results in the inflammation of the hair follicles.
Majority of the cases of acne responds pretty well with personal care. With combination of personal hygiene, over-the-counter acne treatments and alternative remedies, you may have a clearer and fairer skin.
Acne may be in the form of pimples, cysts and sometimes abscesses. Cysts and abscesses are pus-filled pockets of skin where the hair follicles grow. Hair follicles are connected to the sebaceous gland that are located in the middle layer of the skin or the dermis, these glands secretes an oily substance called sebum that the body uses to keep the skin from drying.


What are the symptoms of Acne
There are 2 major categorization of symptoms of acne
Mild acnes.
Symptoms of mild acne are mostly superficial, the symptoms of mild acne are characterized with the development of few noninflammed blackheads or a moderate number of small mildly irritated pimples.
Symptoms of acne includes blackheads which appear as tiny black dots at the center of the small swelling of normal colored skin.
Another symptom of acne is called pimples. Pimples on the other hand have white centers surrounded with moderately reddened skin. Pimples are moderately uncomfortable and irritating. Mild acnes usually go away after treatment and rarely leaves scars on the skin.
Severe acne.
Symptoms of acne that is categorized as severe acne include several large, red, painful pus-filled lumps (nodules) that develops on the skin. These symptoms of acne are usually deep and cystic. At times these lumps join together under the skin forming a giant lump where it ruptures and oozes abscesses. Severe acnes usually leaves scar in the skin depending on the depth of the acne. Scars maybe tiny deep holes (ice pick scars), wide pits of varying depths or large irregular identations. Scars resulting from severe acnes lasts a lifetime. To some people this is cosmetically disturbing and a source of psychologic stress.


Skin Pore Blockage can cause acne.
One cause of acne is the blockage of skin oil secretions (sebum) that normally pass out of the skin through the hair follicles and then through the skin pores together with dead skin cells.
The clogged skin pore is one of the primary cause of acne, this is when the pore of the skin is clogged with dried sebum, dead skin cells and bacteria.
There are two types of blockage that is the cause of acne;
  1. Black Head (open comedone)- this is a cause of acne as black head develops as the dried sebum, dead skin cells and bacteria partially blocks the pore of the skin.
  2. White Head (closed comedone)- this is a cause of acne as white heads develop when the dried sebum, dead skin cells and bacteria completely blocks the pore of the skin.
Description: acne white headsDescription: acne black head
In both instances, the blockage of the skin pore promotes the growth of bacteria propionibacterium acne which is normally present in the hair follicles and a cause of acne. When this happens the bacterial growth breaks down the sebum creating a substance irritating the skin. The resulting irritation inflames the skin resulting to skin eruptions called acne pimples. When irritation worsens, an abscess will form causing skin rupture, resulting to more inflammation.
Cosmetic use can also be the cause of acne. Cosmetics blocks the skin pores preventing the flow of oils and dead skin cells from the skin. This becomes the cause of acne.
Hormones can cause of acne
Increase in hormone levels is also considered as a cause of acne. Hormone imbalance aggravate the development of acne. That is why most teenagers suffer more from acne. But as the hormone level stabilizes by mid 20's acne usually disappears. Other conditions that involves hormonal changes such as menstrual periods and during pregnancies may also be the cause of acne. The taking of oral contraceptives and menopausal hormone replacement therapy may also be a cause of acne.
Drugs can also be a cause of acne
Certain drugs such as corticosteroids and anabolic steroids can also be a cause of acne pimples. These drugs stimulate the sebaceous glands secreting more oil or sebum. When these oil or sebum are blocked this may be the cause of acne.
Others causes of acne
Other cause of acne maybe exposure to sunlight, stress and other skin irritants that continuously comes in contact with the skin.

Home Remedy for Acne
There are a few things that can be done to home remedy acne flare ups
Home Remedy Acne Care 1: Stay Clean and fresh. Acne care may be done by washing gently your skin with mild soap. Avoid strong cleansers and heavy scrubbing, this causes the skin and acne to be further irritated leaving your skin more vulnerable to the side effects of topical acne treatments. Rather use soaps that do not contain moisturizing oils that may not be washed off by water and would clog your skin pores.
For acne care, it is unnecessary to use special and more expensive facial cleansers that contain special medication against acne. Special facial cleansers used for acne care may be washed off by water anyway upon rinsing. Wash your face at least three times a day to remove excess oil and dirt for best acne care and prevention.
Home Remedy Acne Care 2: Another home remedy for acne care is to use minimal makeup and avoid those that are oil based cosmetics. Look at the labels and select those that are water-based. Some skins are easily irritated even with minimal make-ups that cause blemishes and acne breakouts. For best acne care, choose cosmetics that would not irritate your skin then remove makeup as soon as possible, most importantly before retiring to bed.
Home Remedy Acne Care 3: Avoid frequent and continous contact to your face. Try not to touch your face frequently with your hands as this may transfer germs to your face and may cause further infection of your acne. Also avoid prolonged contact with other things such as cradling telephone between your head and shoulder.
Home Remedy Acne Care 4: Poke prudently. Generally for proper acne care, dermatologists discourage the squeezing of blackheads and popping the whiteheads. These practices usually results to scarring. But who doesn't, most people can't simply resist to poke their acne or pimples, if you will do, make sure that your face and your hands are clean. Making sure that you will at least dab it with rubbing alcohol before and after to keep it disinfected.



Nutrition and Acne - Foods for Acne Free Face
Good Nutrition and eating a healthy diet is the key to effective acne care. Eating a healthy diet rich in fiber is commonly known to help maintain a clear and acne free skin. Although there is no medical study done as yet to prove the relation of diet and acne, eating a healthy diet rich in fiber brings more good to a person generally.
For best acne care and avoidance, do not eat too much meat and processed foods. Increase your intake of whole grains, vegetables, and fruits. Drink a lot of water.
Chololates can cause Acne - Myth busted. Chocolate has been blamed for acne. "The chocolate myth has been very persistent," says Alan P. Bauer, M.D. "After all these years I still hear it." In fact, the chocolate myth about acne was debunked about a half-century ago. Back then, Albert M. Kligman, M.D, professor of dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, gave a group of teens either real chocolate bars of "placebo" bars that only tasted like chocolate. Later, Dr. Kligman photographed the teens' faces and counted the acne blemishes that had developed. The teens who had eaten the placebo bars got virtually the same number of acne blemishes as the teens who had eaten the real chocolate. (Excerpt from Blended Medicine-The Best Choices of Healing, Michael Castleman, 2000)


Vitamin and Mineral Supplements for Acne Free
Take your Vitamins and Mineral Supplements.
1.      Zinc : Studies have suggested that a dose of zinc may help control the break-out of acne. Zinc works by reducing the levels of male sex hormone dihydrotestorone (DHT) in our body. By lowering the hormone androgen, acne breakouts are lessened. Zinc intake more than 30mg per day should be under medical supervision.
2.      Aloevera soft gel
3.      Lecithin
4.      Herbal soaps  such as:
-          Organo gold G-3 soap,
-           BF suma anatic herbal essence soap
-          CNI beauty soap
-          Green life G soap

Friday, 2 January 2015

Benefits of detoxifications

Welcome to my first post in 2015, wishing all my readers and friends a Happy new year, happy new month, wishing you all good health and vitality
I want to begin this year by encouraging us all to take care of our body please ensure to go for all the necessary medical test and also since we are just back from the holidays and have all indulged in all sorts of foods and junks what better way to start the year by cleansing our body from the inside today

      What is detoxification?
Detoxification is the process of removing toxins from the body. The process to detoxify your body involves many different elements such as herbal detoxification regimens, change of diet and vitamin supplements. It is one of the best ways to rid your body of toxins, which can slow it down and make it unhealthy. The process of detoxification requires some discipline.
Physical Benefits
The most noticeable benefits from detoxification are the physical ones. Since the toxins store up in major organs, detoxification will help these areas the most. The organs which are affected, such as the liver and stomach, will begin to work more effectively. After the detox is completed, you may feel "lighter" and have more energy. Also, since a detox is used to clear away free radicals, your body's immune system will be stronger and you will have a lower risk of getting cancer. Finally, a detoxification regimen will clear your blood, helping it circulate better
1. Boosts Your Energy
Many detox program followers report feeling more energetic. This would make sense because while you’re detoxing you’re stopping the influx of the things that caused you to need a detox in the first place. By cutting out the sugar, caffeine, trans fat, saturated fat, and replacing them with fresh fruits and vegetables, you’ll be getting a natural energy boost, one that comes without a resultant crash. It’s vital to stay well hydrated while on any detox program, and that can also be a source of increased energy if you typically don’t get enough water throughout the day.
2. Rids the Body of Any Excess Waste
The biggest thing that detoxing helps with is allowing the body to rid itself of any excess waste it’s been storing. Most detox programs are designed to stimulate the body to purge itself, helping the liver do its thing as well as the kidneys and colon. Cleansing the colon is an important part of the detoxing process because those toxins need to exit the body, and a backed up colon can cause them to be reintroduced into the body, rather than exiting as planned. Sticking with fruits and vegetables even after the detox program is completed is a good way to keep things moving.
3. Helps with Weight Loss
It’s easy to see how a detox diet would cause you to lose weight in the short term, but a healthier way to look at it would be to establish long-term eating habits, and rid yourself of unhealthy habits. Many times it is the drastic reduction in calories and rapid weight loss that is focused on, especially in the media. But these short-term results won’t last if you don’t make it a point to replace bad foods with good, and use your newfound energy to exercise more and be more active overall.
4. Stronger Immune System
When you detox the body you free up your organs to function the way they should. This helps to give your immune system a boost since you’ll be able to absorb nutrients better, including Vitamin C. Many of the herbs you take while on a detox will help the lymphatic system, which plays a big role in keeping you healthy and firing on all cylinders. Many detox programs also focus on light exercises which help to circulate lymph fluid through the body and helps it to drain, strengthening your immune system in the process.
5. Improved Skin
Your skin is your largest organ, so it only makes sense that it would show positive results from a detox program. One way to help your detoxing efforts is to take a sauna to help the body sweat out additional toxins. You can expect clearer, smoother skin at the end of your detox plan. It’s also been reported that detoxing can help with acne, although the condition may worsen before it gets better as the toxins are released. You may find that your skin itches or gets patchy before clearing up, but this is part of the process and is a sign that you’re on the right track with your program.
6. Better Breath
Follow a detox program that includes a colon cleanse because those toxins need to be released from the body. It’s been theorized that one contributor to bad breath is a backed up colon. When you are able to clear it out and get your digestive system functioning well again, you may find that your breath improves. Be aware that your breath may actually worsen during the detoxing process, but when it’s finished it will be better. This is natural, and occurs as toxins are released from the body.
7. Promotes Healthy Changes
It’s hard to change a long-standing habit, and a detox program – no matter how long – is one way to put a wedge between your old ways and your new ones. If you have addictions to sugar, caffeine, fried, or crunchy foods you can use a detox program to help you kill those cravings. Often if you just try to quit eating those foods or drinking those beverages you’ll have limited success, and go back to your old ways. But if you cleanse the body and replace those foods with healthier choices, you can retrain yourself and be more likely to stick to your new habits.
8. Clearer Thinking
A good detox program will pay some attention to your state of mind during the cleanse. The use of meditation is often recommended as a way to get back in touch with your body during this time of purging and cleansing of toxins. Detox followers often say that they lose that sense of fogginess, and are able to think more clearly during a detox than when not on it. It makes sense, since many of the sugar-filled and fat-filled foods that surround us each day will cause us to feel lethargic and can factor heavily in the quality of our thinking.
9. Healthier Hair
By the time you can see your hair, it’s already considered dead, as all of its growth occurs within the hair follicle. This is why it’s important to keep your body functioning at its full potential through a regular detoxing strategy. When your hair is able to grow uninhibited by internal toxins you’ll see and feel the difference in your hair. In many instances hair gets shinier, and feels softer to the touch. Detoxing isn’t enough to stop male pattern baldness, but many report that their hair grows more quickly, a sign of healthier hair.
10. Lighter Feeling
One of the reported benefits of detoxing is a feeling of being lighter. There are several reasons why this would be the case, especially if you’ll be doing a colon cleanse as part of the program. When you stop eating foods that weigh you down, and replace them with fresh organic fruits and vegetables, a lighter feeling is bound to occur. It’s also important not to overeat while detoxing, which will yield a lighter feeling as well, and will give you the energy you’ve been missing.
11. Anti-Aging Benefits
The constant barrage of toxins that the body has to deal with is one contributing factor to the aging process. By reducing the amount of free radical damage done to the body, you’re going to see not only short term benefits, but also long term benefits in an increased longevity. When you finish your detox program, it’s very important not to go right back to the lifestyle that was causing the toxicity. Sticking to a improved diet and getting daily activity are great ways to make sure that you feel good each moment of your life.

12. Improved Sense of Wellbeing
When you detox, you feel good, and when you feel good, good things happen. Detoxing is often used strategically to lose weight or to start a new diet plan, but really there’s no better reason than just to feel better. When you set the stage for wellbeing, you are going to improve all areas of your life, and you should see better relationships, better productivity at work, and a newfound or renewed zest for life.
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Thursday, 9 October 2014

allergies



What are allergies? The immune system is responsible for the identification and destruction of foreign substances that enters the body. Normally the immune system acts as the body's defense against disease-causing microorganisms and substances. However for some people, the immune system mistakes perfectly harmless substances for germs and in response, it releases certain compounds to destroy the perceived "enemy". This results to allergic reaction. Some people may show allergic reaction to one substance, but others may manifest allergic reaction to many substances which we call allergens.
Allergens may cause an allergic reaction when they come in contact with skin or the eye, when they are inhaled, eaten, or are injected. An allergic reaction can occur as part of a seasonal allergy (such as hay fever). Or an allergic reaction can be triggered by taking a drug, eating certain foods, or breathing in dust or animal dander.

signs and symptoms of allergies
Symptoms of allergies may include:
  • Watery and itchy eye
  • Runny nose,
  • Sneezing (hayfever, rhinitis)
  • Nasal congestion
  • Swelling around the mouth, nose and throat
  • Itchy skin
  • Swelling of
  • Rashes (inclding hives and eczema)
  • Swelling of the skin
  • Wheezing and coughing (asthma)
  • Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain
  • Lowering of blood pressure
  • Light headedness, weakness, and anaphylaxis
  • Collapse or loss of conciousness
  • In severe cases may cause death
 
types of allergies and what causes allergies
Food allergy. Allergy caused by eating allergenic foods that cause allergic reaction Food allergy may include:
  • Peanuts
  • Milk
  • Wheat
  • Wallnuts, pecans, etc
  • Shellfish
  • Soy
  • Eggs
Medication Allergy. Allergy caused by taking medications that cause allergic reaction.
  • Penicillin
  • Allopurinol
  • Sulfa antibiotics
  • Nonsteroidal anti-inflamatory drugs (NSAIDS, such as asprin and ibuprofen)
  • Muscle relaxants
Insect allergy. Allergy caused by insect bites that belongs to the Hymenoptera order of insects. Bites from insect that cause allergic reaction are from
  • Bees
  • Hornet
  • Ants
  • Wasps
  • Yellow jackets
Latex allergy. Allergy caused by contact to latex materials. Common latex materials that cause allergic reaction are
  • Rubber bands
  • Carpet backing
  • Hospital and dental equipment
  • Rubber (latex) gloves
  • Balloons
  • Condoms
Exercise induced Anaphylaxis: Allergy due to exercise-induced Anaphylaxis develops allergic reaction after doing some strenuous exercise
Allergic Conjunctivitis and Eye allergy. Allergic reaction is usually caused by pollen, house dust mites and animal dander
Hay Fever . Hay fever, asthma and eczema are all related allergy conditions and the tendency to develop them runs in families. Most people with hay fever have allergic reaction to grass and oilseed rape pollens, which appear from April to August each year. People who are sensitive to pollen from hazel, yew, elm and alder may develop allergy symptoms from January to April, and people allergic to nettles and other weeds can be affected from April to mid-September.
Allergic Rhinitis. Allergic reaction is caused by exposure to house-dust mite, but there are others, including allergens from animals such as cats, dogs, and horses. Certain foods, drugs and chemicals can also trigger allergic reaction.


allergy testing and diagnosis
  1. First step is to determine if the reaction is allergic. This is usually done by a doctor.
  2. Establish if there are other members of the family or close relatives that have allergy
  3. Blood test for eosinophils - a white blood cell produced during allergy attack
  4. Identify possible allergens that may have triggered the allergic reaction
  5. History of recent contacts or intake (eating, drinking or injection) of possible allergens that may have triggered the allergic reaction.
  6. Skin prick test - solution of allergen is dropped to the skin and then pricked by a needle. The formation of wheal (elevated swelling) and flare (surrounding the wheal of well defined redness) within 15 to 20 minutes would give a positive allergic reaction. Allergen solution may also be injected to provide a more detailed result.
Radioallergosorbent test (RAST) is used when skin tests to trigger allergic reaction cannot be used-for example, when a skin rash is widespread