Can sleeping problems kill you?
One-third of your life is spent sleeping. Sleep helps your body to recharge and your cells to repair. Without quality sleep, you are prone to many health conditions.
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Sugar and chronic conditions
Sugar is a common ingredient in cooking. It is also an important source of energy for your brain and body to function optimally. Since young, you have been eating and drinking sweet stuff. Are you aware of the health risks of high-sugar diet?
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Cholesterol and chronic conditions
Fat, oil, and trans fat are common in our diet. What are their relationships with cholesterol? What are the complications of over-consuming these fat products?
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Salt and chronic conditions
Salt is commonly used in cooking to enhance flavour; it can also cause many chronic conditions such as kidney problems, heart diseases, stroke, and oedema.
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3 habits in life you should get rid of
To have a healthy and financially stable life at your older age, it is important to get rid of 3 habits, smoking, drinking, and gambling.
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Don’t let surprises steal your hard-earned money
Chronic illnesses are conditions that are lasting for a long period (usually a year and more), requiring long-term medications. Some could limit Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and generally affect your Quality of Life (QoL).
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Why am I feeling chest pain and shortness of breath?
A heart attack, also known as myocardial infarction, occurs when there is an interruption of blood flow to the heart, leading to one or more areas of the heart muscle not getting oxygen and nutrient supplies. The blockage could caused by a build-up of fatty deposits, including cholesterol and other substances, which form a plaque and narrow the wall of heart arteries or block the small blood vessels entirely.
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Why is my blood pressure always high?
Hypertension also known as high blood pressure, it is a chronic medical condition in which the heart is pounding stronger to supply oxygen and nutrient to whole body, but blood vessels are narrow because of blockage or increased viscosity in blood leading to persistently elevated blood pressure.
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Oh no! Why is one side of my face drooping?
A stroke can happen when the blood vessels or capillaries in the brain is blocked or rupture, leading to the interruption or reduction of blood supply to part of your brain, causing a cut of oxygen and nutrients to the brain tissue, within minutes, the brain cells go into shock and begin to die.
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Does my blood taste sweet if I have diabetes?
Diabetes mellitus, commonly known as diabetes, it is a chronic metabolic disease that caused by impairment in sugar processing (by insulin) in the body and thus causing high sugar content circulating in the blood stream (hyperglycemia).
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