Chances are you or someone you know is getting high cholesterol But it usually has no symptoms. This common condition can cause serious health problems. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, high cholesterol increases your risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death, and stroke, which is the fifth leading cause. … Read more
I wrote – Hoda Abdel Nasser: Public health should be treated after the age of fifty, adopting a healthy lifestyle, because at this age – and beyond – the risk of contracting a group of diseases increases. In the report that follows, “Il Consulto” reviews the most common diseases at fifty, according to “WebMD”. Read … Read more
Most exercise is associated with mental health benefits. However, in many cases, no single exercise, including walking, alone can cure clinical ailments such as depression and anxiety. It’s just that exercise like walking can help your mood improve. “How does walking affect mood? Most people can function in a sympathetic or more stressed state. Well, … Read more
It is often called tall blood pressure Called the silent killer, because it’s easy to ignore symptoms or miss them altogether. High blood pressure is a very common condition affecting up to 40% of adults. It is one of the most common conditions for which medications are prescribed. blood pressure include family history, older age, … Read more
I wrote – Hoda Abdel Nasser: Many people suffer from a lack of vitamin D in the body, which affects the body in general and causes certain diseases that often require immediate consultation by a specialist. In the following report, The Consulto looks at diseases associated with vitamin D deficiency, according to Everydayhealth. Diseases associated … Read more
young children with heart disease heart disease in children is another matter that parents should not overlook. It is as likely to occur as heart disease in adults, so parents should educate themselves about heart disease in children. and continue to observe your child’s symptoms regularly Because heart disease in children can be cured if … Read more
Coronary heart disease occurs when plaque (a mixture of fat, cholesterol, calcium and other substances found in the blood) builds up in the arteries. ArteriosclerosisPlaque reduces the amount of oxygen-rich blood reaching the heart, which can cause chest pain (called angina). Plaque can also lead to blood clots, which block blood flow and are the … Read more