The kidneys play a key role in eliminating waste and filtering the blood. When they are weakened, their ability to function properly diminishes, increasing the risk of kidney failure. According to Dr Joseph Pizzorno, author of ‘Toxiques, La Solution’
Soursop (Annona muricata) leaves, also known as graviola leaves, have been used for centuries in traditional medicine for their health benefits. Among their many virtues, they stand out for their potential to support cardiovascular health.
The international NGO ‘Santé Intégrée’, in collaboration with its state partners, organised a workshop on Tuesday 11 February in Kara to share the results of the mid-term evaluation of the handover of the community-based health system strengthening p
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As well as what's on your plate, nutritionists also mention another aspect of mealtimes that is important for maintaining a stable Body Mass Index (BMI) : the time of day when you eat your meals.
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Female sterility is the inability of a woman to procreate provided she has full and regular sexual intercourse (two to three times a week) without contraception within 12 to 24 months.
Oligospermia is a sperm abnormality characterised by an abnormally low sperm count. Depending on its degree and any other associated sperm abnormalities
At night, the body needs darkness. Darkness is an important signal for our internal clock. It tells our body to lower its temperature, slow down its metabolism and produce more melatonin
To avoid being overweight or obese, we need to eat a balanced diet and do the daily exercise we need. These two key factors act on metabolic and hormonal activity, positively influencing
To fight illness effectively, the human body has its own mechanism, the immune system. But to avoid a weakening of the immune system, which could pave the way for infections such as the common cold
A team of researchers conducted a 14-year survey as part of the Monica (Multinational Monitoring of trends and determinants in Cardiovascular disease) research programme of the World Health Organisation (WHO).