(1). Dealing with cancer??? First step is to stop all sugar intake.
(2). Second step is to blend a whole lemon fruit with a cup of hot water and drink it for about 1-2 months first thing before food and cancer would reduce drastically..
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(3). Third step is to drink 3 spoonfuls of organic coconut oil, morning and night and cancer would disappear, you can choose any of the two therapies after avoiding sugar.
Drinking hot lemon water can prevent cancer. Don't add sugar. Hot lemon water is more beneficial than cold lemon water.
Both yellow and purple sweet potato have good cancer prevention properties.
01. Often taking late night dinner can increase the chance of stomach cancer 02. Eat more than 2 eggs per week 03. Eating chicken backside can cause stomach cancer
04. Never eat fruits after meal. Fruits should be eaten before meals 05. Don't take tea during menstruation period. 06. Take less soy milk, no adding sugar or egg to soy milk 07. Don't eat tomato on empty stomach
08. Drink a glass of plain water every morning before food to prevent gall bladder stones 09. No food 3 hrs before bed time 10. Drink less liquor or avoid, no nutritional properties but can cause diabetes and hypertension
11. Do not eat toast bread when it is hot from oven or toaster 12. Do not charge your handphone or any device next to you when you are sleeping 13. Drink at least 10 glasses of water a day to prevent bladder cancer
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If you check your blood group, you're either you're A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+ or O-. If you have + on your own (A+, B+, AB+, O+), it means you have a protein called Rhesus factor (Rh) on the surface of your red blood cells. So, you're refered to as Rh positive. If yours is negative (A-, B-, AB-, O-), it means you don't have the Rhesus factor. So, you're Rh negative.
When an Rh positive man impregnates an Rh negative woman, her body recognises the Rh+ antigen as foreign and then produces antibodies to counter it. Let me digress a bit and explain what antigen and antibody mean.
An antigen is a substance that enters the body and triggers an immune response. They are recognised by the immune system as "non-self" or harmful, triggering an immune response.
An antibody, also known as an immunoglobulin, is a protein produced by the immune system in response to an antigen. Antibodies act as a "marker" to identify and target the antigen for destruction by other immune cells. They're like the agents government send to mark an illegal building (antigen) for demolition. In their case however, no politicking is allowed. Once the building is marked, demolition ensues.
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When a woman's body has been previously sensitized to the Rh antigen, the next child might be in trouble. This happens when the father of the previous pregnancy is Rh+, leading to the conception of an Rh+ positive baby.
During the first pregnancy, the Rh-negative woman's immune system may not react immediately, but her body may remember the Rh antigen and produce antibodies if she is exposed to it again in a future pregnancy. This is called sensitization.
If she becomes pregnant again with an Rh-positive baby, her immune system may launch an immune response, producing antibodies that can attack the baby's red blood cells. This has partly led to the death of many children in the past. Some of the babies we call "àbíkú" were under this category.
For this problem not to happen, women who are Rh- are advised to receive a medication known as Rh immune globulin (RhIg) during pregnancy and after delivery to prevent sensitization and potential complications in future pregnancies.
How did the man in the picture come into the picture? Let's continue.
That's where the man in the picture came in. His name is James Christopher Harrison. He has reportedly been making blood donations every week for the past 60 years and has helped saved the lives if 2.4 million babies.
Harrison had a chest surgery when he was 14 and needed blood. Seeing that the blood donated by others saved his life, Harrison decided to start donating blood himself. A few years later, doctors discovered his blood contained the antibody which could be used to create Anti-D injections and that was the beginning.
You might be wondering about what an Anti-D injection is. Remember that I mentioned RhIg in part 2/3? Anti-D injection and RhIg are related but not exactly the same thing.
Anti-D injection, also known as anti-D immunoglobulin, is a specific type of RhIg. It contains antibodies against the D antigen, which is a part of the Rh antigen complex. In other words, anti-D injection is a specific type of RhIg that targets the D antigen, which is the most important antigen in the Rh complex. In a nutshell, all Anti-D are RhIg but not all RhIg are anti-D.
Back to Harrison, he started making blood plasma donations to help as many people as possible. Doctors aren't exactly sure why Harrison has this rare blood type, but they think it might be from the transfusions he received when he was 14, after his surgery. Anyways, people who have that type of blood are so rare that there are not up to 50 in the whole of Australia.
Harrison retired in 2018 when he clocked 81 as Australia policy prohibit donation of blood by people who are above 81. He made 1,173 donations in total.
Harrison's selfless acts have been recognized with numerous awards, including the Medal of the Order of Australia and the title of Australian Hero of the Year.
1. Usually in your left scrotum 2. Feels like a "bag of worms" 3. May disappear when you lie down 4. Can cause severe pain
It's a common cause of infertility in men but it can be corrected with surgery.
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A varicocele is an enlargement of the veins (blood vessels) inside the scrotum. It affects about 15% of adult men.
It may occur due to poor functioning of the valves in those veins, or due to compression of a vein by a nearby structure such as tumor or cancer of the left kidney.
People with varicoceles may experience the following symptoms:
1. A noticeably swollen vein in the scrotum (as shown in this pic)
2. A disturbing feeling of weight in the scrotum
3. Pain in the scrotum which increases on standing, &
After seeing your body change during pregnancy, it’s totally normal to also ponder the state of your vagina after birth.
Are things going to be OK down there? Will it be forever changed? How does one's vagina fare after vaginal delivery?
Naturally, after a woman has given birth, her vagina changes. It may feel enlarged or wider. It may also feel sore and even dry.
It is therefore not surprising when you hear women, especially new mothers, asking their doctors questions like:
Does the vagina remain the same after childbirth?
Is it true that after delivery vagina becomes loose?
What happens to my body after delivery?
How do I tighten my vagina after childbirth?
Of course, these are valid concerns because most women after delivery do want to get back to their normal routine including having sex with their partners.
And they want to make sure that everything down there is okay before having intercourse.
So, it’s normal.
Now, it's true that pushing a tiny human out of a much tinier hole has an impact.
But for most people, it may not be as bad or permanent as you’ve heard.
While childbirth is no picnic for your nether regions, your vagina can handle it.
The vagina is very resilient.
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Still, it can take anywhere from 12 weeks to a year for your vagina to go back to its pre-birth state, and some things may never be 100 percent the same again.
1. Your vagina will be sore as hell.
It is normal to have a swollen vagina after birth, obviously because of all the stretching & even though your perineum remains intact after delivery, you’ll still experience some soreness because the area becomes tender from the stretching.
No matter the degree, if you tear during your delivery or your doctor cuts the area(episiotomy), you’ll feel pretty damn sore down there while it heals.
They can take up to 14 days to heal or less if the severity of the lacerations was considerably low after childbirth.
Your doctor may also prescribe antibiotics and painkillers.
It is also important that you take care of the wound by cleaning it well to prevent the risk of infection.
You’re probably going to have some scar tissue in your vagina and on your perineum afterwards.
So, yeah, that's a big thing to keep in mind when it comes to anything going in or around your vagina after birth.
The extent of the damage in this area will determine how much you feel scarring in this area during sex.
The scar tissue usually heals over time, making sex more comfortable as you go (just be sure to use plenty of lube and go slowly in the meantime).
What your urine colour says about your health and what you should do
1. Clear 2. Light yellow 3. Dark yellow 4. Light pink/bright red 5. Dark brown 6. Green/blue 7. Orange 8. Purple 9. Cloudy or murky
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Urine colour often depends on 5 things:
• what you eat
• the medications you’re taking
• how much water your drink
• disease conditions, &
• exercise
You should be concerned if the colour of your pee is significantly abnormal.
Clear urine (clear as sweat)
It means you might have:
• Taken excess fluids (over-hydration).
So you need to drink a little less. Although hydration is good, drinking excess water when you are already well-hydrated can make you lose electrolytes from your body.