Month: January 2022

11-year-old Noah Symons feels like "someone started a fire and then threw my hands into it." He has felt this way for three months, he says, and his feet feel like they are on fire too. Symons been trying to go to school and stay active, but any extra effort results in fatigue and painful flare-ups. Meanwhile, over the past five months, 16-year-old Lane Perkins has experienced debilitating headaches, severe fatigue, and difficulty concentrating and retaining information. She lost her spot on the traveling softball team and dropped a chemistry class.  For the past 22 months, 14-year-old Anastasia Athienites has had "Covid toes" — a painful blistering rash on her feet. Not long after the rash appeared, she began having heart palpitations, migraines, and cognitive issues.  In the past 23 mon...

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The combination of vaccination and immunity from natural infection produces strong protection, data suggest. Most data we have is from the time when Delta was dominant, but emerging evidence suggests the same could be true for Omicron. Exposure to Omicron and other variants may diversify the immune response to any strain of the virus. Loading Something is loading. ...

The key to improving our overall health is by eating nutrient- and mineral-rich foods. Vitamins and minerals play an important role in maintaining our health and wellness. Having said that, a woman's body goes through a multitude of changes, physical, mental and hormonal, which makes them subject to specific nutrient needs. For instance, a teen girls requirement for nutrients and minerals may differ from that of a breastfeeding or a menopausal women. Some may require supplementation, while others may have a sufficient amount of nutrients in their bodies already. However, it is essential that you get your daily dose of vitamins and minerals at all costs. Here's a list of the most important vitamins and minerals women should take on an everyday basis. Also read: Signs you should STOP t...

The PPG levels were recorded after the consumption of 70 ml tea along with one teaspoon of sugar after 90 minutes in all 48 patients. After the consumption of plain tea and mulberry tea, change in the PPG level was observed in response to mulberry tea in all the test patients compared with control. The researchers dubbed the reduction in blood sugar following mulberry tea as "highly significant". "Moreover, the effect size was also found to be very large," they observed.