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A Bit More Healthy publishes health and human anatomy issues people need to know about, but often avoid discussing publicly.
How Can PAD Be Confused With Diabetes?
Patient-Friendly Peripheral artery disease (PAD) typically falls under the cardiology specialty. Diabetes is primarily treated by endocrinologists and nephrologists. How can diabetes be confused with PAD?
Prevent Heat Strokes
Student-Friendly Too much heat, either too quickly or over an extended period of time, may prevent our bodies from efficiently cooling through perspiration.
Can Pain Remedies Emulate Opioids?
Patient-Friendly Opioids quickly address both emotional and physical response to pain. Whatever alternative treatment offered should do the same.
Easy-to-Swallow Thyroid Nutrition
Patient-Friendly Health problems from overactive or underactive can be quite severe. Enjoy these nutritional supplements to maintain a healthy thyroid gland.
How to Prevent Visceral Fatty Liver Disease
Patient-Friendly From a medical health perspective, learn how to recognize, prevent and possibly reverse fatty liver disease. What is the relationship between it and cysts or cirrhosis? The majority of cysts are...
Early Warning Signs and Symptoms of Lymphoma
Patient-Friendly With many variations in location and manifestation, healthcare physicians and patients need to be diligent for early diagnosis, using multidisciplinary medical treatment of blood cancers affecting the lymphatic system.
Facts Versus Myths About Diabetes
Patient-Friendly Diabetes is primarily a diet issue. As proof, patients have been cured of it. This article clarifies seven popular myths and describes what it’s like to cope with diabetes.
How Can You Live Without A Thyroid Gland?
Patient-Friendly Your thyroid gland is an important metabolism regulator. Find out why it sometimes must be surgically removed and how life following thyroidectomy is possible.
10 Signs You May Need A Workout
Student-Friendly Our battle with the bulge has several contributing health factors. Many blame nutrition, with the source of weight gain being sugar and fat intake; these are contributing factors. But you may also battle...
Nutty Idea May Prevent T2 Diabetes
Student-Friendly In what sounds like a clinical study by the Nutty Professor, research shows that snacking on pistachios and almonds might prevent Type 2 Diabetes. Is there any harm or is it...