#Health Care Solutions UK

[conceptodiagnostics]

This Video is all about the 5 Limitations of the NIPT Test in the UK, therefore go through them carefully.

[conceptodiagnostic]

This article emphasizes the importance of regular blood tests at the Diagnostic Centre in the UK for overall health and disease prevention, so go through it carefully.

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You Need to Know about The Hormonal Imbalance Test

There are certain problems related to hormonal imbalances in our body and it is very important to know about them by doing a test. Therefore, it is advised to get a hormonal imbalance test at a Health Care Solutions UK . Many people don’t know this and they face a lot of problems. So it’s better to get it tested beforehand. Additionally, both of these imbalances can result in signs including exhaustion, mood swings, digestive problems, and unexplained weight gain or loss. Because of this, it's crucial to preserve the balance of our endocrine system as a whole to keep it functioning properly. You need to avail yourself of the Harmony Prenatal Test UK from Concepto Diagnostics.

These are the main signs of hormonal imbalance suggested by the Diagnostic Clinic in the UK that you should watch out for.

Fatigue

Everybody gets tired occasionally. But with enough rest, water, and a balanced diet, you should be able to recover. Consider getting a thorough assessment of your hormone levels if you feel like you are taking care of yourself but are still worn out or just can't seem to bounce back.

Anxiety

It's not all in your brain, not at all. Each year, over 18% of Americans experience an anxiety-related disorder, and 7% experience a serious depressive illness. Because fluctuations in estrogen during menstrual cycles, pregnancy, or menopause are linked to increased depression, women may be at a higher risk.

Putting on weight or struggling to shed it

Usually, it's a result of their nutrient-poor diet and excessive exertion. The body interprets this effort as stress, and when the body is under stress, it enters "fight-or-flight" or survival mode and releases cortisol.

Skin and hair modifications

One quick indicator of a suspected hormonal imbalance is a rapid increase in acne. Androgens are one of the few hormones in play. Sebum can accumulate in your pores and lead to a breakout if your body generates too many androgens.

 Hormones are sophisticated, potent substances. Several symptoms might make you feel as though you don't have control over your body if one or more of them are out of balance. It's crucial to discuss your symptoms with the Nutrition consultant in the UK if they are new and persistent. You'll be able to feel like yourself again as soon as you seek out assistance and therapy.

 Also Read: 5 important concerns about the quality and safety of multivitamins

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Compassionate Eating Disorder Solutions & Counselling

Seeking effective eating disorder solutions? Look no further. Our comprehensive eating disorder counselling services offer personalised support and guidance to help you navigate this challenging journey. Whether you're struggling with anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating, our experienced counselors provide compassionate care tailored to your individual needs. Take the first step towards recovery and reclaim control over your health and well-being with our specialised eating disorder counselling.

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Complete Guide to Ear, Hair, and Eye Care Products: From Pain Relief to Scalp Solutions and Supplements in the UK

Introduction: Taking care of our sensory organs is crucial for maintaining overall well-being. In this blog, we will explore a range of essential care products that can help you maintain healthy ears, hair, and eyes. From ear pain relief drops to the best hair care products in the UK, we've got you covered. Let's dive in!

Ear Care Products: When it comes to ear care, it's important to choose products that are safe and effective. Ear pain drops can provide relief from discomfort caused by various ear conditions. These drops often contain soothing ingredients that help alleviate pain and reduce inflammation. Remember to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer or consult a healthcare professional before using any ear care product.

Hair & Scalp Treatment: Maintaining healthy hair and scalp is essential for good hair growth and overall hair health. A good hair care routine starts with choosing the right shampoo and conditioner. The best hair care products in the UK offer a wide range of options to suit different hair types and concerns. Look for products that are gentle on the scalp and contain nourishing ingredients to promote healthy hair growth.

Dry Scalp Solutions: If you struggle with a dry scalp, there are specialized products available to help alleviate the discomfort and restore moisture balance. Dry scalp solutions often contain hydrating ingredients such as aloe vera, jojoba oil, or tea tree oil. These ingredients can help soothe itchiness and flakiness, promoting a healthier scalp.

Eye Care Products: Our eyes are delicate organs that require special attention. Eye care products range from eye drops for pain relief to supplements that support eye health. Eye drops can provide relief from common eye irritations, such as dryness or redness. However, it's important to consult an eye care professional for severe or persistent eye conditions.

Eye Supplements: In addition to topical eye care products, eye supplements can play a vital role in supporting and maintaining eye health. These supplements often contain nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that help protect the eyes from oxidative stress and age-related degeneration. Incorporating eye supplements into your daily routine can provide long-term benefits for your vision.

Conclusion: Caring for our ears, hair, and eyes is essential for overall well-being. By utilizing the right products, such as ear pain drops, hair care products, and eye care solutions, we can address common concerns and promote optimal health in these vital sensory organs. Remember to consult healthcare professionals or specialists for personalized advice and recommendations based on your individual needs. Prioritize your ear, hair, and eye care, and enjoy a healthier and more vibrant life.

[sophie-frm-mars]

The Cass Review, and what we can do about it

The UK government is making decisive moves toward banning trans healthcare outright. The NHS says it is adjusting its policies to be in line with the "cass report", a pseudoscientific report written by a transphobe that goes as far as to claim that little boys playing with trucks and little girls playing with dolls is biological, and which disregards dozens of scientifically sound previous studies into HRT and trans healthcare in order to reach its conclusions that trans healthcare for under 25s should be radically changed to discourage transition at every turn and make it as hard as possible for young people to transition.

These moves will kill countless young trans people. I would not have made it to 25 if healthcare wasn't available and I know so many other trans people wouldn't have either.

The mainstream reporting in the UK is keeping itself ideologically cohesive by claiming that trans people exist, nobody hates them, and they're very rare, and the big problem is the explosion of new cases of not-really-trans people who are clogging up the system (this is a lie, the system has been intentionally slowed by malicious neglect, it isn't even a resource issue, the clinics have far more capacity than the number of patients who are let through)

Once again, this is genocidal and is actually a commonplace methodology of genocide. The nazis asked GRT people to help them understand which Traveller families were "real" travellers and which were the fake ones, since they insisted it was only the fake ones who were the problem and who had to be exterminated (because a lot of nazi GRT policy was based on American indigenous reservation policy).

Labour, the main opposiiton party in the UK, has announced it will "follow the Cass Report", and implement these restrictions on trans healthcare once in government.

For the survival of young trans people, robust community structures must be developed immediately.

Efforts to change the electoral situation will proceed at a snail's pace and will be entirely at the whims of what is politically expedient. It will turn around, but it will take a long time. At the voting level, everyone in the UK who cares about trans people needs to make it clear that they won't vote for Labour unless they reverse position on this, and to be clear about this: Labour will not listen. They are PR Brained Psychopaths and they don't want to get into this "controversial" issue in a way that might cost them further popularity and the easy election win.

Wes Streeting, inhuman lab experiment and Labour Shadow Health Secretary has said that activists need to "stop protesting to ask us to be better opposition and start protesting to ask us to be better government", in other words their electoral promises are cynical reactionary bargains and deals to get them into power and the only point at which they will change anything is once they are in government, if at all. I know this sounds very "push Biden left" but I'm not saying give up now - to repeat, everyone who cares about trans people in the UK should tell Labour to get fucked right away, and then keep doing it as loudly as possible, but it's just not going to change until after the general election at least.

Another way to help could be through legal routes, like the work that The Good Law Project has been doing for trans people for several years now, but I don't know enough about the law to know if it can be used to challenge this at all.

We have to accept there is no electoral solution right now to this genocidal campaign against trans people in the UK, and while those efforts are ongoing trans people and cis allies need to fucking organise. Trans exclusive / separatist organising is riddled with issues, I don't want to cast hopelessness around but there are really very few of us and while it's absolutely necessary to privilege trans voices in trans organising and give us the deciding power and the autonomy, we need to utilise the support and time and labour of every cis person who is willing to help in whatever way they can.

Robust community structures means community structures that are helping young trans people get healthcare as an absolute basic starting point, but it means a lot more than that besides. We need community structures that are consciously organised by people who are taking responsibility for the community roles they are in and being completely explicit with each other about the nature and function of their organising. We need HRT community resources so young trans people can survive this medical segregation, we need drug user harm reduction spaces so that what people turn to in despair doesn't kill them, we need sober spaces so that people can get away from unhealthy coping responses, we need conflict resolution structures so that our problems are dealt with privately and nobody is left completely isolated, but more than any of those things, and in order to have all of those things, we desperately need trans assemblies

Assemblies are how we will get a community of robust radical organisers, because only by repeatedly practicing the ongoing process of democracy can people learn how to do it in a way that will facilitate their own organising. We have to empower the whole community to answer our own questions, come up with solutions, organise people into structures to enact those solutions and then do them. All this means is that an open door event convenes frequently (at least fortnightly) to discuss what is happening in the community. Trans people get the mic for allotted time, and discuss the issues, and then whatever voting structure the assembly uses facilitates further discussion, for example through working groups - the assembly breaks into smaller groups to discuss the topic and then representatives report the outcomes of those discussions back and consensus is reached from what the representatives report.

We have to get people engaging in this process because in order to effectively combat this situation trans people must agree on the solutions and then tell cis allies how to help and so far we haven't been doing that. We really really haven't been. But we could be with a little work. And as I'm saying, doing this will also empower everyone in the community to organise toward specific solutions for specific issues like HRT provision, sober spaces, housing, food, etc.

fuck

I'll have more to add to this post later I have to get to therapy I just got really mad when I saw the news this morning

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he can’t really taste things :3

give me ur favorite wilbur fact

[eziojensenthe3rd]

So with the general election called, and parliment about to dissolved any petitions on the parlimnet site will be closed on thursday 30 may.

This is at 14'770 signatures atm.

This is at 1'680 signatures atm. Can we please get more on these petitions before the cutoff date. Thank you

[queer-geordie-nerd]

HOW TO HELP:

A list of organisations working to aid communities around the world suffering humanitarian emergencies.

MSF provide urgent medical and surgical care in conflict and crisis zones, providing treatment to anyone who needs it, regardless of political affiliation or what side of a conflict they’re on.

The World Food Programme provides urgent food packages to communities that are most at risk of food insecurity, in places like Sudan, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, the Congo, Ukraine, Palestine, Syria, Yemen, and many more.

https://www.rescue.org/uk?_gl=1*1pjpb2g*_ga*MTA0MjAyNTQ0MC4xNzA3OTE3NTA1*_ga_2VX3X7JYPY*MTcwNzkxNzUwNS4xLjEuMTcwNzkxODMwMS4wLjAuMA..*_ga_DDZCWB8N2Y*MTcwNzkxNzUwNS4xLjEuMTcwNzkxODMwMS40Ny4wLjA.

The International Rescue Committee provides vital aid to people living in conflict zones, such as Ukraine, Gaza, and Sudan.

Action Aid supports women and girls around the world who are most at risk of deprivation and poverty, sexual violence and FGM. They also provide menstrual products in areas where it is almost impossible to find the most basic levels of hygiene and sanitation, such as conflict zones.

Beyond Conflict is a mental health charity working with survivors of war, with a focus on children, and are currently funding projects to help both Israelis affected by the Hamas pogrom in October and Palestinians affected by the ongoing war.

Refugees International works with refugees and displaced people around the world.

[mixotrophics]

forcing ecology to conform to human squeamishness -- a source of continuing harm

image source - SCOTLAND: the big picture

rewilding -- you may have heard of it. Letting native species (or similar enough ones) do their thing. Bringing back locally-extinct species. letting life, Live but part of nature is also death. Decay. Rot. Blood, gore. Fungus. Maggots. Death breaks apart the Body and lets its nutrients, borrowed during life, re-enter the cycles and nourish more life.

I've heard of a term, I think it was re-dead-ing, but cannot find the post... I do see, now, Death Gives Life , referring to the same thing.

we (broadly) are disgusted by the presence of death. 'Dead stock' -- dead animals, dead plants, so on -- are often removed from the scenery in places like the UK(1). This is often done in the name of disease control, with the idea that dead bodies in nature cause disease(1) even though the work of scavengers & decomposers clear up the germs(2) , -- main concern is, if the animal was very sick before it dies, its carcass may carry that disease. But that is not a corpse problem, that is an animal health problem, which lays in problems like artificially high & concentrated populations (e.g. deer, chronic wasting disease). Just keep them away from waterways and livestock, probably(3).

The carcass(of tree and animal alike) is a node of concentrated nutrients. When left in place, those nutrients return from the ecology from which they came. When the carcass is taken away, those nutrients are gone elsewhere(3). And now, detached from the life that has mechanisms to eat-rot(2), we humans have to do something with it. Like with manure, compartmentalizing these "wastes" away from growing life turns them into a problem(4).

Fallen trees & rotting meat are the homes for so many species, sometimes species only raising their young at particular stages or specializing to particular parts -- fur, bones, meat, bark(2). disallowing the dead & rotting from resting where they lay where we can see&smell them, is disallowing these species to find a place to live.

image source - ARK Rewilding Netherlands

& it's not just bugs. Think vultures, Think scavenger-mammals(2) ; Not only these, but predators fill up on already-dead meat, allowing endangered prey like the capercaillie to nest successfully(3).

and "cleaning up" this "ugly thing" that is the dead may deprive animals of their chance to mourn(1). Not all animals do -- many don't care much, many eat their own babies -- but some do and they should be given that chance.

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greenwashed environmentalism thrives on the beauty of nature, operating in very narrow definitions of beauty and what is correct ... mud, rot, death, disease, bugs, stench, shit, these are all fundamental aspects of the inbuilt reciprocity+interconnectedness of being alive, and things we reject at the peril of so much.

image source - How death gives life

to all dead things: we, the living, love you, and thank you for giving back to the natural community at the end of your time with us. If only such ideas were not so opposed in the current era.

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1 ) King, S. How death gives life. Rewilding Britain, 2023. 2 ) Beekers, B.; Meertens, H.; Reiniers, K.; Helmer, W.; Colijn, E.; Krawczynski, R.; and Meissner, R.; trans. Righart, A.; and Allen, D. Circle of life: A new way to support Europe's scavengers. Rewilding Europe & ARK Nature, 2017. 3 ) Ferraro, K. M.; and Hirst, C. Missing carcasses, lost nutrients: Quantifying nutrient losses from deer culling practices in Scotland. Ecological Solutions and Evidence 5(3), 2024. 4 ) Moore Lappé, F.; and Collins, J. World Hunger: 10 Myths. 2015.

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Linehan views his life through the prism of someone who has been, in modern parlance, cancelled – a pariah whose dogmatic beliefs have supposedly exiled him from the liberal dinner party circuit. “Some time before I lost everything” begins the book’s very first sentence. His life has been “smashed to smithereens”, he laments. When formerly sympathetic journalists turn on him, it’s a “prison stabbing”. And all this at the hands of the “terroristic” trans rights lobby, which he brands the “gender Stasi” and likens to “nascent Nazis”. (Linehan sees himself as a “campaigner for women’s rights” rather than an “anti-transgender activist”, and is infuriated by Wikipedia’s refusal to allow him to edit his own page accordingly.) In Tough Crowd, Linehan denies being bigoted – and in fact takes great pains to emphasise his support for same-sex marriage, and insists that he “know[s] more trans people than some of the people calling me transphobic”. In my view, and that of his critics, some of his online remarks have been plainly and unapologetically transphobic: Linehan has characterised the trans rights movement as “paedophilic” and called trans activists and allies “groomers”. It’s true enough that his former life is in tatters: the controversies led to the end of his marriage, the abandonment of a planned, lucrative Father Ted musical, and his agent dropping him. He has been cancelled, he writes in his new book, which has been serialised in two major newspapers.

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Although there are more than 100 pages dedicated to criticising the trans rights movement, the book is almost entirely devoid of data. Instead, Linehan relies on case studies – anecdotal instances of trans people who have committed crimes. Because trans people make up a tiny proportion of the general population, the sample size is too small to collect reliable data when it comes to crime. Figures last November suggested there were 230 trans people in UK prisons; 168 of these were trans women (and, despite fear-mongering headlines of women’s prisons being swarmed by those who were assigned male at birth, only six of these trans women were held in female establishments). Activists have in fact argued that it is trans women who are disproportionately at risk in prisons; a report from 2018 revealed that trans women accounted for a fifth of the deaths in female prisons between 2016 and 2018.

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This is a recurring feature throughout the book – Linehan’s inability to actually provide solutions for the problems he purports to identify. He suggests that referring to trans men as men can lead to “their understanding of their own health [being] limited or non-existent”, yet elsewhere condemns the use of gender-neutral language around cervix care. He weighs in on the debate around single-sex spaces, but neglects to define how a trans-exclusionary bathroom could possibly be enforced. Would trans men who have medically transitioned be expected to use the women’s restroom? Already, there are documented instances of cis women being harassed after being mistaken for trans women in single-sex toilets; transphobia’s harm does not keep within the lines.

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Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is a blood test that analyzes fetal DNA in a pregnant woman's bloodstream. To take a Non Invasive screening test In UK Contact with Concepto Diagnostics.

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Parents need to know about the Children’s Optimal Development Test, so read this article from the Best Diagnostic Services in the UK to know in detail.

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Medicines for the 21st Century: Safe, Better, Cheaper

On May 8th, 2019, my company, PharmaFlow (just me) hosted a Conference at Techniquest, Cardiff Bay, titled Medicines for the 21st Century: Safe, Better, Cheaper (see 3 minute video above).

Its aim was to curate the views of stakeholders in the pharmaceutical industry in relation to safety, efficacy, and affordability of medicines. It comprised three panel sessions to discuss the various issues, and come up with suggestions on how things could be radically improved.

From all the inputs, I compiled a white paper, which was sent to the then Chair of the UK House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee, the Rt. Hon. Jeremy Hunt, MP.

Receipt of the paper was acknowledged by both the Chair and the Secretariat, albeit I’ve not heard anything since.

Little did I know at the time what was about to break the following year!

Wise words from Ray Perkins PhD

It was fortunate that Dr Perkins was able to travel from Kentucky to join us on the day of the conference, to share with us his deep understanding of the history and science of medicines discovery and development. Dr Perkins is an acknowledged world expert and kindly provided an account of how and where the system is in need of repair at the Conference.

I knew Dr Perkins to be a brilliant scientist from our discussions on LinkedIn over many years previous to COVID. What I had not realised was the scale and scope of his insights in relation to the world of medicine. Dr Perkins joined our panel, contributed from the floor, and best of all, he spoke to our headline video recording (see 3 minute video above).

He summed up his thoughts with the words “I’m just here pointing out the problems, put forward as a backdrop for any solutions that may come forward.”

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The Costs of Trans Health Care for Children

Going privately the cost for puberty blockers is less than £100 per month.

Puberty blockers allow Teens to learn about themselves and the world. To take the time to make a reasoned and rational decision.

Half a century of use suggests that they are safe and entirely reversible.

They are seldom the first option for people questioning their gender, they're something that remarkably few take.

Teens who take puberty blockers have regret rates that are less than almost every surgery. The same statistic holds for most Gender Affirming Care

Typically a teen will be on them for 2-3 years representing a cost of £6000 in total.

A teen without access to them, when they believe they're important, will cost an order of magnitude more than this.

The cost of educating someone costs the UK government £19k

The cost of the environmental impact for one person growing up in the UK is approximately £30k

Every episode of self-harm costs the NHS a minimum of £800

The list of things goes on and on...

And these are just the things that the government has to pay for, it doesn't include the costs shouldered by family and friends.

The Samaritans estimate the cost to the economy of each suicide in the UK is around £1.5M

If giving 250 trans kids medication saves even 1 life that's a genuinely cost-effective measure. There were fewer than 100, but taking the option away has sent many teens for whom this wasn't an option (yet) into a spiral of concern.

So for those who don't believe like I do that it's a moral imperative to do everything possible to avoid preventable deaths, there's your economic reason. The treatment prevents the waste of government funding and thwarts the economic impacts, being a good person is the most cost-effective solution.

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BBC News: Rishi Sunak announces UK general election for Thursday 4 July

BBC News - Rishi Sunak announces UK general election for Thursday 4 July

As an oldie of 58 years I'm begging people in the UK who will be eligible to vote, PLEASE PLEASE use the opportunity.

I can't think of a more important election in my 40 year voting history, so many freedoms that we have taken for granted are being eroded by the Tories, profit is the most important thing to them and we all stand to lose so much if we miss our chance to vote for change.

So, important things to remember.

1) Register to vote if you haven't already. https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

2) Make sure you have suitable photo ID as you now won't be able to vote without it, check what's acceptable https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/voting-and-elections/voter-id/accepted-forms-photo-id

3) If you don't have anything that would be accepted then apply for a Voter Authority Certificate, its free.

https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/voting-and-elections/voter-id/applying-a-voter-authority-certificate

Research the parties and representatives available for you to vote for but PLEASE, remember there is no such thing as the perfect solution. It is better to vote for a party that will commit to SOME of your wishes...I saw someone once say that voting is like catching a bus, if you can't find one that takes you to exactly where you want to go, don’t give up, just hop on the one that gets you as near as possible.

We are not just voting for ourselves, we are voting for the NHS and all of its staff, our freedom to protest, fair wages, fair access to health care whatever format that may take for you as an individual, the right to stand up for others and call out a genocide, our environment such as clean waterways and drinking water, food supplies....hey, you get the picture.

Please vote, these are the most important few months of our UK lifestyles and right to exist in a free society for all, so take the opportunity and use it wisely.