#common diseases

[dietetiction]

Arroz Caldoso - Caldoso Rice (Soup Rice)

Arroz Caldoso Hay cientos de formas de hacerlo, con ingredientes diferentes, con caldo de carne, pescado, clásico, con toques modernos, aquí se trata de hacerlo fácil y que trabaje el fuego. Para los puristas, el caldo lo podéis hacer con raspas de pescado, como se ha hecho siempre en restauración, lo de las pastillas de caldo es para quienes no quieran esperar, pero también es válido. Así…

[sunflowerchill]

Preventing Common Diseases in Sunflowers

[medtreatref]

🩺 Disease Prevention: The Importance of Regular Check-ups and Vaccinations 🩺

Disease prevention is a crucial aspect of maintaining overall health and well-being. Regular medical check-ups and vaccinations play a vital role in safeguarding against common illnesses. Here’s why these practices are essential for effective health management:

1. Regular Check-ups:

Early Detection: Regular check-ups facilitate early detection of diseases, allowing for prompt intervention and treatment. Conditions like hypertension and diabetes can be managed more effectively when caught early.

Health Monitoring: Routine health assessments enable you to track your overall health status, providing insights into any potential risks or changes that may require attention.

Risk Reduction: Identifying risk factors through regular screenings can significantly reduce the likelihood of developing serious health issues, including cardiovascular diseases and cancers.

2. Vaccinations:

Community Immunity: Vaccinations not only protect individuals but also contribute to community immunity, preventing outbreaks of contagious diseases.

Prevention of Common Diseases: Vaccines are essential in preventing diseases such as influenza, measles, and hepatitis, which can have serious health consequences.

Reducing Complications: Receiving vaccines helps mitigate the risk of severe complications that could lead to hospitalization or even death.

Key Takeaways:

Consultation with Healthcare Providers: Regular consultations with healthcare professionals are vital to discuss necessary screenings and vaccinations based on age, medical history, and lifestyle.

Staying Informed: Keep updated on the recommended vaccination schedules and screening guidelines to ensure comprehensive health protection.

In Conclusion:

Investing in your health through regular check-ups and timely vaccinations is paramount for effective disease prevention. Remember, prevention is always better than cure!

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[compayur]

Sharad Ritu - Common Diseases, Ayurvedic Medicines, Therapies & Home Remedies

Sharad Ritu, the autumn season, is a time of transition in Ayurveda. It is associated with the Vata dosha, which is responsible for movement and change. During the Sharad Ritu, Vata is naturally aggravated, so it is important to take steps to balance it. This blog post will discuss common diseases that originate during the Sharad Ritu, Ayurvedic medicines and therapies, and home remedies to help you stay healthy during this season.

Sharad Ritu, or the autumn season, is a time of transition in Ayurveda. It is associated with the Vata dosha, which is responsible for movement and change. During the Sharad Ritu, Vata is naturally aggravated, so it is important to take steps to balance it. Common Diseases Originating During Sharad Ritu Some common diseases that originate during the Sharad Ritu include: Respiratory…

[recent-rose]

yknowwww there is something... deeply uncomfortable about the way mel never speaks directly to viktor in the 'build hextech weapons' scene. she really only speaks to jayce. plenty of people have pointed this out already but like the one scene they actually share a meaningful interaction and she treats him like he's beneath her. all this after jayce has emphasized how important viktor is, that hextech is theirs, together. she unequivocally ices him out, there's no other way to interpret this scene. the way it's shot too - from viktor's perspective, looking up at her, as though to reinforce the same belief in him. like he doesn't even bother expecting respect from her - or anyone from the upper echelon of piltover. he's fully accustomed to being dehumanized by everyone around him at this point. sometimes even by jayce, despite the trust they clearly have in each other.

then of course after this scene is viktor experimenting on himself. it's pretty clear that he has internalized his own dehumanization. crazy.

[envolvenuances]

it just makes me so angry that the debilitating pain and fatigue endometriosis causes are barely discussed and the disease is always talked about in relation to fertility and pain during penetration. and in the second there's so much pressure on the woman to accommodate and never the suggestion that the male partner needs to have sympathy and find different ways to have sex. sometimes you find a doctor researching or discussing "endo belly" which is one of the terrible symptoms but also such a stupid term to refer to severe painful constipation and with too much emphasizes on appearance and "shame". like can we talk about the chronic pain and fatigue? can we talk about the endometrial tissue causing nerve damage and organ failure? no I'm not talking about my uterus and ovaries exclusively no my concern is not my infertility it's the tissue on my diafragma that has been bothering me to breath

[wikipediapictures]

Coccidioides immitis

“growth of fungal organism Coccidioides immitis colony in petri dish” - via Wikimedia Commons

[anxiousapplepie]

I don't think I've seen it so I'm gonna ask. What do people in the RK verse swear to/ how do they curse? Or other fun little conversation facts.

I saw one think 'oh sweet scents' which is neat.

Are kids buds?

WELL! The big things both Roses and Dragons swear to is Gardenia and Forrest (seen as the Original Rose and Dragon, when the races officially stopped being seen as the same thing) but other curse words include things relating to smells, wood and salt! I'm trying to keep things PG, but those with imaginations can probably think of other colorful swears the RK world have XD And yes! Kid Roses are known as buds. Most buds are White Roses before they got their first color, but you can still be a bud even if you're not white anymore

[dietetiction]

Berenjenas rellenas de carne y arroz Aubergines stuffed with meat and rice

Berenjenas rellenas de carne y arroz Otra de las mil formas que hay de comer berenjenas sin que se note mucho (para los que no le gustan), podemos cambiar la carne por más verduras o pescado, no hay límites para combinar productos. Ingredientes para 4 personas 4 berenjenas medianas 200 gramos de carne picada 100 gramos de arroz integral. 50 gramos de queso de cabra. 2 dientes de ajo…

[in-asterism]

cursed daughter of a blessed mother who is the blessed daughter of a cursed mother who is the cursed daughter of a cursed mother

[zahri-melitor]

Rereading Contagion and with 20 years of hindsight it is incredibly funny how much of this story just involves characters coughing and sneezing on each other because transmission is “aerosol mucous” and they want to illustrate all the transmission paths. And yet outside of the CDC lab nobody is trying to use any sort of PPE.

[ms-boogie-man]

*Note: abortion takes more lives in one day than mass shootings (false flags) do all year

Angie/Maddie🦇❥✝︎🇺🇸

[idontmindifuforgetme]

And on this Valentine’s I almost broke down in tears at a wife’s dedication to her heart surgeon husband whose brain is deteriorating with a rare case of dementia

[painted-kneecaps]

me when i experience a symptom of my illness: surely this is not, a symptom of my illness but in fact an indication of something Far More Sinister

[doctorweebmd]

ok my OTHER reflection:

on the one hand its really frustrating to see the posts about docs and healthcare in general on here be so narrow-minded. bad experiences with certain providers have lead to a huge spread of misinformation and mistrust with the whole system. which can and HAS lead to people avoiding 'evil' doctors for perfectly treatable illnesses and dying from them (the vaccine bullshit, anyone?)

but on the other hand. it is TERRIFYING how some of these docs practice medicine. at times i think 'are you just burned out and don't give a shit or are you straight up just stupid?' and i work in critical care. where quite literally every case is life or death. even in the academic sector where there is supposedly a standard of excellence, some doctors i would not let touch my loved ones with a ten foot pole.

and that sucks. i know this is the no nuance piss on the poor webbed site but 'the medical system and people that work for it are fallible and aspects of it are morally questionable at best/unethical at worst' AND 'the field of medicine exists to help people first and foremost and mistrusting/avoiding it can be detrimental in the long run' can and DO co-exist