Let Your Fingers Be Your Physician!

Written by Lena Sanchez


Let Your Fingers Be Your Physician! © By Lena Sanchez

Well, your fingers can’t really be your physician but could your fingernails berepparttar diagnostician?

Some fingernail changes can be indicative of problems within your body! Here are but a few indications that may save your life and/or health!

Brittle soft and shiny nails without a moon atrepparttar 115603 base is indicative of an overactive thyroid.

Brittle nails alone can be indicative of a possible Iron deficiency, multiple minerals deficiency, thyroid problems or impaired kidney’ function and/or circulatory problems.

A Vitamin B12 deficiency or anemia can be detected by dark nails and/or thin, flat spoon-shaped nails. Also can be detected when nails turn gray or dark whenrepparttar 115604 hands are placed in chemicals such as household cleaning products or bleach.

Then there isrepparttar 115605 downward-curved nail ends that may let you know there is a liver, heart or respiratory problem.

If you detect bumps or lumps (called beading) that just appear onrepparttar 115606 nail surface, you may have impending or full blown rheumatoid arthritis.

Ridges can indicate poor nutrient absorption, and/or Iron deficiency. Those ridges could mean there is a kidney problem also indicate a tendency to develop arthritis if they are vertical ridges. Thenrepparttar 115607 ridges running horizontal can result from stress, either/or psychological or physical as inrepparttar 115608 case of disease or infections.

Take Care of Ecoli Induced Illness Naturally

Written by Lena Sanchez


Take Care of Ecoli Induced Illness Naturally! © By Lena Sanchez

This time ofrepparttar year Ecoli related illnesses tend to run rampant inrepparttar 115602 warmer parts ofrepparttar 115603 world. Sadly treatment given isn't always best!

E. coli can cause vomiting, cramping and severe diarrhea, which can then lead to dehydration. One ofrepparttar 115604 most common sources of E. coli is eating undercooked meat. E. coli outbreaks often occur duringrepparttar 115605 summertime when many Americans are enjoying barbecues, picnics and foods served at public carnivals and festivals. Health experts advise thoroughly cooking all meats; washing hands with hot water and soap before preparing foods; and refrigerating perishable foods, cooked or not.

Antibiotic Treatment for E.coli Risky

Children who are treated for E.coli infection with antibiotics are at a greater risk of developing a toxic condition that can lead to kidney failure.

Say'srepparttar 115606 findings from a study released by The New England Journal of Medicine, which carry's some heavy public health implications. Both researchers at Children's Hospital Regional Medical Center andrepparttar 115607 University of Washington in Seattle, studied 71 children age 10 or younger who had E.coli induced diarrhea. Nine received antibiotics. Ten children, including five ofrepparttar 115608 nine treated with antibiotics, developed HUS (hemolytic uremic syndrome), a condition in whichrepparttar 115609 patient's urine output diminishes while, atrepparttar 115610 same time, red blood cells are being destroyed. E.coli induced HUS is more common among children than adults, and often occurs after a gastrointestinal infection. HUS is alsorepparttar 115611 major cause of kidney failure amongrepparttar 115612 15-years and under crowd.

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