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Liver – the heaviest and the second largest organ in the human body. It is probably one of the most hardworking organs of the body and performs a number of functions.

As you age, your risk of experiencing a fall increases due to various factors, such as age-related changes, inappropriate footwear, environmental hazards, dehydration, malnutrition, and medical conditions. Falls in the elderly can lead to serious injuries, and understanding the most common causes can be crucial for prevention.

Dermatomes: A dermatome is an area of skin which is chiefly supplied by a single spinal nerve. There are 8 cervical nerves (C1 denoting an anomaly with no

Estrogen is 1 of 4 female sex hormones that are all in delicate balance with one another (the others are progesterone, luteinizing hormone, + follicle-stimulating hormone). If these hormone levels become imbalanced, they can negatively impact a woman's fertility, menstruation, bone strength, energy,

Are Adrenal Fatigue and IBS causing issues with your digestion? Do you know what signs and symptoms to watch out for? Read this article to find out!

The HPA axis is the communication network between the Hypothalamus, Pituitary gland, and Adrenal glands. It is the body's primary system for recognizing and responding to stress. However, when stress levels become negative or overwhelming, it is considered distress. If someone is overloaded with chr

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Melatonin is a natural hormone made by your pineal gland. Your body makes it as a response to darkness to support your circadian rhythms.

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Stimulating the vagus nerve can significantly reduce inflammation, depression, and more. Here're 10 simple ways to stimulate the vagus nerve

Methylation is complicated, but I'm going to get overly simplistic today to tell you what you need to know about undermethylation. You may have been told you have a MTHFR (Methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase) genetic variant that has the potential to impact methylation. The key word here is potential. While genetic testing for MTHFR can be helpful,...Read More

Your lymphatic system makes a huge difference in your health and overall wellbeing. It is tied to the circulatory system, but, despite this relation, it is too often ignored or forgotten.

EAT AN ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DIET crowd out processed foods, sugar, gluten, and inflammatory oils with a variety of vegetables, quality protein, healthy fat, and whole food carbs SUPPORT GUT HEALTH dysbiosis, leaky gut, food allergies, yeast infections, and inflammation in the GI tract are all correlat

Learn about the Seven Stages of Dementia, it's one of the major causes of disability among older people worldwide.

Although most people experience occasional headaches, the cause, duration, and intensity of pain can vary by type. Here's what you need to know to treat them.

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An Indian shrub used in medication for thousands of years, ashwagandha is an adaptogen herb with tons of amazing benefits.

This Psych Meds 101 post covers the different classes of antidepressants, including how they work and what the side effects are.

I don't want you to think that I am the mistress of doom and gloom, but after last week's post on words that collocate with injury I thought I would continue with the theme of medical problems in this week's post. A few weeks ago I posted this excellent image about medical symptoms shared on my Facebook Page which proved to be very popular with my followers. It was created by a fellow teacher and blogger, Jenny on her excellent website, The English Student. You can also view it on Jenny's post here. Jenny has some excellent tools and resources for language learners so

Everything you think, feel, and do is controlled by your nervous system. Learn how it works and what kinds of things can go wrong.

Study 30 of the most common medical prefixes to recognize hundreds of important medical terms. These will help you learn specialized prefixes and roots later.

Enhance your assessment skills by learning these advanced physical exam maneuvers and diagnosing your patients correctly!

Limb swelling is a common and important symptom for medics to be able to interpret when taking a history, examining, and choosing investigations. It can be helpful to look at causes of single-sided (unilateral) or both-sided (bilateral) limb swelling separately. Most unilateral causes result from a

Medical terminology can be a lot to learn. However, building a substantial medical vocabulary will help with your studies of a disease process and help with learning basic skills. This article on Medical Terminology of the Cardiovascular system will help with the study of cardiovascular conditions and diseases.

This is the official page for Psych Meds Made Simple by Ashley L. Peterson. It also includes a collection of MH@H resources on psych meds.

I first came into contact with the illustrations of Frank Netter while in a small used bookstore in New England 25 years ago. They had a copy of “The CIBA Collection Of Medical Illustrations” from 1948. It’s an unassuming looking oversize volume in a blue cover, but contains a wild spin on what I’d always thought was a clinical, cut and dry world that would only be of interest to doctors, surgeons, and medical students. . . Frank H. Netter, M.D. (1906-1991) was a physician, a

Abdominal (tummy) pain is one of the most common presentations to the emergency department. The causes lie on a spectrum that ranges from harmless to life-threatening. Having a differential diagnosis (ddx) in mind helps guide medics through assessment, triage appropriately, and choose relevant inves