"Health Care for Gen Z"
Nutrition for Muscle Gain Introduction: By doing body building, there is beauty in the structure of the body, but doing body building is also very beneficial for health. Because of this, you take special care of your health, your food and exercise, etc. Bodybuilding keeps our body healthy and fit. Due to which you stay … Read more
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Menopause: Menopause is caused by a significant drop in hormone levels. It is defined by the absence of periods for about one year and the average age is 51. In the United States 1.3 million women transition to menopause each year. Symptoms of Menopause: The sudden drop in hormones can … Read more
M Pox (Monkey Pox) What is Mpox? The monkey pox is the rare disease that is caused by a very tiny germs, which is called monkey pox virus. It belongs to group of closely related viruses called orthopox virus. The other virus in this group that can infect the humans Include, the variola virus which … Read more
Smallpox Introduction: Smallpox is a disease caused by a variola virus. This virus infects the cells badly. The virus starts multiplying as soon as it enters the cells of the body, which causes small pox infection. The Historical Impact of the smallpox: Smallpox is known as one of the most dreaded diseases in history. It … Read more
Fat and Obesity Introduction Body fat and obesity are two major health problems. Knowing about and controlling these problems is very important for a healthy life. Both of these topics revolve around body fat ratio and health. The main difference between the two is as follows: Understanding Body Fat & Obesity: Body Fat: Fat is … Read more
Introduction: Listeriosis is a condition caused by infection with Listeria monocytogenes. Stereomonocytogenes is a gram-positive bacterium, which means it is rod-shaped. The prevalence of Listeria monocytogenes infection and literiosis has decreased over the past several decades because of improved sanitation practices, with several foodborne outbreaks occurring in the 1980s. But for the most part, the … Read more