Bone broth has become trendy in recent years, with loads of alternative health stores offering it ready-made – but is it as beneficial as we think?
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When it comes to the world of gastrointestinal disease, you may hear a lot of acronyms, such as IBD and IBS.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD is a broad term that refers to chronic swelling (inflammation) of the intestines.
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September is Heart Awareness Month – an entire month dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular disease in South Africa.
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The range of severity for Crohn’s is mild and debilitating. Symptoms vary and can change over time. In severe cases, the disease can lead to life-threatening flares and complications.
Here’s everything you need to know about Crohn’s disease.
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Like other autoimmune conditions, RA is a complex disease. However, there are things you can do to help manage the various aspects of RA that can help improve your quality of life.
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Something all parents can agree on is that a high temperature, especially in your newborn baby can be scary. But what does a high temperature indicate? When can you treat it at home and when is it time to go to the emergency room?
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Losing weight can be a daunting experience, but there are some small changes that you can easily make which will get you seeing results in no time.
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Occasional ED isn’t uncommon. Many people experience it during times of stress. Frequent ED, however, can be a sign of health problems that need treatment.
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Plant-based diets are trendy, although opinions are split between the dieting community and medical experts on the long-term benefits and sustainability of eating plant-based.
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High cholesterol is a silent killer and a condition that creeps up on you – it usually doesn’t have any symptoms. It can go undetected until you have blood work or a serious health event like a stroke or heart attack.
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Usually, your kidneys remove waste from your blood to make urine. When there is too much waste in your blood and your body is not producing enough urine, crystals begin to form in your kidneys.
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If you’re low in the sex hormone testosterone, you might experience a decreased sex drive, a drop in sperm count, a decreased muscle and bone strength, and low energy.
So what gives? Well, what’s on your plate might kill your testosterone levels.
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Many have heard the phrase “broken heart” and associate it with sadness. But there is far more to heartbreak than one may imagine.
Access counselling as an added benefit when signing up to Kaelo Health.
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The classic picture of an alcoholic is someone who always drinks too much and whose life is falling apart because of it, but that’s not always the reality.
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Besides bloating, moodiness, and sudden sugar cravings, cramps are one of the most common signs that your time of the month is coming soon. While not very fun, they are at least reliable indicators of when you need to have your sanitaryware ready.
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If you’re waking up with anxiety as soon as your alarm sounds, it’s definitely not part of an idyllic morning of sunshine, birds chirping, and hot coffee. Waking up with worry on your mind can make mornings hard, but it’s actually pretty common.
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Type 2 diabetes has been on the rise in recent years, with the latest reports by the National Department of Health indicating that at least 12.8% of the South African population have some form of the disease.
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Living with arthritis can be disruptive and disconcerting. The pain and stiffness can make it difficult to perform the daily tasks most people take for granted. Even things like putting on socks or cooking dinner can be exhausting. Read More: https://t.co/AFhkj71HXX