All posts by Priya Rajpoot

FAQ, Healthcare

The BEST Supplements for Your Immune System

The Amazing Human Body

 

The iImmune system is a truly amazing system. Research has revealed that it has a number of miracles that humans are unable to understand or replicate despite the advanced technology currently available.

 

The body has about 100 trillion cells that make up all the organs, bones, muscles, tissue, eyes, skin and the other body components. About 8 million cells die every second and are replaced by new cells, constantly revitalising the body.

­These trillions of cells carry out millions, if not billions of complex activities every second of every moment of your life, regardless if you are awake or asleep. The body is an “electric machine” that triggers these activities primarily through enzymes that carry out complex chemical reactions which can identify and instantaneously communicate with, and control every single friendly cell in your body. This is far more powerful and intelligent than any known computer that exists today.

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Five Trends to Note in Healthcare Marketing

Gone are the days of healthcare advertising consisting of free samples, branded note pads, a print ad or celebrity spokes person. These elements are still at play, but like its consumers, healthcare providers of all types are becoming savvy, technology reliant and multi-lingual.

 

Baby Boomers

Baby boomers are the largest users of healthcare in America, simply due to the sheer population size of their generation. Baby boomers aren’t aging, they’re getting better and don’t let a number dictate their actions or lifestyles.

Just as baby boomers remain dynamic and active, healthcare advertising is too. Arthritis medication ads feature active seniors; established and trusted brands feature baby boomers and are updating packaging to be more senior friendly; celebrity spokes people are themselves members of the baby boom generation they market to.

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Can Ayurveda Reduce Medical Costs for Cardiovascular Disease, Stress and Chronic Disorders?

Ayurveda, the traditional health care system of India, is the world’s oldest and most comprehensive system of medicine. Through the use of time-tested modalities that are natural and free of harmful side effects, Ayurveda works to prevent disease at its source, rather than working at the level of symptoms after health problems have arisen.

 

In 1997, the American Journal of Managed Care published an eleven-year study on Maharishi Ayurveda, a systematized revival of Ayurveda. The study used Blue Cross/Blue Shield data to analyze medical utilization patterns of individuals participating in a number of components of Maharishi Ayurveda, compared with matched control groups and normative data.

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Choosing Excellent Herbal Extracts for Optimal Health

Overview

Choosing a quality herbal extract is the key to resolving health issues affecting the body. A good quality herbal extract should have:

 

o Strength

 

o Clarity

 

o Color and Taste

 

STRENGTH OF HERBAL EXTRACTS

 

An often asked question is what herbal extracts are and why do they contain a natural or neutral alcohol. Herbal Extracts are an herbal food or combination of foods, diluted in liquids. The liquids used are:

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Cancer Treatment – Organ Specific Cancer Treatments

Organ specific cancer treatments

Certain advanced cancer hospitals manage cancer in an organ specific way, and accordingly oncologists are reserved for treating cancers affecting specific organs only. Accordingly, oncologists have successfully treated breast cancer, head and neck cancer, gynecological cancer, orthopedic cancer, lung cancer, neuro cancer, and liver cancer.

Understanding each organ specific cancer and the treatment available for it.

Breast Cancer

It is the commonest of cancers affecting women, and it is believed to be the cancer that has caused the most mortality among women next to lung cancer. The mortality has been the highest among women whose ages were between 45 and 55. Breast cancer is curable if it is diagnosed at an early stage, and if the necessary treatments are carried out immediately following its detection. Breast cancer is growth of breast cells in an uncontrolled manner. Continue reading →