Negative Effects of Water Bottles on Human Health

Bisphenol-a (BPA) is a carbon based synthetic compound used in production of plastic bottles ,baby bottles and other food packaging's. Bisphenol disrupts endocrine and other natural hormones. According to the study of an American institute CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention), bis-phenol-a found in 95% adult and 93% of children urine samples.

BPA Risks for Human Health:

1.       Reproductive Disoders: Bisphenol-a acts as a hormone, it disturb genial hormones. As the result Erectile Dysfunction, pre ejaculation symptoms exposes leading to male impotence.

2.       Brain and Behavior Problems: It disrupts neurotransmitter level as the result symptoms of mental disorders may exposed.

3.       Cancer: Some animal studies have shown a possible link between BPA exposure and a later increased risk of cancer.

4.       Heart Problems: Some US studies show deep relation between BPA and heart diseases.

5.      

Asthm:

6.       Other symptoms such as obesity, anxiety and ADHD an children.

Note: Check the label BPA free before purchasing packed food items.

Be Carefull about Bitter Alomund

Almonds are useful for our health. They are enriched with precious nutrition values such as niacin, calcium, minerals and proteins. There are two types of almonds, the sweet and the bitter. Only sweet almond must be consumed the bitter one contain prussic acid (hydrocyanic acid) which is highly poisons.

Dangers:

                Prussic acid is a quick acting poison. It blocks respiratory enzymes and renders tissues unable to absorb oxygen from the blood in the normal way. Serious side effects can occur such as slowing of the nervous system, dizziness, vomiting, heart beat acceleration and breathing problems leading to death.

Understand Belching

Belching is the act of expelling or bringing up air from the stomach through mouth. It is considered as normal but when it belching a lot considered disorder.

Causes:

1.       Aerophagia (act of swallowing air voluntary or involuntary during eating or drinking.

2.       Excessive use of carbonated drinks.

3.       GERD( gastro esophageal reflux disorder)

4.       Use of some medication such as type-2 diabetes.

How stop it?

1.       Quit the habit of air swallowing during drinking and eating.

2.       Avoid chewing gums and hard candies.

3.       Avoid drinking carbonated drinks.

4.       Sip liquids form glass instead of using straw etc.

HIV/AIDS

HIV is a name of virus short for Human Immunodeficiency Virus and AIDS is a name of disease caused by HIV stand for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. HIV is like other viruses same like flu and common cold and others. But there is an important difference over the time. Our immune system cleans most viruses but the human immune system can't seem to get rid of it. Scientists are still trying to figure out why. It is not inherited disease as the name shows.

Where HIV did came from?

        It has been identified a type of chimpanzee in West Africa as the source of HIV infection in humans.

How HIV spread?

    HIV is found in specific human body fluids. If any of those fluids enter the body, person can become infected with HIV. These fluids are given blow.
•    Blood
•    Semen (cum)
•    Pre-seminal fluid (pre-cum)
•    Breast milk
•    Vaginal fluids
•    Rectal (anal) mucous
It can be transmitted during sexual contact, child birth, breast feeding, pregnancy, infected injection, blood transfusion and organ transplant etc.

Symptoms of early stage:

•    Fever
•    Chills
•    Rash
•    Night sweats
•    Muscle aches
•    Sore throat
•    Fatigue
•    Swollen lymph nodes
•    Ulcers in the mouth

Progression to HIV:   

• Soaking night sweats
• Shaking chills or fever higher than 100 F (38 C) for several weeks
• Cough and shortness of breath
• Chronic diarrhea
• Persistent white spots or unusual lesions on your tongue or in your mouth
• Headaches
• Persistent, unexplained fatigue
• Blurred and distorted vision
• Weight loss
• Skin rashes or bump

Treatment:

There's no cure for HIV/AIDS, but a variety of drugs can be used in combination to control the virus such as

1.  NNRTI, s (Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors) block a protein that needed by HIV to make copies of itself include efavirenz, etravirine, nevirapine.
2. NRTI, s(Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors) Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors. NRTIs are faulty versions of building blocks that HIV needs to make copies of itself. For example Abacavir, tenofovir etc.
3. PLS (Protease inhibitors) such as ritonavir.
4. Entry or fusion inhibitors that block the entry into CD4 cells such as maraviroc.
5. Integrase inhibitors that disable the protein that HIV uses to insert its genetic material into CD4 cell.

   

Influenza or Common Flu

Influenza is a viral infection that affect our respiratory system such nose, throat and lungs. It is commonly called “flu”.
 Symptoms:

 Symptoms are begin about 2 days exposure to the virus.

• Fever over 100F
• chills
• headache
• muscle aches
• dizziness (feeling faint ,  lightheaded to feeling weak)
• loss of appetite
• tiredness
• cough
• sore throat
• runny nose
• nausea or vomiting
• weakness
• ear pain
• diarrhea

Causes: 

                Influenza virus travel through the air in droplets, cough, sneezing or talks . If any person inhale the droplets directly or pics up the germs from an object such as mobile, computer keyboard transfers them to eyes, nose or mouth.

Treatment:

                Symptoms can be reduced by drinking extra purified water, bed rest. Medicine can be prescribed according to symptoms such as NSAID,s (pain killers to reduce muscle pain and fever like condition), antihistamines to to cure runny nose and sneezing, decongestant(pseudoephedrine) to cure stuffy nose.

Flu Vaccination:

                                Annual flu vaccination is recommended over the age of 6 month.

The influenza vaccine isn't 100 percent effective, so it's also important to take measures to reduce the spread of infection:

• Thorough and frequent hand-washing is the best way to prevent many common infections. Scrub your hands vigorously for at least 15 seconds.
• Cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze or cough. To avoid contaminating your hands, cough or sneeze into a tissue or into the inner crook of your elbow.

Flu spreads easily wherever people congregate in child care centers, schools, office buildings, auditoriums and public transportation. By avoiding crowds during peak flu season, you reduce your chances of infection.