Essays on Medicine

It is necessary to begin by shaping what is meant by the medical-industrial enterprise. For the wants of this report, we have a tendency to tend to stipulate medical-industrial enterprise as once customers elect to travel across international borders with the intention of receiving some…

Obesity is a growing epidemic around the world and dramatically increases the risk of developing a number of chronic diseases (Gambero and Ribeiro, 2015). The currently available anti-obesity drugs contain numerous adverse effects (Li and Cheung, 2011), having a great interest in natural products as…

Obesity is the condition in which so much body fat is accumulated which might lead to number of serious health problems such as heart disease, type two diabetes, and stroke. This problem has become dramatically increasing throughout Saudi Arabia. Statistically, 67. 5% of Saudi female…

The new Eatwell guide which was launched in March 2016 states that a healthy diet should include more fruit, vegetables and starchy carbs with more sugary foods and drinks being cut out of the diet. The Eatwell guide is the replacement for the Eatwell plate,…

Introduction Medical treatment and care are essential for everyone. People need medical to improve their life and its experiences. Every individual considers medical institutions to be places where health issues and physical complication are solved. People look forward to have the assistance of physicians and…

Introduction The human population growth in developed countries is stabilizing while that of developing countries including Nigeria is still increasing rapidly. Thus, the search for alternative sources of protein to meet up the population challenge is imperative. Economic indices indicate that as this population trend…

The term vitamin was coined in 1911 by Casimir Funk, a biochemist. Vitamins are organic molecules which are essential dietary nutrients. They are non-energy yielding and non-body building agents but are required for proper functioning of bodily functions and regulation of metabolism. Vitamins have various…

USFDA defines dietary supplements in part as product taken by mouth that contain a “dietary ingredients”. Dietary ingredients comprise vitamins, minerals, amino acids and herbs or botanicals, in addition to other substances that can be considered to supplement the diet. Market is flooded with various…

An evaluation of the current practice of placentophagy to reduce maternal postpartum anemiaWomen are trying to take care of their own health. A trend has been to go back to nature and attempt to use a more natural source of nutrients vs synthetic compounds that…

Introduction Lung transplantation is the most recognized treatment for advanced stage lung disease. Since 1990s more than 62000 lung transplants have been completed worldwide (ISHT data). Recent data on single-lung transplants show that 78% patients survive the first year and 51% of patients survive 5…