Chiropractor : Who and How ?

Introduction

A health care professional who practice to diagnose and treat of musculoskeletal system and neuromuscular disorders by manipulation or physical adjustment of spine is known as Chiropractor.

Common symptoms of diabetes

The most common signs and symptoms of diabetes are:

Frequent urination

Frequent thirst

Intense hunger

Weight gain

Unusual weight loss

Increased fatigue

Irritability

Blurred vision

Cuts and bruises don't heal properly or quickly

More skin and/or yeast infections

Gums are red and/or swollen

Numbness or tingling

Sexual dysfunction (men)

Understanding The Diabetes; What & How

Diabetes is defined as failure to produce enough or any insulin result increase levels of glucose in the blood is called Diabetes ( Diabetes mellitus ) which is a metabolic disorder body.

Medical Definition of Diabetes Mellitus

 A group of metabolic diseases characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both is called Diabetes mellitus.

Types of diabetes mellitus

 

There are two main types of diabetes mellitus

How to Lose Belly Fat Fast and Easy?

Majorly fat accumulates around the abdominal area which is the alarming situation for most people, as if it would not control by earliest, it became belly. The main reason for excess weight or high body fat is,

Road Traffic Accident ( R T A) & Safety Measures for RTA

Road Traffic Accidents are unfortunately extremely common and the injuries can vary from minor to fatal injuries, more than 1.2 million people are killed in Road Accidents, worldwide, every year. One child is killed in Road Accidents, every three minutes in the World. Total worldwide death toll of Tsunami of 2004 was about 230,000. But the annual worldwide death toll of Road Accidents is 1,200,000!!! i.e. more than five times the Tsunami toll What to Do at a Road Traffic Accident (RTA)?

Asian Emergency Medical Services

Pilipinas911 Inc. is the only privately-owned emergency dispatch company in the Philippines whose employees (call-takers, dispatchers, etc.) are internationally-trained and certified for emergency management. We provide emergency assistance to our members through our call-takers who provide guidance over the phone on what to do while our dispatchers assess and route emergencies to the necessary responder/s that can come to our members’ rescue: Police, Fire, and Medical.

Injectable Oxygen

Researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital announced in 2012 that they've successfully completed tests of an inject-able form of oxygen that they hope will be able to keep a human being alive for up to 30 minutes without breathing.

Led by Dr. John Kheir of Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, the team of scientists were able to pack oxygen into micro-particles that are suspended in a kind of injectable foam; the micro-particles are small enough to mix harmlessly with human blood, thereby allowing them to deliver oxygen to the bloodstream without fear of embolism.
“Eventually injectable oxygen could be stored in syringes on every code cart in a hospital, ambulance or transport helicopter to help stabilize patients who are having difficulty breathing,” Dr. Kheir explained.