Author Archives: Gloria Dsouza

[ad_1] Red Wine, Heart Disease, Hungry Sharks and Knights in Shining Armor What is so special about wine? What is it that makes it potentially more protective against coronary heart disease, and possibly other diseases, that other forms of alcohol? In recent years, scientists have concluded without doubt that many human diseases such as heart […]

[ad_1] Sinuses are mucous filled cavities in the head which help reduce the weight of the skull, insulate it and resonate the voice. There are four sinus cavities, the sphenoid, the ethmoid, the frontal and the maxillary. Sinus infection is the inflammation of the lining of these cavities due to an infection or allergy. Severe […]

[ad_1] In order to understand how stem cells are useful to us, we first need to understand what these cells are. Stem Cells start in the embryo as immature biological cells, then became specialized to create bone, muscle, skin, the heart, the brain, and over 250 other types of specialized cells. This is why they […]

[ad_1] If your older dog has a sudden loss of balance, he may have a condition called vestibular disease. In this article I will go over the most common signs of dog vestibular disease, and the likely causes. Then I will cover the top 5 remedies that you can do to heal your dog’s vestibular […]

[ad_1] Hemp protein powder and hemp seed oil are not only super-foods for people, but can also do wonders for your pet (including dogs, cats and horses). Hemp is filled with important and crucial nutrition including polyunsaturated good fats [with naturally occurring ideal 1:3 ratio of Omega-3 and Omega-6 essential fatty acids (EFAs)], protein, vitamins […]

[ad_1] First, be aware that there are other health issues that can cause some of the same symptoms as Parvo. Not all cases of bloody diarrea with or without vomiting are caused by Parvo. In fact, worms and other parasites can cause bloody stool and diarrhea. Many people label these symptoms automatically as Parvo without […]

[ad_1] Here in America 24 million people have Diabetes, due to obesity and lack of exercise. Are we as Americans becoming so lazy that we do not care about our health any more. We take care of animals and feed them better than we take care of ourselves. We have to understand that when we […]

[ad_1] Below are the common hazards and dangers you might face in a wilderness survival situation. It does not take a plane crash to remove a person from the love and care of modern society. Running out of gas away from busy lanes can produce the same effect. One wrong turn can transform a harmless […]

[ad_1] The hooves are the most used parts of a horse’s body. They are ever vulnerable to the wear, tear, and various other fatal infections. One such fungal infection is the White Line disease. It is also known as Hollow Foot, Seedy Toe, and Wall Thrush. Medically, the White Line disease is termed as Onychomycosis […]

[ad_1] Mercer infection is the one of the colloquial terms given for MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) infection. Initially, Staphylococcal resistance to antibiotics (especially to Penicillin) was unheard of. However, bacterias can mutate and develop good resistance against antibacterial medications including Penicillin, such as Methicillin, as well as against other Beta-lactam antibiotics such as Meropenem, Clavulanic […]