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Roasted, salted or sugar-coated, everyone likes peanuts, but they are also one of the foods at greatest risk of triggering allergies. This is no small problem, since, often “hidden” or

Methods of poisoning: barbiturates

Today, compared with years past, barbiturate poisoning has greatly decreased, as they are no longer prescribable as before. Short- and medium-acting barbiturates are more toxic than long-acting ones. The mode

The empowerment of the diabetic patient

When we talk about empowerment, we are basically talking about a slow and progressive process of health literacy, that is, an action of spreading a social concept of health, where all people have the right, but also the duty, to be well informed about health issues and the diseases that affect them.

Complications and behavioral lines in neurovegetative dystonias

Complications resulting from this condition vary according to the specific type of dystonia.

Salt and the immune system

Eating too much salt weakens the immune system.

What are the causes of hepatitis C?

Hepatitis C is a liver disease caused by the HCV virus. The route of transmission is through direct contact with the blood of someone already infected with the virus. The

Sleep apnea, effects on sexuality

People suffering from sleep apnea look for possible solutions, worn out by the resulting consequences that significantly affect their quality of life.

Avoiding smoking reduces the risk of rheumatoid arthritis

For some years now, the overall number of smokers in Western countries has been gradually decreasing. And that is good news. Unfortunately, however, this favorable trend does not apply to

Freezing: how to treat it?

Freezing of the skin occurs only when temperatures are below 0 degrees. In this case, the skin is cold and white or bluish in color. The victim has no sensitivity

Parkinson’s disease: gut microbiota may interfere with therapy

What does the gut microbiota have to do with a neurodegenerative condition such as Parkinson’s disease? Until yesterday, nothing, it was thought. Today, however, there seems to be a relationship,