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Fasting: what should we know? What is it all about?

It simply means to stop eating completely, or almost completely, for a short period of time. A fast usually lasts 12 to 24 hours, but in some cases even days.

THE FUNCTIONS.

Cardiac Arrest causes immediate widespread ischemia in the body with cellular reactions within the various organs impairing their function and sometimes even thwarting resuscitation maneuvers for circulatory restoration. Consequences of

Gluten does not produce symptoms in healthy people

Intake of gluten-containing foods can be very harmful to people with celiac disease, but it causes no gastrointestinal symptoms in people without a related disorder, a double-blind, randomized controlled trial

Mental illness, what a struggle

Psychiatric disorders are not only mentally exhausting to manage. Depression and anxiety, for example, also weigh heavily on the physical level, making it difficult to perform everyday activities easily and

Walking is good for you: here’s why

The human body was born to move, and keeping active every day is a real boon for body and mind. Even if you have some minor aches and pains and

How to treat encephalitis

Encephalitis is an inflammatory process of the central nervous system in which the major area is the brain parenchyma. If spinal, sensory, and motor roots are also involved, the term

Recurrences in the dislocated shoulder

Dislocation of the shoulder, as a traumatic event that causes a bone to protrude from its joint structure, is certainly reducible with a medical maneuver that restores the injured part, but from that point on, subsequent treatment must be followed that will then determine whether or not the shoulder heals and resumes its function.