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Morton’s neuroma

Morton’s neuroma consists of a thickening of the tissue surrounding a nerve tract present in the sole of the foot at the anterior (forefoot) support area, usually at the base of the 3rd-4th toe.

This is a benign condition that can be treated and eliminated without difficulty, but it should not be neglected, both to prevent the nerve from becoming inflamed and excessively damaged and to quickly restore proper walking.

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The electric shock

When electrical energy, by mistake or accident, reaches the body by traveling through it in several parts, electric shock occurs.

A healthy diet against depression (preview)

A recent article published in the journal The Lancet, titled “Nutritional Psychiatric: where to next?” hypothesizes a direct relationship between nutrition and depression in the individual. In fact, according to

Diseases caused by excessive alcohol consumption

There can be many disorders and diseases that alcohol abuse is capable of directly causing or can contribute to. When excess alcohol accumulates, it reaches the bloodstream affecting organs and their vital activities.

Protect sleep by avoiding bad habits

It is known to all that good physical and mental fitness can depend on many factors, but certainly sleep is one of the foundational factors of well-being.

The psychology of positive and human potential

Personality can sometimes play a decisive role in the modulating the effects of adversity. Scholars have observed individuals submissive and neurotic and gave rise to the so-called psychology of the

Daniel Goleman. Emotional intelligence.

“Emotional Intelligence” and “Working with Emotional Intelligence” represent two seminal works for modern psychology; in fact, they resonate as a necessary turning point at a time when we realized the

Acute hemiplegia in children

Symptoms of acute hemiplegia may be hemianesthesia, hemianopsia and aphasia. The onset of symptoms is sudden and peaks within a few hours. The onset of hemiplegia may be preceded or

Omega 3 also useful against anxiety

Best known for their favorable role in secondary cardiovascular prevention (in particular, protecting against recurrence of myocardial infarction), in supporting the development of the nervous system of the fetus and

Melanoma in young people and adolescents

Melanoma is also widespread in Europe, where it registers tens of thousands of cases each year, with an increasing prevalence and high levels of mortality.

Endorphins, a natural pathway to pleasure and well-being

Nature has thought of everything when you consider that chemicals originated by the nervous system that can help the body cope with stress and pain pass through the body: endorphins.

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Ischemic stroke

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