Thursday, December 15, 2016 7389 Views

Ginger is the underground root of Zingiber officiale, a plant native to Asia. As the University of Maryland Medical Center points out, ginger has been used for medicinal purposes for thousands of years in a variety of cultures to treat maladies such as nausea, headaches, motion sickness, and cold and flu symptoms such as coughing.

Ginger is a knotted, underground stem ...

Thursday, December 15, 2016 6460 Views

How to Protect Your Infant from Flu​ ?

The United States Center for Disease Control estimates that on average, 20,000 children under 5 require hospitalization due to influenza in the United States each year. Severe complications from the flu are most common in children under 2 years of age. Infants under 6 months old are most vulnerable, as they cannot get the flu vaccine, but ...

Wednesday, December 14, 2016 7526 Views

Can Women with Diabetes Get Pregnant?

Can women with diabetes get pregnant? Diabetes can affect a person without warning and sometimes may even occur without any family history. For a woman of child bearing age, this is stressful as the desire to become a mother and the thought of bringing harm to the child. Although the risks associated with pregnancy in a diabetic woman can’t be ignored, the number of ...

Wednesday, December 14, 2016 12212 Views

Top 10 Foods To Boost Your Kid’s Brain Power

Your little kid is growing up to be a naughty toddler, and is learning and discovering new things with each passing day. Very soon, he will be ready to enter school and learn new activities, and it’s time you gear him up for what’s about to come.

A ...

Wednesday, December 14, 2016 9380 Views

8 Tips for Day and Night Cough Relief

When you’re dealing with a cough, that itch in your throat can crop up at any time. Having a cough can be uncomfortable and annoying when you are trying to get through your day, and a cough that acts up at night can also disrupt your sleep. So how can you get a much-needed break from a stubborn cough? “Most coughs disappear within a few weeks, no matter what you do ...