D-mannose (also called Carubinose, D-manosa, Mannose, and Seminose) is a type of simple sugar related to the more famous glucose. These both simple sugars are similar, as they consist of…
Bacillus subtilis is a ubiquitous Gram-positive bacterium, found in water, soil, air, decomposing plant residue, and the GI tract of ruminants, like goats, sheep, and cattle. B. Subtilis is also…
The prevalence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children and adolescents is globally on average 5 percent, and among adults, between 2,58 percent (persistent adult ADHD) and 6,76 percent…
Tinnitus is an annoying and lasting sound such as ringing, clicking, buzzing, or whistling in one or both ears that is not caused by any external sound source. Symptoms and…
Having occasional anxiety and sometimes being worried, or afraid is a totally normal part of life. However, individuals with anxiety disorders often experience extreme, intense, unnecessary, and constant fear and…
Acne scars may evolve as a result of the acne healing process, and appear in the region where the acne lesion had occurred. Usually on the face, back, chest, and…
Acne is a skin problem that occurs when hair follicles (small holes in your skin that an individual hair grows out of) that are connected to oil (sebaceous) glands near…
Respiratory acidosis occurs when there is too much CO2 (carbon dioxide, which is an acid) in your body, and when your body is unable to remove this excess carbon dioxide…
It is estimated that the majority of people may have intestinal parasites in their bodies. Moreover, up to 100 different species of parasites can nest in one person at a…
Talking about parasites can be unpleasant - even scary. But living in denial, and thinking that parasites do not exist in the human body that much, or that they cannot…