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Asked for female, 23 years old from Hyderabad
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It is your illusion rather than fact that your body temperature is very high as compared to others.
Core Body temperature (as measured by putting thermometer under tongue for 2 minutes or in arm pits for 5 minutes or by putting intra-rectally) lies in very narrow range around 98. 6F.
If you feel you have higher body temperature, first prove it by regular temperature recording every three hours for at least a week.
I hope by this you shall come out of your illusion.
Sometimes you ...more
Core Body temperature (as measured by putting thermometer under tongue for 2 minutes or in arm pits for 5 minutes or by putting intra-rectally) lies in very narrow range around 98. 6F.
If you feel you have higher body temperature, first prove it by regular temperature recording every three hours for at least a week.
I hope by this you shall come out of your illusion.
Sometimes you ...more
Asked for male, 57 years old from Chennai
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Hi drink some bitter gourd juice on an empty stomach each morning. First remove the seeds of two to three bitter gourds and use a juicer to extract the juice. Add some water and then drink it. Follow this treatment daily in the morning for at least two months. Take pranacharya diabeto and shilajeet capsule twice a day with water. Take vasant kusumakar ras twice a day. Avoid sweets. Take small meals in less time interval. Do pranayama early morning. Avoid alcohol consumption.
Asked for female, 55 years old from Delhi
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Dietary Recommendations:
1. Avoid regular tea and coffee,take green tea.
2.Avoid milk and milk products like curd,cheese,ice-creams etc.
3.Use omega-3 rich rice bran oil or olive oil
4 Take more of green leafy and salad veges.
5.Include fiber in your diet.
6.Regularize meal time
7.Take small and frequent meals.
8.Avoid sweet fruits instead take dry fruits like almond and cashew.
1. Avoid regular tea and coffee,take green tea.
2.Avoid milk and milk products like curd,cheese,ice-creams etc.
3.Use omega-3 rich rice bran oil or olive oil
4 Take more of green leafy and salad veges.
5.Include fiber in your diet.
6.Regularize meal time
7.Take small and frequent meals.
8.Avoid sweet fruits instead take dry fruits like almond and cashew.
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Epilepsy is a neurological disease which is characterised by recurring epileptic seizures. These seizures can be brief or can persist for prolonged periods. Vigorous episodes which last long can result in physical injuries such as broken bones. Mention that 6th February is International epilepsy day.
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or ...more
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or ...more
Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip
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Epilepsy is a neurological disease which is characterised by recurring epileptic seizures. These seizures can be brief or can persist for prolonged periods. Vigorous episodes which last long can result in physical injuries such as broken bones.
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or birth defects. Some doctors believe that epilepsy i...more
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or birth defects. Some doctors believe that epilepsy i...more
Last Updated: 7 years ago• Featured Tip
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Epilepsy is a neurological disease which is characterised by recurring epileptic seizures. These seizures can be brief or can persist for prolonged periods. Vigorous episodes which last long can result in physical injuries such as broken bones. Mention that 6th February is International epilepsy day.
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or ...more
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or ...more
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Epilepsy is a neurological disease which is characterised by recurring epileptic seizures. These seizures can be brief or can persist for prolonged periods. Vigorous episodes which last long can result in physical injuries such as broken bones. Mention that 6th February is the International Epilepsy Day.
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain tumours, injury, infections in the ...more
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain tumours, injury, infections in the ...more
Last Updated: 8 years ago• Featured Tip
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Epilepsy is a neurological disease which is characterised by recurring epileptic seizures. These seizures can be brief or can persist for prolonged periods. Vigorous episodes which last long can result in physical injuries such as broken bones. Mention that 6th February is International epilepsy day.
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or ...more
Causes of Epilepsy
The cause of this condition isn t very evident; however, most medical practitioners attribute epileptic seizures to brain injury, tumours, infections in the brain or ...more
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Ayurvedic Doctor•Lakhimpur Kheri
Blood donation is a noble cause. We should all make it a point to donate blood at least once a year. This small action on our part can save many lives. People who have been in an accident and lost a lot of blood, people diagnosed with liver disorders, acute anaemia, blood infection, women giving birth and all surgeries need blood transfusion. And that is why there is a World Blood Donor Day (14th June 2020) which is meant to spread awareness on the importance of donating blood and how it can be ...more
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