Sunday, June 19, 2011

The eWolf Alpha 2

Competition creates more environmentally friendly sports car outright. An electric sports car called the e-WOLF Alpha-2 ready to go and remove the impression that it's a fast car fuel thirsty. The birth of e-WOLF car Alpha-2 is not to answer the desires of auto enthusiasts who want a fast car but the 'green'. Car body dent was awarded the exotic super cars like the others. A line that extends from the front to the stern is also deliberately designed to increase the level of vehicle aerodynamics. While large airscoop on the front to provide more cooling and an additional boost. But when viewed at a glance, the design of the front of the car is a little like Aventador Lamborghini.
 
Cuisine of this car track used two electric motors placed in the rear wheels. Electric motors, such as quotes detikOto of the Councils of car, e-WOLF mempu give alpha-2 power of 280 kW with a couple that is so great to come to 800 Nm. In addition to providing abundant power and torque, e-lobo alpha-2 can also provide the feeling of driving a sports car in general. Because of this electric car can accelerate from rest to 100 km per hour in 3.9 seconds and can reach a maximum speed of 240 km per hour. Speed of the alpha-2 e-lobo which was not only on the road. Looking to fill the car's power, the power in the batteries of cars also were can quickly recharge: 30 minutes to complete 80 percent of its power. And when fully charged, the car that allegedly released at a price of 292 thousand euros, or approximately US $3.5 billion can explore 300 kilometers of paved roads. This car was ready to compete with the Tesla Roadster S. electric car

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is a liver disease caused by hepatitis C virus (HCV). The disease is spread through infected blood. HCV spreads easily when drug users using needle devices interchangeably. More than 80 percent of injection drug users infected with HCV. Hepatitis C can also be spread through unprotected sex. HCV is more easily transmitted than HIV through contaminated blood. In Indonesia, there are about 40 times more people than HIV-positive HCV-positive. You can be infected with HCV and is not aware of it. 15-30 percent of people clear HCV from their bodies without treatment. 70-85 percent develop chronic infection, and the virus stays in the body unless it is successfully treated. HCV may not cause a problem for approximately ten years or even longer, but Hep C can cause severe liver damage leading to heart failure and death.
After the hepatitis c harm the liver, blood tests will show test results are abnormal liver function. ALT and AST levels may be a sign of liver disease or injury. Even the normal functions of the liver, hepatitis c can cause liver damage. If you have HIV, should we test for HCV, in particular, if we ever injecting alternative equipment. Blood tests for HCV infection, including HCV antibodies and viral load. This test is similar to an HIV test. Often millions of viral load. The results of this test predicts the speed of diseases such as HIV viral load. HCV antibody tests may not detect hepatitis c by about 20 percent of people with HIV and HCV. HIV-infected patients with elevated hepatic enzymes tests should consider getting hepatitis c viral load.
HCV infection can be cured if treatment is started very soon after infection. Unfortunately, early signs of hepatitis seems like the flu. Most new cases are diagnosed several years after infection. The first step in treating HCV is to determine the type of HCV. There are six known types of HCV, called the "genotype". Most people infected with genotype 1. Some people infected with genotype 2 or 3. Genotype 1 is more difficult to treat than genotypes 2 or 3. The usual treatment for HCV is the combination of the drugs interferon and ribavirin. Interferon must be injected under the skin three times a week, and ribavirin is a pill taken twice a day. These drugs have severe side effects, including flu-like symptoms, irritability, depression, and low levels of red blood cells (anemia) or white blood cells.
Ribavirin increases the amount of ddI in the bloodstream, and can increase the side effects of ddI. Do not take ribavirin with zidovudine at the same time. Ribavirin may cause birth defects. Women should not wear it for six months or more before becoming pregnant, or during pregnancy. Men should not take ribavirin for at least six months prior to impregnate a woman. In 2001, a new form of interferon called "pegylated interferon" is approved to treat HCV. Types of drugs last longer in the blood. Only one injection is needed every week. Pegylated interferon seems to be stronger than the original shape. The drug is also used in combination with ribavirin.
HCV treatment usually lasts 6-12 months, depending on HCV genotype. After treatment, approximately 40% of patients with HCV genotype 1 and 80 percent of patients with genotype 2 or 3 had undetectable HCV RNA. This means the amount of HCV in the blood are too low to be detected. This percentage applies to people with HCV, not for people who are also infected with HIV. The figure for people living with HIV is lower. People with HCV RNA was still detectable after treatment may need to continue using interferon at lower doses, called "maintenance therapy."

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Chocolate The Series 3

Another Story 
 
Chocolate contains cocoa (chocolate beans) are more than 70% also have health benefits, because chocolate is rich in the antioxidant content of phenols and flavonoids. With the presence of antioxidants, will be able to capture free radicals in the body. The amount of content even 3 times more antioxidants than green tea, drink very often regarded as a source of antioxidants. 

With the presence of antioxidants, making chocolate into a health drink. Phenol, an antioxidant able to reduce cholesterol in the blood so as to reduce the risk of heart attack are also useful to prevent cancer in the body, preventing the occurrence of stroke and high blood. In addition, the fat content in chocolate high quality free artery clogging cholesterol and not unproven.

Chocolate also contains some vitamins are useful for the body such as vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin C, vitamin D, and vitamin E. In addition, chocolate also contains substances and nutrients essential for the body such as iron, potassium and calcium. 

Cocoa itself is the highest natural source of magnesium. If someone is magnesium deficiency, can cause hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, joint pain and problems that the monthly pre-menstrual women. By eating chocolate will add magnesium in the daily nutrient intake that causes increased levels of progesterone in women. This will reduce the negative effects of pre-menstrual.

Other benefits of chocolate is to beauty, because antioxidants and catechins are present in it to prevent premature aging, so do not be surprised if at this time developed chocolate body scrubs are very good for skin beauty.

Chocolate The Series 2

A Symbol of Love
The reason why many people give chocolates to the people dearest is because chocolate is often regarded as the food of love. This is because chocolate has a soft texture and will melt slowly in your mouth when dikulum. This gives the impression of sensual for those who eat them. Also, chocolate can give the effect of comfortable, relaxed and can enhance sexual arousal. 

Generate a sense of comfort after enjoying chocolate is not just a feeling, because chocolate contains a substance that enables hundreds of chemical reactions in the brain. Active substance that stimulates serotonin in the brain which in turn will trigger a sense of comfort someone. 

In addition, most of the substances contained in chocolate is theobromine which can stimulate the nerves and heart tissue that makes us awake and excited. This effect can also be obtained from the caffeine in coffee or tea. Another benefit of theobromine is to relieve cough.

It also contains phenylethylamine which helps the absorption in the brain and produce dopamine, which would lead to feelings of joy, increase the sense of interest and can lead to feelings of love. That's another reason why chocolate is often given as gifts of love.

Chocolate The Series 1

The History
The botanists agree that chocolate or cocoa tree (Theobroma cacao) grown in the Amazon region and South America Orinoko valley in thousands of years ago. Mayans who first cultivated the cocoa tree. This habit is also brought when they moved to the plains of Yucatan. 

Aztecs and later introduces a bitter chocolate as a beverage. Cocoa beans mixed with corn or grapes that have been fermented and then served in a cup made of gold. Aztec emperors named Montezuma has a habit of drinking chocolate more than 50 cups of cocoa per day. Spanish colonizers named Hernán Cortés (1485-1547) when it invaded the territory initially interested in the gold cup of chocolate drink. But he also observed that the cacao, or chocolate Aztec also used as seed money. Therefore, he immediately set up some cocoa plantations.

Plantation known as "brown gold" was developed and the results are popular, so the Spanish control the cocoa trade in the 18th century. Then the chocolate was introduced to the European mainland and make the cake mix ingredients. In the mid-19th century, the Swiss began to develop and market chocolate as a snack.

Thus, chocolate is used only as a beverage and then developed into a snack that melts on the tongue. Switzerland also became famous as the best chocolate producing countries. Then the smart entrepreneur such as Hershey, Kohler, Lindt, Nestle, Peter, Suchard and Tobler chocolate became a brand name now famous chocolate made a major contribution to the industry. They found a more efficient machine processing method of processing cocoa and chocolate to find a better.

Migraine Attack : Types and Symptoms

There are several different patterns of migraine :
  • Migraine with aura (also known as classic migraine). Before the illness began a few people will get a sign that a migraine is coming (aura). They suddenly can not see clearly or see flashing dots, sometimes in a semicircle that is slowly growing. Aura also can present as weakness or numbness on one side of the body, or difficulty speaking. Aura usually lasts less than 40 minutes, then disappear when the headache begins. Pain and other effects such as nausea and vomiting, together with another migraine, but may last much shorter (usually less than 24 hours). 
  • Migraine without aura. This is the most common type (about 80% of cases). In this type preceded the attack without aura.
  • Menstrual migraines. About 60% of female migraine sufferers have this type, which occurred between 2 days before menstruation until the end of menstruation. Studies show estrogen withdrawal as a trigger factor. After a brief peak at the time of ovulation, estrogen levels decline rapidly. Pregnancy is generally a positive impact on migraine attacks.
  • Migraine in children. Children until the beginning of many teenagers who have symptoms of migraine (such as nausea and vomiting) without headaches. 'Abdominal pain' They just complain. Therefore, often called 'stomach migraine'. migraine attacks lasted shorter than in adults, between 30 minutes and 48 hours (without medication). 
The Symptom
  1. Phase One: prodromal. This phase is the early warning phase, in which some people may have a feeling it is not clear, but hinted that they would get a migraine attack. Not all people get this feeling or being aware of its meaning. Sometimes other people are more aware of the signs compared with those who will experience it. These feelings may include mood changes such as irritability, depression, or loss of appetite increased, fatigue, hypersensitivity to light, touch the sound, and smell. 
  2. The second stage: the aura. Disturbance due to changes in blood flow in the brain's vision. Aura usually lasts for about 20-40 minutes. Aura also can affect all the senses, not just the eyes, like a sense of touch (numbness, often in the face), smell (odor or sting is not real), taste (appetite changes), auditory (sound ringing in the ears). Another form of aura include lack of concentration, vague and slurred speech, mental confusion, forgetting, drowsiness, impaired coordination and balance, dizziness, hallucinations (seeing or hearing things that do not exist), sweating, muscle spasms. 
  3. The third stage: headache. Headaches often begin on one side (unilateral), and feel inside or behind the eyes which can then be spread so that involves the entire head. Head throbbing, worsening with movement. Many people also nausea and vomiting. A small number of people suffer from diarrhea or frequent urination. During this phase the patients become hypersensitive to light or sound and want to lie down in a quiet dark room. Headaches can last an hour or two, but also to all day or up to 3 days (or sometimes longer). Frequent headaches stopped after sleep. 
  4. Fourth phase: drunk. This phase may last several hours, one day or more and can be regarded as the recovery phase. Patients often feel weak, tired, unhealthy and may experience a mild headache.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Migraine : General info

Migraine symptoms is a recurrent headache attacks that are usually felt on one side of the head, throbbing, accompanied by nausea or vomiting. Migraine is a type of headache is very common. Before puberty, boys and girls the same opportunity to get a migraine. However, after puberty women are three times more often affected than men. Migraine affects about 2-10% of men and 5-25% in women. The first attack of migraine generally occurs at a young age, around 10-11 years old. According to a 2165 study of Scottish children aged 5 to 15 years, 11% of children suffering from migraine. The attacks decreased after age 45-50 years. Migraine is a neurovascular headache, a condition in which nerve stimulation causes dilation of blood vessels. This gives rise to pain and further stimulation of the central nervous system.

The cause of migraine is unclear, but clearly there are genetic factors. Most migraine sufferers have other family members who also experienced it. The trigger of this disease can, because lack of sleep, certain foods, foods that contain MSG / nitrate / aspartame, stress, menstruation, caffeine, visual stimuli (such as flashing light) and weather changes can trigger migraine attacks. Some people regularly get migraines after stress, for example, a day after the exam. The most likely cause of the food is chocolate, cheese, and orange juice. If you often wake up at night or wake up in the morning with a migraine, may lead to low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). In such cases, snack before bed can prevent attacks.

Friday, June 3, 2011

VITAMIN


Body requires vitamins for metabolism; this study found that quite a lot of eye diseases are always closely associated with a lack of vitamins. Because this vitamin can not be synthetic in the body or the lack of synthetic, so it should be required to absorb the vitamins through food diversity is very important for the prevention and treatment and reduce the symptoms of certain eye diseases. Then, what the other diseases that would cause if the lack of vitamins?
 
Lack of vitamin A. It can cause night blindness diseases, Exophthalmia and sifting cornea. Manifestation is blurred vision in the light of an exhausted, slightly dim, dry eye and others. Because the physiological effects of vitamin A deficiency associated with the visual impression of the dark, he could combine his name redopsin substance inside the eye, redopsin have an important impact on the visibility is good and the maintenance of normal adjustments, related to the maintenance of structural integrity of the skin and accelerate the development of growth. If immediately filled with egg yolk, milk, meat, (sort of spinach-like vegetable), tomatoes, carrots, chicory, fish, fish oil, animal liver and so on. Can improve the symptoms mentioned above.

Lack of vitamin B1. Easily arise Exophthalmia, optic neuritis or optic neuritis orbital and so forth. Manifest dry eye, decreased vision, and dilated pupils, slow to react to light, are interested in pain when moving eyes, sunken eyes felt tight and sore and so forth. Because the main physiologic effect of vitamin B1 is to accelerate the process of cell metabolism, particularly related to the function of nerve conduction. Must be filled with foods rich in vitamin B1, for example fur rice, wheat flour, peanut foods, animal liver, beans, squash, sprouts, potatoes, apricot seeds, walnuts and so on. Useful to reduce symptoms of diseases as mentioned above.Lack of vitamin B2. Most of the time can cause inflammation of the visual nerve, eye rash, inflammation of the lining of the eye and so forth. Manifestation decreased visibility, eye afraid of light, tears flow, traffic jams lining the eyes and so forth. If you frequently eat foods rich in vitamin B2, like yeast, food, dairy products, beef, animal liver, soybeans, pocai, spinach, mushrooms, sunflower seeds, and fruits and so forth. Will be able to help prevent and treat symptoms of the disease.

Lack of vitamin C. Can cause bleeding in the eyelids, front room, vitreous body, retina, and can even cause cataracts, and so forth. Because the main benefit of vitamin C is to keep the formation of intercellular substance, the following oxidation reaction of cells to restore the original settings and other metabolic reactions in the body, and has a softening effect of blood vessels. Therefore, when vitamin deficiency, can cause bleeding eye, as mentioned above.

Right now, lets we eat more green vegetables and fresh fruits; will be useful to prevent bleeding throughout the body and eyes. Because vitamin C can weaken the light and oxygen to the damage to the eye lens (cataract associated with the occurrence of disease), so multiply that eating foods rich in vitamin C, and may slow cataract disease.

OSTEOPOROSIS


Osteoporosis is one disease that afflicts bone due to decreased bone mass and density. As a result of osteoporosis are the bones become brittle and break easily due to reduced bone density. Bone itself is one important part of our body. Bone is the framework that supports our body so we can move. You can imagine if this body supports the fragile, brittle and easily broken, the result is pain in the bones, moving disturbance even cause paralysis and permanent disability. Here are some suggestions that you can apply to porous bone disease did not experience this.
Calcium
Calcium is an element of bone and teeth formation. So, for bone density that is sustainable, it is important to eat lots of calcium found in milk. Unfortunately, with age, the ability to absorb calcium is reduced. So, you should familiarize yourself or your child to drink milk every day from an early age. Osteoporosis is the lack of calcium intake at a young age.
Young people, often they think no longer need to consume dairy foods that are considered as a small child. Or because it thinks the bone can not grow anymore so they are reluctant to drink milk. Indeed, in general, the bones stop growing at age 16-18 years, but that does not mean we no longer need to pay attention to bone health, because the function of bone is very important for the body.
Calcium is needed for each person is different, depending on weight and activity. In pregnant and lactating mothers, who need more calcium. The following table will explain the amount of calcium needed by age. Calcium not only found in milk, other foods such as fish, bone soup, green vegetables such as spinach and beans are one source of calcium. Because calcium can not be reproduced our bodies, it is important to drink milk and consume foods that contain calcium.
Vitamin D
In order for calcium derived from milk and food can be absorbed completely, need vitamin D. It would be unfortunate, if we consume lots of foods that contain calcium, but can not be absorbed properly, so that eventually the body takes calcium from the bone. As a result, bones become brittle. To get vitamin D is actually not difficult. Sunlight in the morning (between 6:00 to 9:00) and afternoon (after 16.00) is one source of vitamin D. In the skin layer of our body there are actually non-activated vitamins D with exposure to sunlight and vitamin D may be active and useful to the body. Apart from the sun, vitamin D also can be obtained from foods such as fish (e.g. salmon and sardines), egg yolk, liver, milk, cheese and other dairy products.
Sports
Consuming calcium is important to exercise regularly to strengthen bones and increase bone density. Just like muscles, bones also need to be trained to make strong bones. Sports that can be done to train the bone is to do a sport that provides compression force on force, weak bones and twist styles. The style can stimulate bone growth so that the bones become healthier. You can try it with cycling, jogging, walking or up and down stairs. In addition to calcium intake, vitamin D and exercise would be better if you try to live healthier by quitting smoking. Cigarettes, coffee, alcohol, tea and cola can inhibit calcium absorption. Instead, eat nutritious food that meets the 4 healthy 5 perfect.

HOW TO PREVENT STROKE

Stroke is the third leading cause of death (after heart disease and cancer), and the number one cause of disability worldwide. The report of health department of the Republic of Indonesia (2007) noted that the stroke is the leading cause of death in hospital. Various studies have shown that stroke services in many parts of the world are still less than optimal. Delays in patients coming to hospital, lack of adequate diagnostic facilities and treatment, and lack of integrated cooperation among team members is a major provider of health problems in the treatment of stroke.
In each year, on October 29 is celebrated as "the day of stroke in the entire world." Day of stroke in the entire world that was initiated by the World Stroke Organization, a worldwide organization whose members include doctors, medical officers, and people who care about the stroke service. Day strokes around the world carrying the message that "stroke is a stroke can be prevented and treated." Theme days a year throughout the world stroke is "what can I do?". An important question for everyone who cares about the heart and stroke to inspire action. The challenge for everyone to be able to give a small contribution to stroke care in the world getting better.

Stroke can be prevented
Stroke is caused by the accumulation of risk factors for stroke. Stroke risk factors exist that can not be changed, and some can be changed. Risk factors for stroke that can not be changed are age, gender, race, family history, and history of previous stroke. Men are more prone to strokes than women. Old age is also more susceptible to stroke from a young age. Colored races are more prone to stroke than whites. Someone with a family history of stroke have a greater risk for stroke as well. Various risk factors for stroke are a risk factor that can not be changed.
There is also a risk factor for stroke that can be changed. Major risk factors for stroke are hypertension. Various studies show that 60% -70% of stroke patients suffer from hypertension at the time admitted. A common problem encountered is the ignorance and indifference to most members of the community about hypertension. Hypertension did not provide specific symptoms. A patient with hypertension will come of treatment because of complications caused by hypertension. That's what causes hypertension is called the "silent killer." Hypertension will kill people calmly and slowly, almost without symptoms. When we realize, the complications become more severe hypertension (eg heart disease, stroke and kidney failure).
Other risk factors for stroke can be changed are diabetes, high blood cholesterol, obesity, smoking, sleep disturbances, and excessive blood viscosity. Same with hypertension, stroke risk factors that are often overlooked and less well managed.
Stroke prevention begins with recognizing the risk factors for stroke in all of us. Ask the following questions to yourself: "? I know my last blood sugar levels?" "I know my blood pressure this month",, "I never measure my waist?", And "I Know my blood cholesterol?" . If there are 2 or more answers "no", then that means you are less concerned. Identifying risk factors for stroke that can be controlled to yourself, at relatives or your family, and the people around you.
The next step is to control stroke risk factors. Control high blood pressure by limiting salt intake, avoid stress, eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, quitting smoking, and exercise regularly. In circumstances that are often needed drug intervention to support the lifestyle changes that have been cultivated. Various studies have shown the success of intervention programs to reduce the incidence of risk factors for stroke. The incidence of stroke in different countries showed a decrease due to the success of the reduction of salt intake, stop smoking campaign, and a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.

Stroke can be prevented
One of the main issues in the handling of optimal stroke is a race against time. A term known as "time is brain". The main goal of stroke treatment is to save the brain tissue deficient supply of nutrients and oxygen. Time Limits optimal treatment of stroke is 4.5 hours. The more rapid diagnosis and appropriate treatment, the greater the like lihood of recovery.
One major obstacle is the delay in the management of stroke patients coming to hospital care. The main causes of delay in coming to the hospital are less familiar symptoms of a stroke by the public. Association of stroke in the United States campaign for the use of simple measuring tools for early detection of stroke. This tool is known as FAST (Face, Arm, Speech, and Say Test). In the Indonesian language of this size can be translated as "smile movement, and talk." Measurement campaign is shown to improve patient arrival to the hospital. This tool is used by asking the patient to smile, raised his hand, and speaking. One of the movement dysfunction, smile and greeting should be suspected as symptoms of a stroke until proven not.

What can I do?
Theme days a year throughout the world stroke is "what can I do?". A critical question that challenges all parties concerned about the stroke service. Society should be more concerned neighbor risk factor for stroke. Ask yourself and the people closest to you "already know whether blood tension this week?" When not measure your blood pressure, and when the high did immediately intervene to lower blood pressure. Do something similar to blood sugar and cholesterol. Remind yourself and those closest to you to stop smoking.
Stroke is a medical emergency. Step diagnosis and appropriate treatment will provide optimal results. Immediately recognize a stroke, and immediately taken to hospital with stroke facilities. Campaign "smile, movement, and talk" can be used to suspect that someone has a stroke. Medical officers involved in the management of stroke should look at stroke as a medical emergency. Treatment of stroke is a race against time. In such conditions, rapid and appropriate treatment would be necessary. Successful treatment of stroke will depend on the cooperation of patients, families, and medical officers. Let us welcome the day a stroke in the whole world, hoping "to get a better stroke services in Indonesia.

THE BENEFITS OF TEA for HUMAN BODY

The benefits of tea, like:  an antioxidant, repairing damaged cells, to smooth skin, to slim body, to prevent cancer, to prevent heart disease, to lower cholesterol levels in the blood, the blood circulation. So, tea has many benefits for human body.
Groups and the naming of tea made from processing methods before and after they are picked from the tree, namely:
1.       Black Tea / Black Tea:
It is processing through a full fermentation process.  Also known as red tea.
2.      Oolong tea / Oolong Tea:
It is processing through half the process of fermentation. This is a favorite beverage in China and India.
3.      Green Tea / Green Tea:
It is not in processing through fermentation process. After the tea leaves are picked directly processed. Has the best efficacy. The results showed that green tea may reduce cancer risk. Gaining popularity in Asia namely China and Japan.
4.      White tea:
It is processing through the process of oxidation. When the tree, tea leaves are also protected from sunlight so it does not produce chlorophyll or green leaf substance. Because produce fewer, more expensive.
The useful of substance in a cup of tea:
Tea not only use for soft drinks, tea can also be used as a therapy for health. If we drink a cup of tea, then we at least know what the substance is the best that is in a cup of tea we drink. Each substance contained in tea known as a beverage rich in benefits? Here are some useful main substances contained in a cup of tea.
Polyphenols
Tea polyphenols is like catechin and flavanols. These compounds act as antioxidants to capture free radicals in the body is also effective in preventing the development of cancer cells in the body. Free radicals in our body due to air pollution environmental pollution and also from the food we eat.
Vitamin E
In a cup of tea contains vitamin E as much as about 100-200 IU a day which is a requirement for the human body. This amount serves to maintain a healthy heart and make your skin smooth.
Vitamin C
This vitamin serves as an immunity or resistance to the human body. In addition, vitamin C also functions as an antioxidant that is necessary for the human body's defense against disease.

Vitamin A
Vitamin A has much of beta-carotene tea is a vitamin that the body needs can be met.

Kinds of Tea
A substance contained in tea is very easily oxidized. When the tea leaves in the sun, then the oxidation process occurs. Types of tea are commonly known in the community are green tea, Oolong tea (such as Java tea Oolung / Ulung), black tea and white tea. Green tea contains the most good because the manufacturing processes, the type of tea is not dried by sun drying but use this technique in particular. While the types of tea are processed by fermentation.

Some substance in tea that not good for human body
In addition to the benefits of tea, there are also other substances contained in tea that results are not good for the body. Caffeine in tea (tehine) can cause food absorption process becomes inhibited. Limit safe to consume caffeine in one day is 750 mg / day, equivalent to 5 cups of tea 200 ml.

Should be avoided when drinking tea
There also should you consider when you drink tea for useful substances in the body does not disappear, among others:
•Do not drink tea during or after a meal because of substances contained in foods can be stolen by tea stimulant substances.
 • Do not drink tea on an empty stomach because it can increase stomach acid production.
• Avoid drinking tea laced with sugar because it causes the substances they contain will be reduced.
• Do not drink tea that has been all night because it has many substances that are oxidized and stale, so the impact is not good for the body.
• Avoid drinking tea during pregnancy and lactation.
Because the substance and the stimulant caffeine in tea can stimulate uterine contractions. In addition to nursing mothers would disrupt the production of milk-producing glands or breast-feeding mothers.

How to brew tea:
It is not lost in the manufacturing process is a way to brew tea. To avoid errors when brewing tea, you should consider how to make tea if it is correct or not. Because of this error can cause the tea does not provide benefits for people who drink it. To make tea, use boiling water temperature 80 degrees Celsius, do not use water with temperatures higher than 80 degrees because it can make us lose the benefits of tea.

In addition, the tea can be mixed with milk. Tea mixed with milk or commonly known as milk tea can reduce the stimulant effects of tea as a stimulant substance will bind calcium in milk tea.

Another way is to add the lemon that often we know called Lemon Tea. Lemon will provide protection for digestion, because the citric acid in the lemon to prevent the crust in the intestinal wall.

Around the world there are many ways people drink tea. In Britain, members of the United Kingdom have a habit of drinking a cup of tea every afternoon. In other parts of the world's tea drinking habit was also performed. All depends on you and habits in your culture. But do not forget to pay attention to some of the instructions mentioned above while drinking tea. Enjoy a cup of tea!

Breast Cancer

Breast cancer usually begins in the cells in the lobules, the glands that produce milk, or milk ducts glands channels, channels that connect the lobules to the 'nipple'. Rarely, breast cancer began in the stroma tissue, including breast tissue. 

Over time, cancer cells can spread to healthy breast tissue makes its way to the lymph nodes in the armpit, a small organ that filters objects small organ that filters foreign objects foreign substances in the body. If cancer cells have spread to lymph nodes, then this becomes a way to other parts of the body. Breast cancer is always caused by abnormalities in genes (a "mistake" in the genetic material). Only 5-10% of cancers than inherited from the mother or father. Kirakira 90% of breast cancer is because breast adala because of a genetic disorder that occurs as a result of aging and other processes.

A person affected by this disease must be willing to perform various types of tests, examinations and treatment to undergo a series of super-intensive. All this is done for the development of cancer cells to spread wild-level known. This is what is called 'stage'. Stage 1 to stage 4 which at this stage, usually the breast must be removed.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Hypertension

Stroke is the number one cause of disability and third leading cause of death (after heart disease and cancer) worldwide. Stroke provides a large health burden for the disabled and their families. Economic burden caused by stroke is also so heavy. Hypertension is a risk factor for stroke, the most important and consistent. 

Hypertension is one of the major diseases in the world, at nearly 50 million people in the United States, and nearly 1 billion people around the world. The prevalence of hypertension increases, in accordance with age. Someone called the have hypertension if their blood pressure more than 140/90 mmHg, or more than 135/85 mgHg in individuals with heart failure, renal insufficiency, or diabetes mellitus. Hypertension is a risk factor for stroke and coronary heart disease is the most consistent and important. Hypertension increases the risk of stroke 2-4 times as much, not depending on other risk factors.

For over three decades, various associations of health professionals across the globe are working hard to improve prevention and better treatment for hypertension. This work involves campaigns for the public to be more careful of hypertension. High blood pressure awareness campaign is a huge problem. 

This is primarily due to high blood pressure causes no symptoms/complaints. A complaint occurs when target organ damage has occurred, and if that happened we were late step in managing hypertension. Large-scale epidemiological studies have shown that the number of people with hypertension worldwide has reached 1 billion, with mortality from diseases associated with hypertension reach 7100 thousand people die each year from diseases associated with hypertension (such as stroke and heart disease).