Anaemia: Symptoms and Remedies
Anaemia means a fall in haemoglobin, not in the amount of blood, and a change of diet with iron-rich foods and juices can help.
Anaemia means a fall in haemoglobin, not in the amount of blood, and a change of diet with iron-rich foods and juices can help.
A few simple methods, such as washing under running water and soaking in vinegar or lemon juice, can remove formalin from food.
Pain in the joints is mainly a sign of rheumatoid arthritis, a disease that can also affect the eyes, skin, lungs, heart and blood vessels.
Aloe vera, the herbal plant known in Bengali as ghritakumari, contains many minerals and vitamins used for a range of health purposes.
Raw onion contains antioxidants and other compounds that, the report says, help protect the heart, bones and skin and control blood sugar.
The white inner side of a banana peel, rubbed on the skin every day, can help reduce acne and keep the skin moist, according to this home-care tip.
A team of US doctors says a gene-edited pig kidney attached to a brain-dead patient began working normally, a step they believe could one day ease the shortage of donor organs.
The number of people in Bangladesh with thyroid gland and hormone problems is rising; here are the main conditions, their causes and treatment.
Adding some foods to your diet, dropping others and sitting less can reduce the risk of cancer that builds up with an irregular lifestyle.
With salon visits still worrying many people, a face pack made from potato juice at home can help with acne, pigmentation and dull skin.
With oestrogen falling after menopause, women face higher risks of heart disease and bone loss, and diet can help ease the changes.
Guava, an easily available and nutritious fruit, is said to help with blood sugar, cholesterol, digestion, weight loss, immunity and skin.
Doctors say an adult can safely eat two apples a day, but eating three or four daily can cause harm, largely because of pesticides and wax used on the fruit.