People pick up the flu virus silently, without even realizing it. The virus can travel by air — up to six feet — often in the form of droplets when infected people who may not know they are infected cough, sneeze or even talk. The virus can also be transmitted in droplets on objects or… Read More »
Can offenders include: inactivity, obesity, smoking, consuming too much diabetes, and regularly eating high-glycemic foods that spike blood sugar, say Harvard T. However, other forms of sugar can can acid reflux cause shortness of breath cause blood sugar spikes. If foods do have juice, keep to just one small glass — can — a day.… Read More »
An allergy allergic rhinitis that occurs in a particular season is more commonly known as hay fever. Hay fever occurs when your immune system overreacts to an outdoor allergen, such as pollen. An allergen is something that triggers an allergic response. The most common allergens are pollens from wind-pollenated plants, such as trees, grasses, and… Read More »
Fungal infections, such as candida, have spiked over the past few decades, according to a study in the “Journal of Dental Sciences and Research,” and the standard drugs used to treat them have numerous drawbacks. Anti-fungal drugs can be both expensive and toxic, and their frequent use has led to the development of drug-resistant fungal… Read More »