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Gastroesophageal Reflux – Recommended Food

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For people who suffer from gastroesophageal reflux disease, the way they eat is almost as important as what they eat. Meals must be taken regularly, avoiding snacking at night. Is indicated not to lay in a horizontal position immediately after eating. Careful selection of food is also essential. Symptoms of the disease can be reduced by eating foods with low fat content and high in dietary fiber (whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean meats).

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Type 1 Diabetes (Insulin Dependent)

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Diabetes is an endocrine disorder characterized by metabolic abnormalities, especially of the carbohydrate metabolism. Diabetes mellitus occurs when the pancreas secretes insufficient amounts of insulin or when the way the body uses insulin is deficient. Insulin is the hormone that provides the cellular energy needs, through the use of sugar (glucose) by cells.

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Gallstones Diet After Surgery (Bile Removal) or (Cholecystectomy)

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Surgery to remove the gallbladder may be followed by several problems, which doctors call “post colecistectomia syndrome” the most common symptoms are pain in the right side below the ribs, nausea, bitter taste, diarrhea episodes, chest burns. Lack of bile slows digestion and bile can go back into the stomach, to the esophagus and then the mouth.

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Gallstones – Who Is Prone, What Are The Symptoms and Treatment

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Gallbladder (or “gall” traditionally) is a small organ, with saccular form which is found under the liver, with the purpose of storing the bile secreted by it. Bile, produced by the liver excretes helps to digest fats. Gallstones are composed of cholesterol and other constituents that are found in bile. Sizes can vary in size from millimeters to several centimeters.

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Infertile Period and Chances of Getting Pregnant

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Infertile period is characterized by the interval between two menstrual ovulations. When you are outside of the ovulation period, it means you are in the infertile period. Although theoretically there is no chance to get pregnant during this time, doctors warn that getting pregnant can happen anytime in the menstrual cycle, if you have unprotected sex.

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Learn the Signs of Ovulation

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When using a natural method of family planning, you have to pay attention to the signs sent by your body during ovulation. Your body undergo specific changes as you get closer to ovulation period and change again when ovulation ends. Once you learn the signs of ovulation, you’ll be able to create your own fertility chart to know what are the fertile periods.

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Thyroid Gland – Symptoms

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Researchers concluded that many people suffer from various disorders of the thyroid gland, but many of them are not aware of it. The thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland located in the neck. It has an essential role in metabolic function. When there is a disruption of thyroid activity, this affects many aspects of your health. The main symptoms of thyroid dysfunction are weight fluctuations, depression and imbalance energy levels.

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