Introduction Hemoglobin (Hb) is an iron-containing metalloprotein found abundantly in the red blood cells of virtually all vertebrates. It is often hailed as the "life-sustaining molecule" for its indispensable role in respirati...
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Since the discovery of insulin by Banting a century ago, it has been a cornerstone in the treatment of diabetes. However, therapies based on insulin and its analogs have several limitations, such as complex production processes, stringent...
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The ketogenic diet, often called "keto," has gained significant popularity for weight loss, improved mental clarity, and enhanced energy. However, achieving success requires more than just eating bacon and avoiding bread. Proper...
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Uric acid often gets a bad rap, synonymous with the excruciating pain of gout. But in reality, it’s a normal and even beneficial compound in our bodies. The trouble begins when there’s too much of it. So, how is uric acid crea...
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Living with diabetes requires a mindful approach to daily choices, and at the heart of successful management lies nutrition. Dietary control is not about deprivation; it's about understanding how food affects your body and making empowere...
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Asthma is a condition that causes long-term (chronic) inflammation in your airways. The inflammation makes them react to certain triggers, like pollen, exercise or cold air. During these attacks, your airways narrow (bronchospasm), swell ...
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FeNO testing is a non-invasive test that measures the amount of nitric oxide gas in a person's breath. Nitric oxide is a gas produced by cells in the lining of airways and is an important marker of airway inflammation. What does a FeNO te...
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Unlike traditional ketogenic diets, new method encourages ketosis and weight loss without risks of harmful side effects What is ketogenic diet? The ketogenic diet is a very low carb, high fat diet that shares many similarities with the At...
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Know about uric acid Uric acid is a waste product formed when purines are broken down in the body. Nitrogen is a major constituent of purines and they are found in many foods and drinks, including alcohol. When cells reach the end of thei...
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