Eat Maccas for dinner three nights in a row and I guarantee you won’t feel too flash. Replace your deep fried goodies from the golden arches with a quinoa salad and your body will thank you. The effects may be due to the link between our health and gut microbiome which is determined by what
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You know those nights. The ones where you toss and turn, where it’s too hot, or too cold. The ones where you count sheep, stare at the ceiling, and eventually abandon your attempt at sleep to go eat cheese out of the bag at midnight (just admit it, we all do it). Some have these
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Seven to ten years. That’s how long someone diagnosed with multiple system atrophy (MSA) has to live from when symptoms first appear. The progressive disease results in the gradual functional decline of the body’s involuntary functions such as blood pressure, breathing, bladder function and motor control. Often confused with Parkinson’s which is characterised by the
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The first successful organ donation occurred in 1954 where a living donor gave a kidney to his identical twin. Since then, organ donation has become a routine practice with over 25,000 transplants conducted per year in US hospitals. Transplantation is far from simple, with an immense amount of preparation and aftercare required for recipients. A
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