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Diseases and its treatments

Earlier humans used to hunt for their living, so they undergo a lot of physical exercise. Now a day’s, life becomes more simple and easy. Everything we need is just a phone call away’. This keep-us away from physical exercises required to keep us healthy. This sedentary life calls for many diseases such as Blood glucose diabetes, Hyperlipidemia cholesterol, Hypertensive high pressure, Low blood pressure, Eye disorders, Sleep disorders and Depression. Named a few, the list is endless.

Diabetes

Diabetes
Glucose is needed to energies our body, but if the glucose level is more than normal in blood then it is called as Diabetes.

Other wise called as high blood glucose, high blood sugar and diabetes mellitus.


Cholesterol

Cholesterol
Cholesterol is needed to make; hormones, vit "D" and substance that help to digest foods. Cholesterol in blood is available as lipoproteins, if this lipid is more than normal level then it is called hypercholesterolemia or hyperlipidemia or high blood cholesterol.

High blood pressure

High blood pressure
Our heart pumps and generates blood pressure so that blood can circulate to all over the body. But if it is more than normal then it is called as high blood pressure, other wise called as hypertension.

Low blood pressure

Low blood pressure
Our heart pumps and generates blood pressure so that blood can circulate to all over the body. But if it is less than normal then it is called as low blood pressure, other wise called as hypotension.



Eye disorder

Eye disorders
The organ of sight or vision, it is properly said as the movable ball or globe in the orbit. Eyes are the windows, through which you can see this beautiful world. So proper eye care is required to maintain better eye sight.

Common eye problems are myopia, hyperopia, amblyopia, astigmatism, strabismus,  dry eye and glaucoma.

Sleep disorders

Sleep disorders
Everyone knows that you feel better after a good night sleep. Your thoughts are clearer, your reactions faster and your emotions are less fragile after a few hours of sleep.

Also there are lots of others; it repairs your body, healthier heart, reduces stress, improves memory and many more with out end.

"He who has health has hope, and
  He who has hope has everything    -   Arabian Proverb”.

So even if you have any sedentary life diseases, don’t lose your hope still you can live healthy by proper treatments - modern medicine or alternative medicine.

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