Articles, tagged with "small intestine", page 1
23rd October 2012
About a decade ago if you asked any average Joe or Jane what a gluten-free diet was, not many would get a prize for the right answer. Today, it's a different story. Loads of products are directed at the gluten-free market. You'll find aisles upon aisles i...
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Author:
Melanie Williams
14th March 2012
You have seen this many times; soft, liquidy poop found in a pile on the rug under the kitchen table. In this article I am going to go over the common causes of dog diarrhea, and how it is diagnosed based on the clinical signs. Lastly you will see the mor...
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Author:
Dr Andrew Jones, DVM
23rd September 2011
Stomach bloating causes much more than difficulty buttoning your jeans. It is also incredibly uncomfortable, and can lead to embarrassment as it is often accompanied by gas. While stomach bloat is sometimes caused by something as innocuous as gas, it can ...
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Author:
TedBrumby
09th May 2011
Diarrhea in dogs can be treated at home. However, when you can see blood in your dog’s stool when it has diarrhea it is now time to have your dog treated by a veterinarian. Dog diarrhea with blood is a serious condition in dogs that needs serious medical ...
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Author:
Alex Howell
15th April 2011
Famotidine medicine is recommended for treating ulcer in stomach and acidic reflux. It is a histamine-2 blocker used to treat peptic ulcer disease and gastroesophageal reflux disease. It is also given in patients before operations to prevent post-operatio...
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Author:
Bhupinder Kaur Khera
22nd February 2011
Helicobacter pylori is a spiral shaped bacterium that lives in the stomach and small intestine of humans and some animals. It can lead to a vast array of signs and symptoms the two in the digestive system and in other parts of the system.Drs Robin Warren ...
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Author:
joanne
15th February 2011
The human body is a complex structure and considered to be one of the magical creations of god. To keep our body working efficiently we must follow a healthy diet and exercise regularly. Well everybody is aware about all these things but we rarely find pe...
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Author:
axelsmith
04th February 2011
Did you know that doing EFT tapping on the karate chop point will help you stop worrying?
Or that tapping the collar bone point, stimulates adrenal function?
Here are the emotions and medians that connect to each EFT tapping points using the shortcu...
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Author:
Zach Miller
08th December 2010
Many research studies have highlighted whey protein as a way to increase weight loss results; now a new research study from a research group in Galveston Texas has found that the high leucine content in whey may be one of the key reasons for this.
Leuc...
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Author:
Hamilton Erridge
01st November 2010
Helicobacter Pylori is a spiral shaped bacteria residing beneath the layer of mucus in the stomach. You are said to have been infected by this bacteria when you suffer from peptic ulcers. When gastritis due to this infection becomes chronic it can also le...
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Author:
Marcia
30th September 2010
Enteral feeding or tube feeding is a solution offered to people who cannot swallow food. It is a condition where one is fed through a feeding tube. Enteral tube feeding involves introducing nutrients into someone’s body via a tube directly to the stomach ...
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Author:
David Hyden
22nd September 2010
What are Digestive Enzymes?
Enzymes are proteins and the catalyst to many changes going on in our body.
Digestive enzymes break up our meals into less complicated components that can be more simply ingested. Important nutrients are trapped in the fo...
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Author:
James Cooper
02nd September 2010
Laparoscopic gallbladder surgery in India is offered at internationally recognized medical centers of Chennai, Delhi, and Mumbai. India has gained international attention for Medical Tourism and is becoming a popular international medical tourism destinat...
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Author:
Sanchita
23rd August 2010
Celiac Disease, also referred to as CD, is intolerance to gluten which is found predominantly in wheat but is present in other grains such as oats, barley rye and others. CD is definitely on the rise for previously only 1 in every 3000 was diagnosed and n...
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Author:
Lupe Faulkner
18th August 2010
Do you know what good bacteria you need in your intestinal tract? There are hundreds of different bacteria in your intestines. Do you want to know, which ones dominate and that contribute to your over all health. Read this article to discover what health ...
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Author:
Rudy Silva