Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Green onions, also known as scallions or spring onions, are harvested before the bulb can grow fully. They are typically thin and have long green stalks with tiny white bulbs at the end. Green onions are a popular addition to many dishes for their mild flavor and health benefits. Here are interesting facts and benefits…
Walk into any pharmacy or food store, and you’ll probably find shelves stocked with dietary supplements. You know how overwhelming it feels if you’ve ever walked down the supplement aisle. Rows and rows of bottles fighting for your attention, labels crammed with promises of improved digestion, increased energy, no-bloat bellies – you name it! It’s…
Trust Me; You’re Going to Want Essential Oils in Your Life. It might seem like a weird concept – rubbing oils into your skin or breathing them in through the air around you – but there’s a reason essential oils are such a big deal. If you’re wondering, “What the heck ARE they?” you’re not…
A wise saying goes: “When in doubt, start with the gut.” In other words, if you’re struggling with health symptoms, you can take comfort in knowing that healing the gut is the right place to start. We’re not just referring to digestive symptoms, either. Chronic low energy, joint pain, acne, eczema, depression, low immunity, and difficulty losing…
With the scientific name Apiumgraveolens, Celery belongs to the Apiaceae plant family. The health benefits of celery are due to the excellent sources of beneficial enzymes and antioxidants. It is loaded with minerals and vitamins such as folate, potassium, vitamin B6, vitamin C, and vitamin K. Celery’s nutritional values and health benefits have been well…
Matcha is easily one of the healthiest teas you could ever drink. It contains antioxidants, amino acids, chlorophyll, and more. Matcha helps detox, acts as a mood booster, and can increase your mental focus. And those are just a few of its benefits! To learn more about the health benefits of matcha tea, where it’s…
What is IBS, And How Does IBS Affect The Quality of Life? Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a gastrointestinal (GI) disorder that can cause patients to experience chronic or recurrent abdominal pain. It can either be relieved or aggravated by a bowel movement (defecation). IBS patients are typically classified according to whether they predominantly experience…
Infectious diseases are caused by microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, or parasites and can spread between individuals. Billions of people will contract an infectious disease; this could be as simple as the common cold, which is usually just a nuisance, to something more serious such as the HIV/AIDS virus. According to records from the…
Your heart is located between your lungs, in the middle of the chest cavity. The heart, a muscular organ, is responsible for pumping blood through the blood vessels of the circulatory system. Just like other parts of the body, your heart can breakdown and become diseased. Heart disease includes coronary artery disease (disease of the…
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