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Night sweats are when a person experiences unusual perspiration at night to the point that bedding and clothes need to be changed. It is important to understand that there are many reasons why excessive night-time perspiration occurs. Not all causes are pathological and some are due to a normal change in life.
How sweating occurs

Sweating (hidrosis) in normal conditions occurs to cool the body. A signal sent to the sweat glands in the skin causes the release of sweat, which cools the body to prevent overheating.

The nervous system plays a crucial role in the process of sweating. Details on the process of sweating are described below:

Sensory receptors called thermoreceptors detect temperature changes and send signals to the hypothalamus in the brain.
The hypothalamus then sends signals down the spinal cord to the peripheral nerves.
These nerves activate the sweat glands to release the sweat.
There is a feedback mechanism in which sweat production is halted once the hypothalamus detects that body temperature is in the normal range.
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Happiness is foundational to our existence. Whether conscious or not, we all want to be happy and tend to seek out experiences that improve our sense of happiness. Happiness and our overall health and well-being are closely connected and are often reflected in all that is positive about our lives, including how we think, feel, and perceive.

While it is not difficult to understand that happiness is an important positive experience that shapes the quality of our lives, it is not always easy to understand how to achieve and maintain it. What does it mean to be happy, and how can one cultivate long-lasting happiness?

In this article, we will attempt to answer these questions by taking a look at the science behind happiness, how it is defined and measured, the benefits of positive psychology, and scientifically proven ways to be happier.
What is Happiness?

A complicated and multidimensional concept, happiness can be understood and felt in a variety of ways. At the beginning of the study on human happiness, two main overarching views[1] dominated the scene:

Hedonic perspective defines happiness as an emotion or state of pleasure, satisfaction, or contentment that we experience momentarily and through time. Happiness, from this perspective, is influenced by our mood, personality and identity, genetics, life circumstances, and events.
Eudaimonic perspective perceives happiness in alignment with the meaning, purpose, and fulfillment that we derive from our actions and relationships. This is more of a psychological definition of happiness, where happiness is largely influenced by our values, goals, and choices and by our personal growth and development.

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Wounds are inevitable in life. Whether you cut yourself while cooking, scrape your knee while playing, or burn your hand while ironing, you are bound to experience some minor injuries from time to time. While most of these wounds are not serious and can heal on their own, it is important to know how to manage them properly at home to prevent infection, promote healing, and avoid complications.

In this blog, we will discuss how to manage your own wounds at home, what are the signs of infection, essential self-care tips for wound healing, and when to seek professional help. We will also answer some common questions that you may have about wound healing, such as why do wounds itch and throb and how to prevent scarring.
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Plantar Fasciitis is the most common cause of chronic heel pain, known to persist for several weeks to a year in most patients. Plantar Fasciitis treatment options can help reduce pain and speed up the recovery process. Research into cellular mechanisms has highlighted the key role of stem cell therapy in treating Plantar Fasciitis.

The article below provides an overview of Plantar Fasciitis and its treatment, including symptoms, causes, risk factors, and which treatment options are the best.
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Mononucleosis (or just mono) is a systemic condition that develops after being infected with the Epstein Barr Virus (EBV). EBV is a common virus that’s widely spread among the human population, and it infects nearly everyone at a certain point in their life.

The majority of the people infected with the virus, though, don’t develop mononucleosis. The virus resides silently in their bodies for the rest of their life, without causing mono symptoms.
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The concept of oil pulling— washing the mouth with an oil — is gaining attention globally. It is endorsed by several celebrities on the internet, and many swear by its health benefits. It is an ancient practice that has gained renewed interest among people looking for an alternative to reduce the adverse effects of modern medicine.
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Many people experience the signs of common mood disorders such as anxiety and depression without realizing that unstable blood sugar could be the reason. This should not be surprising because glucose is the primary fuel for the brain.
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Two vital components of aesthetic appeal are symmetry and balance.

That applies to all physical features of the body. That's a rule, and the chin is no exception.

Harmony between the nose, cheeks, eyes, lips, forehead, jawline and chin is can create a balanced profile for an individual.
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Studies show that 10%-30% of people worldwide don’t get enough sleep. In some populations, the percentage of people with insomnia is as high as 50%-60%.

There’s a huge demand for effective insomnia treatments because this condition can increase the risk of several health concerns. People who don’t sleep well also often have trouble driving, performing well at work, and maintaining healthy relationships.
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Gamma knife surgery, a type of stereotactic radiosurgery, utilizes highly focused beams of radiation to treat various conditions in the brain. Unlike traditional surgery, gamma knife surgery is known to penetrate the brain tissue without the need for incisions. Instead, it delivers a precise dose of radiation to the targeted area of the brain while sparing the surrounding healthy tissue. Gamma knife surgery is usually performed on an outpatient basis, taking a few hours to complete, with most patients resuming normal activities within a day or two.[1]

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To attain eternal youth and beauty, the world of aesthetics constantly evolves, seeking innovative and effective treatments. Exosomes, a relatively recent discovery in the field of regenerative medicine, have emerged as a promising tool for enhancing aesthetics. These tiny vesicles, secreted by various cells in the body, play a pivotal role in cell-to-cell communication and tissue repair.

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Type 4 Diabetes, also referred to as "insulin-resistant diabetes in older adults", is a term used by researchers for a specific subtype of diabetes characterized by insulin resistance in older adults. It is estimated to be frequently underdiagnosed because those affected are neither obese or overweight (the cardinal sign of Type 2 Diabetes) nor show signs of autoimmunity (as associated with Type 1 Diabetes).

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Scapular Winging or Winged Scapula is a medical disorder caused when the muscles that stabilize the area between the shoulder blades become weak or paralyzed. This condition leads to the protrusion of the shoulder blade to form a deformity that resembles the shape of a wing. This condition can impact a person's quality of life, with symptoms ranging from mild back discomfort to severe pain. Scapular winging can also affect the range of motion for activities such as pulling, pushing, and lifting objects.

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Tuberous breast deformity is a cosmetic breast condition that many women experience. It occurs due to abnormal breast development during puberty, which results in a distinct breast shape. Few research studies have been published; therefore, the true prevalence of tuberous breast deformity is unknown. However, a retrospective analysis published by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery revealed that for women seeking breast augmentation or breast reduction, approximately 50% among 1,600 were due to Tuberous breast deformity.

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Are you having leg or foot pain and cannot figure out if it is because of sciatica or varicose veins? Admittedly, it might be difficult to differentiate the pain because sciatica and varicose veins may feel similar. Both have one common symptom, i.e., pain in the legs and/or foot. However, the two conditions are different.

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Neurological Diseases Caused Specifically by Malnutrition

The entire body requires adequate nutrients to maintain functions at the cellular level. Malnutrition, therefore, increases the risk of acquiring any disease, and particularly with regard to the nervous system. As of 2008, nearly 800 million people worldwide were found to not have enough to eat[1]. Many more individuals are affected by pre-existing health conditions and medications that hamper nutrient absorption, resulting in malnutrition

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Yes, you can still gain muscles if you are over 70 years old. Many forms of exercise and nutritional considerations backed by research can help those over 70 build muscle mass and improve muscle tone. However, it is essential to adapt exercises according to your health condition and physical limitations.
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For most women, hysterectomy is a significant point in their lives. Whether the surgical removal of the uterus is done for endometriosis, fibroids, or gynecological cancer, life after hysterectomy permanently changes a few aspects of your life. For most, it means relief from symptoms that made the surgery necessary. For others, it could mean that they can no longer get pregnant or have a menstrual cycle. for more info :- myacare.com/blog/are-you-overdoing-it-after-hysterectomy