The rhizome of this plant is a yellow-brownish herb called turmeric. Turmeric is widely used in food preparation in the Indo-Pak subcontinent and gives a distinct colour and flavour to the food, as a result of which it is also called the “Indian Saffron” or “The Golden Spice”. Previously, turmeric has been used as a […]
Since the dawn of historic times ancient medical knowledge has been introduced to us , Source of Natural Products saved and transmitted in every niche and corner of this civilized world. Nearly all the ancient invention in medical discovery, came from the herbal and natural field. Many important drugs are natural and herbal products or
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Moderate exercise (Riyazat Mu‘tadila) and general fitness is actually a return to natural activity as our bodies are engineered for this purpose. It is worthwhile to quote here that exercise (Riyazat) is necessary for the well-organized body processes, physiology (Manafi‘ al-A‘da’) and biochemistry. Physical fitness and body maintenance not only assures a healthy life but
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Emerging Economic Crises according to a report Economic by Human Development Index in 2016, Pakistan lies in 147th position among 188 countries in total for its poor economic conditions. Emerging Economic Crises in 2021, it was at 154th position. Keeping this fact in consideration, we can say that our beloved homeland is in a traumatic condition, suffering from severe economic crises. However,
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PCOS or Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome is one of the most common reasons for irregular periods, infertility, central obesity, or weight gain around the center of the body. POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME It is also the common cause of persistent acne, male-type baldness, hair loss, and dark pigmentation around the neck which is known as acanthosis
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Annually on September 29, World Heart Day is observed with the goal of raising public awareness of cardiovascular diseases, including how to prevent them and how they affect people throughout the world. World Heart Day was first introduced in 1999 by the World Heart Federation (WHF) and the World Health Organization (WHO). Antoni Bayés de Luna, the WHF president from 1997
