Cholesterol-Lowering ‘Statin’ Medications: Do You Know the Real Story?
In our hospital, I frequently see young men between 30 and 45 years old coming in with heart attacks. Day...
Doctor, I Have a Gastric Problem
A Physician’s Guide to Gas, Gastritis, and Gastric Problems “Doctor, I think I have severe gastritis,” the young man said....
The Liver Dialogue: Final Interview with a Damaged Liver
In this unique dialogue for World Liver Day, Dr. Shashikiran Umakanth interviews a damaged liver to reveal its silent struggle against alcohol and lifestyle abuse. Discover why the liver suffers in silence, the truth about “detox” supplements, and how to spot warning signs before it is too late.
What is ABPM? The Gold Standard for Blood Pressure Testing
We have all been there. You walk into a clinic, smell the antiseptic, see the white coat, and suddenly your...
An Ultimate Guide: Understanding and Addressing Vitamin D Deficiency
Did you know that nearly one billion people worldwide suffer from vitamin D deficiency? Often dubbed the “sunshine vitamin,” vitamin...
Why Do We Yawn? The Real Science of Brain Cooling
Yawning is a natural, often involuntary process involving opening the mouth widely and inhaling deeply, followed by a quick exhale.
Secrets of Farts: A Guide to the Science of Flatulence
Farts, also known as flatulence, are a natural and common bodily function. This article aims to demystify the science behind farting, shedding light on why it happens…
Symphony of the Stomach
This article explores the intriguing phenomenon of stomach noises, known as borborygmi. These sounds, ranging from gurgles to growls, occur due to the movement of gas and fluids in the intestines, driven by muscular contractions during digestion.
