High blood pressure is one of the three most important risk factors for coronary artery disease and heart attacks. As far as strokes or brain attacks are concerned, all physicians and scientists agree that high blood pressure is the most important risk factor of all. Knowing the facts about blood pressure is an important step… Continue reading Medical Notes: High Blood Pressure
Month: April 2017
10 Features of Application Process all Over the World
The student application process is not just marked by pressure and stress of getting through the huge pool of eligible students, but also submitting a flawless application kit. In in this article, we will talk about 10 features of application process all over the world. Meeting the deadline The first and foremost important thing during… Continue reading 10 Features of Application Process all Over the World
The End Of A Semester
I couldn’t refrain from glancing at my watch every quarter of an hour. Yes, just a few more minutes to go. Let me finish this last answer and then, I’ll be a free bird. No more assignments, no more class tests, no more labs, no more waking up early for eight o’clock classes and most… Continue reading The End Of A Semester
To go or not to go?
Shakespeare’s line from Hamlet is often twisted and used commonly; but it best describes the dilemma in the minds of the people of the tropical city on this rainy morning. Residents of this city are accustomed to waking out to a sunny day where one begins to sweat as soon as one steps outside the… Continue reading To go or not to go?
Top 12 Home Remedies For Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder, which can affect anyone. This condition can be caused due to a narrowed or blocked in your mouth, nose or throat. Common symptoms and signs of sleep apnea are excessive daytime sleepiness, poor quality of sleep, loud snoring, dry mouth, headaches after waking up, attention problems, insomnia, etc.… Continue reading Top 12 Home Remedies For Sleep Apnea