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Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in the United States — yet only about half of women are aware of the risks, signs and symptoms of heart attacks. Today, on National Wear Red Day, we hope you will take a minute to learn more. And, if nothing less, understand that heart attacks appear may appear differently in women than men. For women, look at these 6 symptoms: 💔 Chest pain; 💔 Shortness of breath;  💔 Nausea; 💔 Vomiting; 💔 Fatigue; and 💔 Pain in your jaw, back or other areas. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ds9aHuB And, for more on improving your heart health at any age, check out this piece from CNN: https://lnkd.in/epN7bqmr

Worm diseases are caused by parasites which are microorganisms that can enter the body, and cause disease in both children and adults, resulting in symptoms such as constant abdominal pain, bloated belly sensation, and appetite, etc. . Read More : t.ly/4b76G . #lovingparents #WormDiseases #ChildHealth #Deworming #KidSafety #HealthyKids #ParentalCare #ChildWellness #WormPrevention #PediatricHealth #HygieneTips #ParentingHacks #CleanLiving #HealthyHabits #DiseasePrevention #KidCare #HealthAwareness #Sanitation #HealthyChildhood #SafetyFirst #PreventInfection

Ranked: The Top 20 Causes of Death in 2021

The consequences of childhood obesity are not merely aesthetic. Obese children are at a higher risk of developing numerous chronic illnesses later in life including 📌 Type 2 diabetes 📌 heart disease 📌 certain Cancers 📌 musculoskeletal problems These conditions not only impact their physical health but also limit their quality of life, causing social and emotional difficulties. The psychological and social implications often lead to low self esteem, depression and even social isolation. The rise of childhood obesity is a complex issue but not insurmountable. By working together, parents, educators, policy makers and healthcare professionals, we can create a future where all children have access to healthy food choices, opportunity for physical activities and the knowledge to make informed decisions about their wellbeing. Find the full article here 👇 https://lnkd.in/edX-_Ws5

“We’re Being Mass Poisoned By Our Food...WE HAVE THE SICKEST PEOPLE ON EARTH IN THIS COUNTRY. THE FATTEST PEOPLE ON EARTH. THE SICKEST PEOPLE ON EARTH ARE HERE....And that’s part of Bill Gates’s plan." - U.S. Presidential Candidate RFK JR: "When I was a kid, a typical pediatrician would see one case of diabetes in his entire career, juvenile diabetes. Today one of every three kids who walks through his door is either prediabetic or diabetic. Something’s wrong. We’re spending more just on diabetes than our entire military budget, okay? And nobody is saying why is this happening? And we know why it’s happening. It’s high fructose corn syrup, and it’s glyphosate and neonicotinoids and atrazine and all other crap that is in our food. We’re not feeding people we’re poisoning them." "There’s a study that I read this week that showed that girls who eat processed foods are 1400% more likely to engage in violence than girls who do not. This is a mental health issue, the depression, the anxiety, all of this stuff. The autoimmune diseases that our kids are now ubiquitous and that generation. KIDS ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE SICK LIKE THAT. They are not supposed to be complaining of brain fog. They are not supposed to be on chronic disease, on Adderall and albuterol inhalers and insulin and all this other stuff. That is not what children are supposed to look like. AND THEY DON’T LOOK LIKE THAT ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. ONLY HERE, WE HAVE THE HIGHEST CHRONIC DISEASE RATE ON EARTH, AND WE’RE BEING MASS POISONED BY OUR FOOD." "During COVID we had 16% of he COVID deaths in the United States of America. We only have 4.2% of the world’s population. We had the worst record of any country on earth. I don’t know why people are getting awards for this. Whatever they did was wrong. But CDC says, well the reason it’s not our fault, it was a mismanagement of COVID. IT’S BECAUSE WE HAVE THE SICKEST PEOPLE ON EARTH IN THIS COUNTRY. THE FATTEST PEOPLE ON EARTH. THE SICKEST PEOPLE ON EARTH ARE HERE. And they said, the average person, this is what the CDC says, the average person who died from COVD had 3.8 chronic diseases. So they had diabetes, they had obesity, they had asthma, and they had one other thing, right? That’s what killed them it was the chronic disease that took them to the top of the cliff and put them over the side and COVID just stepped on their finger and dropped them. That’s what we need to start recognizing that’s coming food. And that’s part of Bill Gates’s plan – to have us eating insects and chemical food. That’s what he did to Africa with the green revolution that has put 30 million extra people into food insecurity, and we don’t need them to do it here."

By Davidson Otieno Omondi, Student, Rongo University Alcohol and Cigarettes: Silent Killers Every year, millions of lives are cut short due to the harmful effects of alcohol and cigarette consumption. These substances, often seen as a means of relaxation or socialization, are in fact deadly. Alcohol: - Excessive drinking can lead to liver disease, heart problems, and an increased risk of accidents and injuries. - Alcohol abuse damages mental health, leading to depression, anxiety, and even suicidal tendencies. - It is a major factor in domestic violence and can destroy relationships and families. Cigarettes: - Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death worldwide, causing lung cancer, heart disease, and chronic respiratory conditions. - Secondhand smoke harms non-smokers, including children, increasing their risk of developing serious health problems. - Tobacco addiction can lead to a lifetime of dependence and significantly reduce quality of life. Action: - Educate yourself and others about the risks associated with alcohol and cigarette use. - Support policies and initiatives aimed at reducing consumption and providing help for those trying to quit. - Encourage healthy, smoke-free, and alcohol-free environments for a better future. By spreading awareness and taking proactive steps, we can work together to reduce the impact of these silent killers and save lives.

🔸Childhood asthma is characterised by inflammation of the lungs and airways in response to specific stimuli. Pollen inhalation and contracting a cold or other respiratory infection are examples of such triggers. Asthma in children can result in bothersome daily symptoms that disrupt activities such as play, sports, academics, and sleep. Adverse asthma attacks can occur in certain individuals if left untreated. 🔸Although childhood asthma is not dissimilar to adult asthma, it presents children with distinct obstacles. A prominent cause of visits to emergency departments, hospitalisations, and absences from school is this condition. 🔸Asthma in children is incurable, and the manifestation of symptoms may persist into maturity. Nevertheless, you and your infant can manage symptoms and prevent damage to developing lungs with the appropriate treatment. Source: Mayo Clinic #childhoodasthma #lungsinflammation #disabilityaustralia #disabilityrights #disabilitylife #invisibledisability #disabilitysupport #disabilityisnotinability #disabilityisdiversity #disabilitypride #disabilityinclusion #abilitynotdisability #invisibledisability #disabilitysolidarity #disabilityconfident #disabilityisbeautiful #disabilitygamechanger #disabilityawareness

World Sepsis Day emphasizes the critical importance of early recognition and treatment of sepsis or septicemia, a life-threatening condition that arises when the body's response to infection triggers widespread inflammation. If not promptly managed, sepsis can progress to multi-organ failure, septic shock, and significantly increase the risk of mortality. Early diagnosis and intervention are crucial in reducing the associated morbidity and mortality. #worldsepsisday #sepsis #septicemia #mortality #prevention #earlyintervention #medicalcare

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Are you ready for diabetes education through the month of November? Diabetes awareness Month by Kidney Health International. What do you know about diabetes and the kidneys? Let’s get ready to rumble!