Although the rhubarb tastes fruity-sour and also the preparation is the same as with fruit, it is a vegetable. Rhubarb is related to sorrel and belongs to the knotweed family. This is what you should know about rhubarb Rhubarb contains a lot of vitamin C and thus strengthens the immune system and defenses. In winter, … Rhubarb: Intolerance & Allergy
A growth – for many people the term itself does not bode well. Yet almost everyone has a growth somewhere in their body and not every growth is also a malignant tumor. But how do you recognize a growth? What is a growth? Typical forms of growths are the polyps, cysts, abscesses and the benign … Proliferation: Causes, Treatment & Help
The large-fruited cranberry is best known by its English name, cranberry. In Low German, it is called Kraanbeere (= cranberry). The blueberry-like fruit sometimes comes into commerce in Germany under the name Kulturheidelbeere. This is what you should know about the large-fruited cranberry. The large-fruited cranberry is best known by its English name, cranberry. In … Large-fruited Cranberry: Intolerance & Allergy
Broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica Plenck) is a vegetable plant of the cruciferous family. Related to cauliflower, it is rich in minerals, vitamins and phytochemicals. This is what you should know about broccoli Like all members of the cabbage family, broccoli is descended from wild cabbage. The first broccoli plants probably originated in Asia Minor. … Broccoli: Intolerance & Allergy
Myoclonia is the term used to describe involuntary muscle twitching. Only after a certain degree of severity and in symptomatic association with neurological diseases do myoclonia have clinical disease value. Treatment of patients is based on the causative disease. What is myoclonia? Myoclonias are not actually a disease themselves, but are classified as accompanying symptoms … Myoclonia: Causes, Treatment & Help
The pale yellow to pale green honeydew melon is versatile and is one of the popular refreshments, especially in the summer. Practically, the honeydew melon is available in Germany almost all year round and can weigh between 1.5 to 4 kg. Especially as a dessert with yogurt and in fruit salad, but also with ham … Honeydew Melon: Intolerance & Allergy
One speaks of ravenous hunger when the affected person suddenly develops a powerful hunger and stuffs everything he can find into himself. In the long run, this leads to significant weight problems. What is ravenous hunger? During a craving attack, there is an increased intake of unhealthy foods that are high in sugar. Cravings describe … Cravings: Causes, Treatment & Help
A schrunde, also known as a rhagade in medical terminology, is a skin crack that forms like a fissure. In particular, those parts of the body that are regularly exposed to intense stress, for example the soles of the feet or even the palms of the hands, are particularly often affected by the disease. What … Schunde: Causes, Treatment & Help
The horned cucumber belongs to the annual cucurbit family and originated in southern Africa, but is now cultivated almost worldwide in semi-arid, warm regions. The annual plant produces spiny, ellipsoid, golden-yellow fruits about 10 to 15 centimeters long. The taste of the greenish pulp is somewhat reminiscent of bananas, lemons and passion fruit. This is … Horned Cucumber: Intolerance & Allergy
Alkalosis refers to the deviation of the pH to values above 7.45. It can have respiratory or metabolic causes and is prevented or combated in the body by buffer systems in the long term. If the pH remains above the healthy value for a long time or deviates massively in the short term, this has … Alkalosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Not only in summer during the sandal time you want to present beautiful and well-groomed feet. Even in winter, soft, supple skin on the feet leads to increased well-being and prevents the penetration of pathogens. In the following, we will enlighten about what methods provide help for rough feet and how to optimally care for … Rough Feet: Causes, Treatment & Help
A common problem is rough heels, which can often be caused by overly dry skin. The skin is usually itchy and taut and pulling may occur. The heel areas are particularly affected, where cracks also frequently form. The reasons for rough heels are thereby very diverse. What are rough heels? Generally, rough heels are based … Rough Heels: Causes, Treatment & Help
