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Every cell in the human body needs cholesterol. The liver makes most of the body cholesterol. Only a small proportion comes from our diet. The bloodstream transports cholesterol from the liver to the ...

While diabetes can come in many forms, there are two main types; uncomplicatedly named type 1 and type 2. The second is a lot more low-key and sneaky than its counterpart (but also more easily managea...

Diabetes is the collective term used for three disorders that are characterized by high blood sugar levels and associated symptoms. Type 2 diabetes is responsible for around 90% of all global diabetes...

Propranolol is one of the 1st generation beta-blockers and has been in use since the 1960s. Initially intended for treating high blood pressure, the drug eventually came to be used for many other purp...

Diabetes (diabetes mellitus) isn’t just one specific disease but rather a group of disorders that all involve impaired insulin production and insulin sensitivity and, consequently, high long-ter...

Allergies are the immune system’s response to normally harmless environmental factors. The list of possible allergens is very long, but the most common examples are a wide range of foods (most o...

Propranolol is a 1st generation beta-blocker that originally was marketed as Inderal but is now available in generic form.  Propranolol has been around since the 1960s and today has a wide range ...

Cholesterol is a crucial building block for cell walls and is also vital for producing certain hormones. However, moderation is key, and the same goes for cholesterol. High cholesterol in the blood is...