April is Parkinson awareness month and World Parkinson’s disease Day (WPDD) was first time established on 11 April 1997 (the birth date of Dr. James Parkinson (1755-1824) who discover Parkinsonism in 1817). Dr. James wrote an essay “An Essay on The Shaking Palsy” in 1817 in which he first recognized Parkinson’s disease as a medical condition. The awareness color for Parkinson disease is silver. Tulip is the official symbol sign for Parkinson disease which is developed by a Dutch horticulturist in 1980 who himself has Parkinson’s disease.
Peanuts are a rich source of protein can be eaten as raw, roasted or cooked in various dishes. Peanut is an amazing legume with rich source of antioxidants, omega-3, Selenium and much more.
Low mood/Depression is the most common mental disorder globally. To overcome depression following things must include Morning walks, gardening, journaling, sharing thoughts, and...
Mutton masala chops are mouth watering, delicious entry from the Pakistani cuisine. Our recipe will make you love this traditional Pakistani food, try in...
Mutton masala chops are mouth watering, delicious entry from the Pakistani cuisine. Our recipe will make you love this traditional Pakistani food, try in...
A sharp, cramping pain at lower back or sides of body, often moving to lower abdomen or groin is one of the symptoms of kidney stone. The treatment of kidney stone is similar for all ages (for children and adults). Normally majority of tiny stones passed by its own with no treatment needed.