Thursday, May 29, 2014
Vitamin C; the magic elexir..
Monday, May 12, 2014
From the Consulting Room
Do not think for a minute you are alone in this struggle to live well, to live long, to stay strong by having total control over what you eat, what you drink or what exercise you want to embark upon.
People of all ages racial and educational backgrounds struggle with this all important fact of life. So the very first step is up there in your thinking faculties.
Known for the fact that you are not alone whilst you are at it, step-up a gear and remember that, that golden dream is achievable.
This series seeks to carefully unravel the secrets of good health and lifestyle and completely dissect the truth and myths surrounding it.
This is not going to be a place for long boring ‘lecture’. It is a revolution which is going to be set running by a brand meticulously structured with immense experience and by your help and crucial interaction.
The main challenge with healthy lifestyle is not the lack of information but the appropriate management of it and its relevance to ones peculiar status.
Friday, December 6, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
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I put my life into retrospective when we lost a staff at my hospital due to uncontrolled hypertension. She is a young lady in her late twenties. Then I said this is a lady who checked everyone's blood pressure before they see the doctor but didn't know her own blood pressure.
This article is about what trend the whole world is towing now as far as health is concerned. Health care is becoming more preventive than interventional. People spend very little to get tested routinely for illnesses rather than to spend millions to get healed. It is a very rare practice in our part of the world, thats why people come down with fungating illnesses with poor prognosis. At the hospitals people don't know their blood groups, their sickling statuses, hepatitis B statuses, and even their weight or height. Am sure no one will fault anyone if he doesn't know his or her HIV status.
This is a drive to empower Ghanaians to take charge of their health and know they are the major stakeholders of their lives. It should be routine to walk into a facility to do a pap smear as early as your mid twenties. You should be able to do a breast exams and follow up with a cholesterol test in your mid thirties.
I know my Ghana will get there!!!! Go Ghana
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
5 danger signs about your health (PART II)
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BMI
VALUE
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REMARKS
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<20
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UNDERWEIGHT
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20-25
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NORMAL
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25-30
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OVERWEIGHT
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30-35
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OBESITY
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>35
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MORBIDLY OBESE
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