DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF PEPTIC/STOMACH ULCER | NUTALK™

There are different types of ulcers and the name tag for each usually emanates from where the ulcer is located.

Peptic ulcer (Peptic Ulcer Disease) is undeniably the most common ulcer which affects areas of the gastrointestinal tract which are exposed to acidic digestive juices.

DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF LEUCORRHOEA (FEMALE WHITE DISCHARGE) | NUTALK

Leucorrhoea (vaginitis) is the medical term used to describe the condition in females where there is an abnormal, foul smelling, slimy, mostly whitish (sometimes greenish and/or yellowish) discharge from the vagina. This is accompanied by irritation, inflammation and redness of the vagina.

DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSION (CONCISE VERSION) | NUTALK

Diet plays a major part in determining your blood pressure and your diet choices should therefore change for the better when your realize you are hypertensive.

A quick fact about how diet influences your BP is the cellular balance between the two minerals Sodium and Potassium. A chronic imbalance (especially higher levels of Sodium) causes the body to map-out processes to balance out the levels and this caused unhealthy increases in blood pressure.

DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSION (HIGH BP)[COMPREHENSIVE VERSION] | NUTALK

The pressure check of our blood is a serious medical indication of your wellness and should therefore be a matter of concern for everybody as it can be fatal. Our diet can play a major part in preventing or managing hypertension. For a quick fact, maintaining your current sodium intake while simultaneously increasing your potassium, calcium and magnesium intake will help prevent or reduce your blood pressure. The cellular interaction/balance between sodium and potassium is greatly responsible for you blood pressure reading.

DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF COMMON COLD | NUTALK™

Common cold is a disease that affects the upper respiratory system.  It is a contagious viral infection primarily caused by rhinoviruses (picornaviruses) or coronaviruses.

DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF MALARIA | NUTALK

Malaria is a communicable (passed from one human to another) disease transmitted by an infected female Anopheles mosquito and is associated with estimated  record numbers of approximately  225 million cases each year, mostly observed in under-developed or developing countries. It is common disease and responsible for hundreds of deaths worldwide each year.