Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Cystitis is an inflammation of the lower urinary tract that mainly affects women. Cystitis occurs in an occasional or recurrent form. The latter is the most difficult to eliminate since it presents a chronicity and continuity whose solution can only be found by eradicating the causes responsible for the infection. Cystitis is an infection […]
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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmailDRENA BODY ACTIVE SLIM is a food supplement with sweetener based on plant extracts. In particular, the pomegranate may be useful as an antioxidant. The Pilosella and green tea may promote the drainage function of body fluids. Aloe Vera and Dandelion can improve liver function and contribute to function […]
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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Many suffer from it, few speak. Shame and fear are resorting to the doctor only in extreme cases. The annoying noise, instead, you can prevent and treat without suffering too much. Concern, pain, embarrassment, itching and bleeding: are just some of the psychological and physical effects, that can achieve the “appearance” haemorrhoids or, to […]
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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Psoriasis is a chronic dermatitis: an inflammatory disease characterized by non-contagious skin lesions, scaly and erythematous plaques. The disease has a genetic basis but also a bad lifestyle can affect the occurrence of this disease, which psychological stress, unbalanced diet, infections, alcohol and smoking. Unfortunately not […]
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