ultrasonic sound waves to create a digital image of the inside of the human body. This is the safest way to image the inside of the human body; however, its applications and resolution limit its uses. The soundwave has new potential in curing cancer, healing wounds, and even levitation as well. All of which has huge potential for the future of medicine. The use of soundwaves in medicine is important, but music especially has also been a large aspect of health, especially mental health. The…
known as an essential trace element, meaning the human body only requires a small amount to be considered healthy. One of the health benefits of zinc includes boosts in the immune system, by fighting if bacteria and viruses. This is essential for healing wounds as well as helping keep your senses of taste and smell in line. Zinc can also help prevent muscular degeneration which is found in the eye, affecting…
amino acids found in collagen can help minimize the appearance of black spots. According to a study, using collagen can promote the formation of healthy tissues, help speed up the healing process. How to build collagen naturally? According to scientific research, collagen deficiency often results in slow healing of wounds, bleeding gums and skin aging. By taking vitamin C supplements and through foods, you can increase collagen production, improve the health effects and surface of the skin.…
A Brazilian evangelical pastor is offering forgiveness to them man who stabbed him in the back and neck while he was laying his hands of his congregants during a televised church service. Pastor Valdemiro Santiago, 53, was performing a ritual of laying-on of hands when a knife-wielding congregant suddenly stabbed him in the back and neck. The service ended with the bleeding pastor being rushed to a hospital, AFP details. “The pastor kindly leaned down to embrace a young man, who took out a knife…
In addition as we learned in class, even though there are other forms of ritual healing in the Christian faith recognized by the Church as valid, including the recognition of people with the gift of healing. Is important to distinguish the difference between this practice of praying in group and the Sacrament of the anointing of the sick that is the official Sacrament of the Church. More importantly…
After the storm, everything was taken. Many are dead, children have lost their parents, and homes have been demolished. There seems to be no hope left, there is nowhere to go, and there is no one to help. “As the playwright put it, your arms are too short to box with God.” This quote describes that nature is a force unlike any other. It is strong, unpredictable, and cannot be controlled. Throughout the essay Pitts creates a theme of helplessness and destruction, making the reader feel weak…
smoke have an increased risk of developing peripheral vascular disease. In these patients, PVD usually affects the blood vessels of the lower extremities (Cavanagh, Lipsky, Bradbury, & Botek). Diminished circulation to the legs and feet lead to slow healing. Frequent pulse checks are necessary for early detection of PVD. Some risk factors for PVD in diabetic patients include: length of diabetes diagnosis, smoker, age, inactivity, and hypertension (Edwards, 2008).…
milk and honey (rupi kaur) to me is the various lessons I’ve learned from the book. These lessons cover many topics like self-love and emotional justification; points of view and understanding; relationships along with their doubts; self-growth, healing, and balance. Self-love and emotional justification are worth the learning, not only for girls of my age but any person ever. The book has taught me several ways in which I should love and appreciate myself as well as saying all felt emotions…
operative mortality and unwilling to accept death as a likely outcome of surgery. He was a fan and follower of the value of antisepsis advocated by Joseph Lister. Ogston abandoned the contemporary teaching that pus formation was a necessary stage in wound healing. He then adopted the antiseptic techniques of Lister, siting him for transforming the future of surgery from a “hazardous lottery into a safe and soundly based science”. The more he meditated on the issue, the more convinced he became…
The Healing of the Divided States; How Lincoln Unified a Nation On March 4, 1865, Abraham Lincoln appeared before his fellow countrymen to be sworn in, taking presidential office for the second time. The capitol building stood before an ocean of American citizens from various demographics, ready to take in his words of wisdom. However, Lincoln had more to say than merely recognizing himself to again be the leader of the American people. He talked about an event that deeply distressed the state…