European diet and aboriginal health are intimately related. The impact of the inordinate amount of carbohydrates and alcohol brought to Aus...
European Diet and Aboriginal Health
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Ketosis Health Benefits
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Ketosis health benefits are numerous, affecting several tissues of the body for the better. But before going any further, I will explain to...
Ketone Bodies
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Ketone bodies are organic molecules which contain the carbonyl group, C=O. In the human beings and the rest of mammals, they are the metabo...
ketogenic Diet
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The ketogenic diet is a diet based mostly on fat, and animal protein. Its food pyramid consists of 65% fat (either saturated or non-saturat...
Number of Bones in Human Body
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There is a large number of bones in human body . There are approximately 214 bones in an adult human skeleton. However, the skeleton of an i...
Lipolysis Pathway
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Lipolysis pathway is the chemical degradation of fat, either the fat which is contained in our adipose cells in the form of triglycerides o...
Glycolysis Pathway
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Glycolysis pathway is the metabolic process, by which glucose (C6 H12 O6) is broken down into two molecules of pyruvate (CH3 CO CO OH), whi...
Carbohydrates
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Carbohydrates are organic compounds produced by plants through photosynthesis. Having different molecular structures, they are the energy s...
Brachioradialis
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The brachioradialis is a spindle-shaped muscle, which lies on the antero-lateral portion of forearm. It arises from the lateral border of h...
Mitochondria
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Mitochondria is the plural of mitochondrion. The mitochondrion is a cell organelle whose main function is to produce ATP (adenosine triphos...
Is Coffee Good for Health?
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The answer to the question: " is coffee good for health ?" is yes, it is, but as long as you don't drink in excess. Regular co...
Biggest Health Hazard
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The biggest health hazard for your body and organs is not any infectious or metabolic disease. The # 1 hazard for your health is the indust...
Health in the 19th Century
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To have an insight into people's health in the 19th century , all you have to do is to take a look at the old daguerreotype photographs ...
Palmaris Longus
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The palmaris longus is a superficial, spindle-shaped muscle of forearm. It lies directly under the skin, on its anterior side, medially to ...
Flexor Carpi Radialis
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The flexor carpi radialis is a long, flat and bipennate muscle. It lies on the antero-lateral aspect of forearm, laterally to all the other...
Supinator Muscle
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The supinator muscle is thin and rhomboid-shaped. It lies on the lateroposterior surface of the proximal portion of forearm. It originates ...
Pronator Teres
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The pronator teres is a thick and strong muscle which lies on the anterior side of proximal portion of forearm. It arises by two heads; the...
Types of Tissue
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There are four types of tissue that make up the body and organs of human beings. But before enumerating them, let us define what is a body ...
Pronator Quadratus Muscle
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The pronator quadratus muscle is thin and quadrangular, lying deep on the distal end of forearm. It is formed by transverse muscle fibers t...
Puff Adder
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The puff adder ( Bitis arietans ) is a large venomous viper whose natural habitat is the low lands of the southern portion of the African c...
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