Health Sciences

Molecular mechanism of beneficial effect of coffee on liver: a systemic review

In this brief systematic review, we will discuss the key components in coffee that have a significant role in prevention of various liver diseases. The main components are chlorogenic acid (CGA), trigonelline, diterpenes kahweol, cafestol, 16-O-methylcafestol , melanoidins and caffeine. There are very few retrospective or prospective studies done to evaluate the association between coffee and liver. Most of the studies have been done on mice and rats at molecular level.

Nutritional status and factors associated with malnutrition among under five children, baglung district, Nepal

Introduction: Child malnutrition is still as major public health problem in many parts of the world especially in developing countries like Nepal. There are numerous causes of child malnutrition among which demographic, socio-economic as well as many other factors are responsible for this condition. So this study was done to identify factors associated with malnutrition among under five children of Jaimini Municipality, Baglung. Study Groups: The study population was the children of 6-59months along with their mothers was study population.

Impact of dexamethasone phonophoresis therapy on patients with cervical radiculopathy a controlled randomized trail

Background: Cervical radiculopathy is a common cause of axial neck and arm pain, and is characterized by symptoms that radiate to the upper extremities in a dermatomal distribution. Nerve root impingement can be secondary to an acute disc herniation, or also from chronic spondylosis. annual incidence, approximately 83 cases per 100,000 persons (1). Purpose: Aim of current study was to investigate the effect of dexamethasone Phonophoresis Therapy on pain , range of motion and physical performance with cervical Radiculopathy patients.

Effect of segmental control training on lumbopelvic sagittal alignment in asymptomatic subjects

Background: Core stability training has become a popular fitness practice that is already being used in rehabilitation and sports medicine programs. Core stability training is the basic and fundamental component of many comprehensive functional rehabilitation programs. In the late 1990s, core stability training was created based upon findings from large number of studies which demonstrated the significance of trunk control in neuromuscular reorganization in managing back pain.

Effect of kinesiotaping on different hand grip strength in computer users

Background: In tandem with current technological advancements, the quest for innovative treatment methods capable of enhancing musculoskeletal functioning is rising. Because of its wide mobility and the sensitive capacities of its surrounding tissues, which allow grasping and sensation, the human hand is undoubtedly the most significant and complicated structure of the upper extremity. Its vital duties, and because handgrip strength plays such an important part in daily activities, this study looked at the effects of kinesiotaping on different handgrip strengths in computer users.

Social and economic impact of indo-myanmar boundarywith special reference to mizoram

Indo-Myanmar border trade are governed by the kind of human groups living in border areas. By this, we mean the ethnic composition on both sides of the boundary. The economy of the border areas is always of supplementary and complimentary nature and this aspect of economy should always be kept in mind while promoting the border trade. The main purpose of this paper is to examine the socio-economic condition of Indo-Myanmar boundary of Mizoram state. India is an emerging power with fast economic growth, geographic size, natural resources, and dynamic population.

Effect of text-neck syndrome on scapular index and respiratory functions in different age groups

Purpose: Text-Neck Syndrome is a rising 21st-century syndrome that affects millions of people of all ages all over the world. This study aimed to investigate the effect of Text-Neck Syndrome on Scapular Index and Respiratory Functions in Different Age Groups. Methods: Forty-four subjects aged between (10 and 29 years) who had Text-Neck Syndrome participated in this study. They were distributed into 2 groups according to their age. Group (A) adolescent age group (10-19 years) and group (B) young adult age group (20-29 years).