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We have all faced the problems with stomach worms. Stomach worms come in all shapes and sizes. Stomach worms occur in the stomach due to unclean eating habits. The eggs of the stomach worms enter our system through uncooked meat and other vegetables. Sometimes these stomach worms also enter our body through the pores in our feet. We must all act in a fast way to get rid of these stomach worms. These stomach worms if left unchecked could lead to the loss of appetite or the bleeding of the intestinal track. These stomach worms can be eliminated by drinking bitter gourd juice or by taking in some medicines readily available at the chemists. Carrots have a lot of anti worm properties and if we intake a bowl of grated carrot as breakfast we can flush the worms out of our system. Cutting down on fatty foods also serves as a way to eliminate the problem of stomach worms. Take good care of your bodies and flush those slimy worms from your system.

Malaria is a disease which is caused by the virus plasmodium and this parasite in transmitted by the female anopheles mosquitoes. Millions of people die each year due to malaria outbreaks and most of the deaths due to malaria infection occur in the developing counties of the world. The female anopheles mosquito transmits this disease effective as it goes about its spree of biting persons. The plasmodium parasite which is injected inside the blood stay dormant inside the body for a short period of time and then they start invading and attacking different parts of the body. The drug quinine is found to be the most effective of all drugs in the fight against malaria. Almost 80% of the malaria affected people die due the unavailability of the drug quinine and so keeping this in mind the World Health Organization has taken up special steps to ensure the constant supply of quinine to the developing countries and it has also allocated billions of dollars worth of medicines and equipment to prevent the spread of the malaria epidemic.

Jaundice is a disease that is often diagnosed by the yellow coloring of the eyes and the skin. Jaundice occurs when the bilirubin content in the blood becomes higher than the permissible levels. Jaundice is often detected by tests to which are done to evaluate the size of the liver. The liver is enlarged in case of a jaundice attack. The person affected by jaundice experiences fatigue and he is easily prone to other illness. The person is unable to consume solid foods which are high in proteins and carbohydrates because of the inability of the liver to process these complex substances. An effective treatment of jaundice is available in both allopathic and homeopathic forms of medicine. The patient affected by jaundice is advised to take complete bed rest and he is put on a liquid diet till the jaundice fever subsides. If you suspect you are having a jaundice attack please consult your nearest physician immediately.