A recently concluded survey says that many citizens tend to wake up in the morning feeling immense pain and stiffness in their heels. A majority of such instances of heel pain are linked to a disease known as plantar fasciitis. This unique condition of the foot primarily affects the plantar fascia, which is the anatomical name for the band of tissues that connect the heel bond with the toes of a person.

Getting a cold is one of the most frustrating things. You have to deal with a runny nose and a constant series of sneezing. Moreover, a cold may be accompanied by a cough or vice versa. It makes things worse when you have to go to school or office. You may end up contaminating the workplace and infecting a whole lot of other people.

Mucus is the annoyingly thick and sticky substance that helps to protect and support your respiratory system. It may seem unhygienic and quite useless to say the least, but its stickiness is a boon as it traps allergens, viruses, and dust. Hence, mucus is found on the lining of the nose, throat, mouth, sinuses, and the lungs.

The sedentary lifestyle of 21st century, where everything is at our fingertips (literally) is turning us into a passive workaholics seated in our office chairs undergoing minimal body stress. The eating habits so developed are unhealthy to the extent that we have started facing old age ailments that were normally a thing of late forties and fifties Fast food which is junk food on the go has an abundance of trans fat and very low amount of fiber, which is unhealthy for the body.

Nasal congestion can occur when the nasal passage membranes or tissues become swollen and irritated. The inflammation and the excess fluid in these membranes cause the nose to feel stuffy. It can occur due to a sinus infection, common cold, flu or allergies. Usually, the symptoms of nasal congestion clear up once the underlying cause is treated.

Micronutrients are mineral salts that are required for the normal functioning of human body. The metal ions are the functional portions. Sodium, potassium, and calcium are the most profuse among them. They are required in higher quantities in mgs/dl of blood. Other mineral ions are needed in traces and called trace nutrients.