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Do you know these Habits can Damage Your Kidneys?

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Kidneys are essential for the health of our body as they have function to destroy toxins and waste from the body through the process of urination. They play role in the regulation of minerals including phosphate and calcium. Additionally, kidneys regulate blood pressure as they produce essential hormones which are necessary for this function, as well as for the formation of red blood cells whose responsibility is to carry oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. It is of great importance to maintain the proper function of the kidneys because they are essential part of our body. Symptoms that show that you are having kidney issues are: vomiting, dizziness, breathing issues, changed quantity and color of the urine, fatigue or tiredness, feeling cold most of the time, itchy skin, bad breath, and sudden pain in the body. These 10 habits can damage your kidneys: 1. Insufficient Intake of Water The insufficient consumption of water can damage your kidneys due to the fact that y...

How to look after your baby's mental well being from day one

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Babies may not be able to tell us how they are feeling, but that doesn’t mean the range of emotions they feel is any less varied than adults. “Babies have the capacity to experience peaks of joy, excitement, and elation,” Clair Rees, executive director of the charity Parent Infant Partnership (PIP) told HuffPost UK.#newmom  #baby “They also feel fear, grief, sadness, hopelessness, and anger - emotions that many adults understandably find it hard to believe, or accept, that very young children can experience. “But babies have an emotional world, which develops in the context of their earliest relationships starting in the earliest months of life, well before they can use words to express themselves. “Mental health begins in early childhood, which opens a window of opportunity for laying good foundations of the mind for children.” That is why PIP joined forces with many parenting and children’s organizations, (including Public Health England and the Royal C...