Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Preventing heart disease in patients is my main goal, but early detection is the next best thing if you cannot totally block its development. Changes in lifestyle and medical therapies can delay or deny the onset of a heart attack, and almost 80 percent of heart disease is preventable with lifestyle changes. My patients are…
Good for Pregnant Women Cantaloupe contains folate, which prevents neural tube defects such as spinal Bifida. Folate is thought to help reduce the risk of some cancers and help with memory loss due to aging. More research is being conducted—two cups of cantaloupe supply roughly 20% of the daily recommended amount of folate needed. Supports…
The exact cause of depression is unknown. What is known is that there are some common factors that may actuate depression and depressive symptoms. The following five factors may be related to your depression: Physical illness can be associated with depression. Diabetes, thyroid disorders, cancer, congestive heart failure, Parkinson’s disease, chronic, incurable, and painful conditions…
Sweet Peppers, also known as bell peppers, are most commonly colored green, yellow, orange, and red. They may also be colored white, lavender, purple, or brown depending on the variety. Sweet peppers range in taste from the more bitter green pepper to the sweet red peppers. First introduced to Europe in 1493, peppers are native…
There are 130 varieties of green beans, and China grows most of the fruit. Green beans are the unripe, young fruit and protective pods of various types of the common bean. Common names are snaps, string beans, and French beans. The first “stringless” bean was bred in 1894 by Calvin Keeney, called the “father of…
When you curl up in bed each night, do you take your smartphone with you? Most people do. It might seem like the perfect opportunity to check your email, play a little Candy Crush, see what your friends are up to on social media or check tomorrow’s weather forecast. A lot of research has been…
Eat your vegetables and fruits, get seven to nine hours of sleep, don’t smoke, walk 30 minutes a day, stand more, stress less, be more mindful. It can be quite an undertaking to arrange and maintain a schedule that promotes health and longevity. And interestingly, the one activity you may not be placing high enough…
Did you know? Honey Boosts memory Eliminates dandruff Improves sleep Reduces Ulcers Health Benefits of Honey Apple Cider Vinegar Detoxes the liver Clears Sinuses Soothes Burns and Bug Bits Natural Wart Remover Health Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar Cilantro Cilantro oil has the same anti-anxiety effects as Valium Naturally fights Salmonella Health Benefits of Cilantro…
Peaches are a part of the rose family, like plums, almonds, and apricots. Peaches were first cultivated in China. In China, the peach is the symbol of longevity and immortality. Other top contributors to peach production are Italy, Spain, the United States, and Greece. Georgia is also known as The Peach State because it produces…
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