Cholesterol testing, also known as a lipid profile, is a procedure to measure the levels of fats in the blood. It's important to monitor and be aware of the risk of fatty plaque buildup in artery blood vessels, a cause of various cardiovascular diseases, such as hypertension to stroke. This test includes the measurement of four types of fats: Total Cholesterol, LDL (Low-Density Lipoprotein), HDL (High-Density Lipoprotein), and Triglycerides. This test is recommended for: Individuals wit...

The Eid moment is usually synonymous with coconut milk-based dishes, such as chicken opor, rendang, sambal goreng (spicy fried) potato chicken liver, and others. Not to mention the various choices of cakes and sweet drinks available to accompany the warm moments of gathering with relatives. The typical Eid al-Fitr dishes are indeed hard to resist. However, don't "lose yourself" by overeating. Appetizing food will increase your appetite, which is why many people complain about various diseases af...

Menu anxiety, or the fear of choosing a menu, has become a serious issue for Generation Z. A survey conducted by the Prezzo restaurant found that 86% of Generation Z experience anxiety when ordering food at restaurants. This anxiety is triggered by factors such as food prices, not finding preferred menu items, and regret after placing an order. Millennials are also affected by this problem, with over a third of them stating that the multitude of menu choices is a key trigger for menu anxiety....

Hello, Moms! Let's talk about children's spiritual intelligence but in a relaxed manner! Spiritual Intelligence (Spiritual Quotient/SQ) is the ability to connect with God, do good deeds, worship, be patient, and be grateful. Ramadan can be a perfect time to enhance your little one's spiritual intelligence. Let's delve into it! Understanding the Aspects of Spiritual Intelligence Spiritual intelligence can help children tackle everyday problems. That’s why it should be taught early on. Unlik...

Some people think that TB and pneumonia are the same, even though they are two different diseases. The difference is in the cause of the disease and the symptoms, so the treatment is different. Under certain conditions both can occur together making it difficult to identify. TB is an infection caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the infection occurs in the lungs, and can spread to other body organs such as the brain, lymph nodes and spine. A person can become infected with TB b...

Tuberculosis, or TB, is a disease caused by an infection of the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis in the lungs. This condition is sometimes also called pulmonary TB. The tuberculosis bacteria that attack the lungs can cause respiratory problems, such as chronic cough and shortness of breath. The disease spreads through the air when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or spits. Tuberculosis can be prevented and cured. TB is usually treated with antibiotics and can be fatal if left untreated....