Author: Dr. Tampiwa Chebani
COVID-19: Breast Milk of Previously Infected Women May Provide Protection for Breastfed Babies
Since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic, numerous scientific studies have been conducted to find out if antibodies to SARS-Cov-2 were present in the breast milk of previously infected …
Glaucoma Breakthrough: Vision Loss in Mice Restored With Anti Aging Cocktail
Researchers from Harvard University Medical School have succeeded in rejuvenating mice in an experiment by altering their genomes. With the help of a cocktail made out of three genes, …
Most Severe Forms of COVID-19 Are Due to Immune Suppression Not to Cytokine Storms
Contrary to what doctors have thought, the excessive reaction of the immune system known as the cytokine storm is not responsible for most of the severe forms of Covid-19. …
HGH and Diabetes: What Does the Science Say?
Growth hormone is a naturally occurring peptide hormone produced by the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland. It is an anabolic hormone important for growth, cell regeneration, cell reproduction, …
People With Hemochromatosis Have an Increased Risk for Liver Cancer
A new scientific study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) states that people with hemochromatosis have a tenfold increased risk of developing liver cancer. Hemochromatosis …
Removing Meats From One’s Diet Increases the Risk of Bone Fractures
According to a recent study involving over 55,000 people, a meatless diet is associated with an increased risk of bone fractures, especially of the hip. Although meat-free diets were …
One in Five COVID-19 Patients Could Develop Psychiatric Disorders Within 3 Months
According to a study by scientists at Oxford University and the NIHR Oxford Health Biomedical Research Center, one-fifth of patients who contracted Covid-19 developed psychiatric disorders within three months …
Chapare Hemorrhagic Fever Can Be Transmitted From Person to Person
At a tropical medicine conference, CDC scientists shared their findings on the transmission of an enigmatic virus, the Chapare virus, from person to person. In a Bolivian hospital, it …
IBS and Other Inflammatory Bowel Conditions Possibly Related to Mucus Production
American and Canadian researchers have made a discovery that could pave the way for a better understanding of bowel inflammatory diseases and possibly develop new treatments. Like the glands …About The Author
Dr. Tampiwa Chebani
I am a medical doctor by training, turned educator and social entrepreneur. I am also a Health & fitness Coach and work with both individuals and their families. I trained at the University of Melbourne Medical school for my degrees in Medicine, surgery and Medical science. I am a lecturer in Health Information Management at a university. I also coordinate Corporate Wellness programs.I am an avid proponent of Holistic Wellness and strongly recognize the fact that what we call disease is an imbalance in body and/ or mind. This recognition has brought about a conviction that most of the chronic disease conditions that we see are due to the food we eat and a lack of adequate physical exercise. Conventional medicine follows a materialistic reductionist model that may be insufficient in dealing with the subtle and intangible elements such as mind and/or spirit. ’
