Do you have problems sleeping at night? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of people around the world suffer from insomnia. There are many different causes of insomnia, but fortunately, there are also many different treatments available. In this blog post, we will discuss 4 natural remedies that might help improve your sleep quality. Lavender…
If you suffer from stress and chronic pain, you probably have tried everything from the most powerful NSAID to healthier living techniques. Essential oils have made their mark in the world of the homeopathic living, providing people with another option to manage pain and stress. Keep reading to learn about the best essential oils for…
Have you ever wondered what are teeth made of? Teeth are made of four main components: Dentin, Enamel, Cementum, and Pulp chamber. Learn more about them in this article. Next, let’s discuss the different functions of these components. Dentin surrounds the pulp and makes up most of the tooth. It makes teeth look off-white and…
Gummies have become very trendy in the last couple of years. From multivitamins, biotin to other supplements, gummies are available in the market infused with various flavorings. The latest addition to the gummies world is CBD. To keep up with the increasing demand for CBD and offering a solution to better manage CBD intake and…
Ependymal cells, also known as somatothelioma ependymaticum, are one among the four classifications of glial cells present in the nervous system (CNS). The most important of which is the ependymus. Collectively, they constitute the ependymal that forms the thin layer that covers the cavity (or vesicles) in the back of the spinal column and the…
Coracoid process (in Greek, “p Claw-like”) is a small, hook-like projection on the medial edge of the inferior lateral part of the coracoid (hence: coracoid bone). It, along with the acromion, acts to stabilize the upper shoulder joint during humeral movement. It is rarely palpable, however, in the glenohumeral groove between the ilio pause and…
The coronoid process (or simply “crown”) of an uncrowned tooth can differ in its appearance and characteristics depending on the level of crown formation at the time of injury. At any given time, there are at least three levels of crowns: base, upper, and pus-filled. If the tooth is in a perfect state of health,…
The coracobrachialis, also known as the rotator cuff, is a small, thin muscle that originates behind the coracobrachialis (the white area on the shoulder). The tendon muscle runs inferolaterally to the sternum. They insert onto the coracoderm’s anteroposterior surface, near the acromion. The tendon is found generally between the front of the clbumere, and the…
The anatomical snuff box (or the radicular fold), is a long, triangular depression shaped on the outer side of your hand just below the first joint of your thumb. It’s located at the upper part of the carpal bones above the pinky finger. It’s best seen when the middle finger is depressed. In olden days,…
The lumbricals are large, deep muscles of the upper arm that extends the glenohumeral joints to the scapula and flex the metatarsal joints at the wrist. It has two, small, ring shaped muscles in each of the forearms, located on each side of the ulnar loop. These muscles are important for maintaining proper posture and…