Body Stay Healthy During Fasting

Body Stay Healthy During Fasting | Month of Ramadan has arrived. Time for us to dampen lust until it was time to break. In the month of fasting, the body will continue to lose body fluids because the activity is still running, but without the intake of food or drink for more than 12 hours. So do not be surprised if you feel thirsty and throat feels very dry during fasting, because the body started having symptoms of dehydration.

Why would that be? In fact, 60% of the human body consists of fluids. When running light activity, the daily loss of body fluid is 2.5 liters. Lost body fluids should be replaced by fluid intake in the same amount. But it can not be done when you fast, do not you?

Few tips to keep your Body Stay Healthy During Fasting of Ramadan, Look below:

1. Consumption of foods nutritionally complete and balanced, the time of dawn and fasting. Make sure all the nutrients the body needs can be met.

2. Do a little exercise for movement and stretching on a regular basis, it is better done the afternoon before the break the fast, so that the body's fluid needs can be met soon. With exercise, the body's blood circulation will run smoothly, so the body feels more fit.

3. Do not let you leave the meal. Remember, the dawn/sahur is the time for you to provide nutrition to the body. The food you eat when dawn/sahur is a fuel to generate energy for the body.

4. To restore vitality to your body, after the move all day, make sure you get quality sleep for 8 hours per day. Adequate rest is able to restore fitness.

5. Increase your fluid intake the time of dawn and fasting. Drink isotonic drink, the drink containing ions with a composition similar to body fluids. POCARI SWEAT is isotonic drink that works to restore the body's fluid and ions that lost. "POCARI SWEAT" is a good drink for consumption, because it is free of preservatives, artificial sweeteners, soda and caffeine.

25 Million Indonesian Infected with Hepatitis

25 Million Indonesian Infected with Hepatitis

At least 25 million people in Indonesia is estimated to have contracted hepatitis B and hepatitis C. However, the danger of transmission of the disease is often not realized due to a very slow course of the disease and no symptoms.

Director of Direct Transmitted Disease Control Ministry of Health Mohammad Subuh confirmed, Indonesia, including countries with high prevalence of hepatitis B, above 8 percent. "The number of infected with hepatitis B is higher than hepatitis C," he said in Jakarta, Friday (20/7), welcomed the World Hepatitis Day.

Many people infected with hepatitis B and C do not realize they have contracted. The Absence of symptoms make people does not consult to doctor.

Subuh added, from 25 million people are believed to have contracted hepatitis B, approximately 12.5 million of whom are prone to chronic liver disease, 10 percent of the risk of hardening of the liver disease progression, and about 1.25 million people at risk of developing liver cancer.

So far, the prevention of hepatitis pursued by the hepatitis B vaccine in newborns since 1997, breaking the chain of transmission from mother to infant, as well as screening of blood donors from hepatitis B and C. No less important is the promotion of healthy behavior, such as hand washing using soap that can prevent transmission of hepatitis A and E or prevent transmission of hepatitis B and C by not sharing razors.