Excessive sweat on hands and feet is not necessarily indication of disease. The excessive sweat can be caused by increased production of active work because of nerves. Symptoms of excessive sweat on the hands and feet is a sign of aberration production sweat gland in your hands and feet. Beside, a complaint can also be caused by deviation or interruption function of the other hormones. Excessive sweat in the heart disease usually occur when someone is suffering heart attack, but the symptoms is only a sign.

Sweat out on the hands and feet caused by sweat gland activity in the area affected by the nervous system. Although the problem is not necessarily a sign of a disease, can also a symptom of hyperthyroid, a situation that is due to the increased hormone level in blood. So, the symptoms should be worried of excessive sweat on hands and feet disease is hyperthyroid.

The symptoms of hyperthyroid disease are also accompanied and shown by other signs, such as trembling, hoarse voice, the ball and large protruding eyes, often hungry, feeling sick, and increases lean body.

Therefore you should make treadmill test once a year to see if there is positive ischemic response. Men aged over 40 years and women above 50 years should make treadmill test once a year to know the heart rudiment. Other well as if the disease is suspected hyperthyroid, the first thing will be done is checking the blood for the thyroid gland activity. When the deviation is correct in the thyroid gland, it must be consulted to your the medical specialist.

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How to detect cancer most likely to attack you ;

1. COLORECTAL
In people under 50, bleeding is probably from haemorrhoids, diverticulosis, colitis or an abnormal blood vessel, blood in the stool. Never ignore it, even if it's a one-time occurrence. It could be a precancerous polyp leaking blood and bleeding is the only early warning you'll receive. In more than half of cases, there is no sign, says Dr Greg Enders, a gastroenterologist at Fox Chase Cancer Center. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to check for large and small problems and remove polyps in the same procedure.

2. LUNG
Cough that won't go away or one that brings up blood is often evidence the cancer is there. Another is chest pain that's always present and not influenced by movement, says Dr Ezra Cohen, a medical oncologist at University of Chicago Medical Center. On a chest X-ray, both pneumonia and a tumor look white. The pneumonia will resolve, but you'll need another X-ray four to six weeks later.

3. PROSTATE
A digital rectal exam can tell if your prostate is hard or irregular and cancer is suspected with a high PSA (prostate specific antigen) level. Urination problems frequency, urgency, slow stream, incomplete emptying, can be related to prostate enlargement or narrowing of the urethra. A biopsy if the PSA is high or its rate of change is high. But a spiked score can also be a sign of infection, which should be treated with antibiotics for four weeks. The cancer grows slowly, waiting isn't dangerous, says Dr Christopher Saigal, a urological oncologist at UCLA.

4. BLADDER
It may be a sign of kidney stones if you are younger than 60, blood in the urine should always be checked. Most bladder cancer only affects the lining. If it is caught early, it can be beaten, says Dr Brian Rini, an oncologist at the Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Institute. An overactive bladder or painful urination is more often a sign of an infection. A scope through the penis to look at the bladder and a urine test that detects cancer cells.

5. LYMPHOMA
Painless, swollen lymph nodes in your neck, armpit or groin. Nodes swell with infections, but if they don't subside in a week, have them checked. Also, unexplained weight loss over one or two months, pain in the node area after drinking alcohol or generalised itching with swelling (without rash) could be cause for concern, says Cleveland Clinic oncologist Dr John Sweetenham. Nodes can swell because of an infection. A blood test can occasionally pick up something, but a biopsy of the node is more thorough.

6. MELANOMA
A spot that jumps out at you as irregular or large, or one that has recently changed either in size, colour or contour or that comes with symptoms such as itching, pain or bleeding, says Dr Hensin Tsao, a dermatologist at Massachusetts General Hospital. Seborrheic keratosis, a brownish, crusty formation that looks like it's stuck to the skin, it's just a begin growth.

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Anyone know, calcium play an important role to prevent the porous bones, then milk considered as best source of calcium, is that really so?. There are many things about the food you need to know. In fact, so many foods that are also potentially damage the calcium in our bodies.

Milk isn’t the only, or even the best source of calcium. However, to reach the bone healthy and free of Osteoporosis, should not only depend on milk. Why?, many scientists believe that the porous bone can be prevented by maintaining the body's ability to hold calcium deposit, not the calcium increase.

The high amino acid content of animal protein in the kidney to stimulate savings and deplete calcium in the body. So, although we have a lot of calcium from milk, at the same time also deplete the body of the calcium deposit. Thus, the body actually does not get additional calcium that means. Therefore, in addition to relying on milk, both also consume more calcium from a variety of vegetables. Plant sources of calcium is the best green leaf vegetables, such as mustard greens, spinach, broccoli. In addition, seeds and beans such as soybean, red beans, nuts, tofu contains a lot of calcium.

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Calcium needs vary widely in each phase of someone's life. After the period of pregnancy, does not mean that calcium needs to stop. Needs of calcium for children, adolescents, and elderly are a must, why?, children aged 5-7 years to reach 20% the size of human adult and accumulate 45% of calcium organ. At this age, girls will need to obtain calcium for the bone growth optimally, and particularly to compensate for the porous bones of post-menopause. According to the analysis, the calcium consumed by the bone reaches 500mg a day, so it is recommended consume 1500mg calcium a day in addition to the needs of other minerals such as magnesium, phosphorus and iron.

For adolescents under 18 years old, lack of calcium can affect to the growth. This period is the last opportunity to improve the framework of the bones of calcium deficiency. When the growth of bones due to consumption of calcium good enough, the child will grow up to achieve the perfect body, and avoid various types of bone disease when grown up.

Bone volume since the age of 18-35 years and counting before the age of 35 years the growth of bone ends. Age 35-50 years, the volume of bones start slowly dwindle. Age 50-70 years is the loss of a significant volume of bone. That is why the elderly are very susceptible to fracture, especially women.

The best way to meet calcium needs is to know the sources of food that contain calcium. Some green vegetables, sardine, nuts, and tofu is best source of calcium. Consult with your doctor before consuming additional calcium due to calcium absorption varies in some people, and can interfere with the absorption of iron when consumed at meals.

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