A disease of the central nervous system, multiple sclerosis is defined by a nerve structures’ demyelination process, respectively by a corrosion of the phospho-lipido-proteic sheath covering the nerve fibers. As location, demyelination affects especially the brain, the bone marrow and the optic nerves. From the physiological point of view, this degradation of the nervous system…
DetailsDefined as a lateral deviation of the spinal column, scoliosis affects not only the structure of the spinal cord but also the functions of the nerve centers located at the level of the bone marrow, a reason for which the vertebral deviations have also neurological consequences. These nerve centers coordinate the activity of the organs…
DetailsIf you want to be guarded against any cataclysm or to avoid having a major problem; if you want to be treated for a disorder or to get rid of a handicap, your preventive education and culture in this field must be started from an early age. As regards prevention, nowadays people show great carelessness.…
DetailsUsed to describe the symptoms of physical and emotional overstrain, the term of burnout syndrome refers especially to the consequences of overworking. If in the past it was the harsh working conditions that overworked a person (overcrowded, ill-ventilated and poorly-lit rooms; very low or very high temperatures; rude tools and equipment etc., nowadays it is…
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