Dr. Sanul Corrielus

Inflammation is a normal element of the body’s healing process, but it can also lead to catastrophic disease. Inflammation can be acute (short-term) or chronic (long-term or long-lasting). Acute inflammation is the body’s initial response to an accident or illness; consider the redness and swelling you observe after a cut or splinter. Increased blood flow […]

Routine heart checkups and screenings offer the best chance of receiving the right care quickly and of fast diagnosing underlying medical issues. You may be sure you are taking the right measures for a longer, healthier life by making frequent appointments for these health services. Many indicators of your heart health may be found in

One sector where the world has altered considerably over the past 10 years in healthcare. The aftermath of the COVID-19 epidemic, the economic crisis, and an increase in the adoption of technology and digitization have all contributed to a drastic change in the environment for everyone, whether they are patients or practitioners. Health Care and

Lack of attention to your body’s demands increases your risk of relapsing if you have major depressive illness. Potential Problem 1: Thinking that Depression is a Sign of  a Moral or Personal Failing The idea that people have any control over whether they have MDD is a significant MDD myth. People with MDD frequently blame

Whether it is a traffic accident, plane crash, violent crime, terrorist attack, global pandemic, or natural disaster like an earthquake, hurricane, or flood, experiencing traumatic stress is common. You might experience intense shock, confusion, and fear, as well as feelings of numbness or overwhelm brought on by a slew of opposing feelings, sometimes all at

It’s in our nature to seek out small ways to improve our health. Think of it as the search for heart health and wellness’s Holy Grail. The most common strategies are – eating healthier and getting more exercise. However, there are also some surprising ways to improve your heart health. Live in a Quiet Neighborhood

People often don’t realize how much more connected the mind and body are. Depending on a variety of factors, they can have both positive and negative effects on one another. In honor of American Heart Month in February, we are delving into the relationship between the mind and body and providing you with helpful advice

Self-harm or non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is when a person intentionally harms the surface of their body without intending to cause a fatal injury. Common forms of NSSI include repeatedly cutting, burning, biting, carving, scratching the skin, or hitting oneself. Even though these behaviors are maladaptive ways to cope, they can temporarily alleviate stress, painful memories,

Everybody occasionally experiences the symptoms of anxiety, which include a racing heart, rapid breathing, and feelings of apprehension and fear. It’s possible that you experienced anxiety prior to an important event, major medical procedure, or social setting. Anxiety is normal and a sign that something is wrong or requires our full attention. But you don’t

The term psychotic disorder refers to a group of serious mental illnesses. They hinder a person’s ability to think clearly, make sound decisions, react emotionally, communicate effectively, comprehend reality, and act appropriately. Types of psychotic disorders A variety of psychotic disorders exist, including: Schizophrenia: Schizophrenia causes behavior changes and other symptoms that last longer than