Ziqitza Rajasthan

    The liver is the key organ of your body’s digestive system. Everything that goes into your body has to go through the liver. It is the primary protection of your body from all toxins. Now imagine the state of your health if the liver gets disturbed. Not a very pretty picture is it. The liver is the second largest and the second most complex organ in the body, after the brain. It is responsible for performing crucial functions related to immunity, digestion, metabolism, storage of absorbed nutrients, and excretion. So, keeping your liver in good shape is the key to preventing liver diseases. How do you know when your liver is not performing optimally?  Ziqitza Rajasthan  &  ZHL Rajasthan  help you with the signs of liver disease stay hidden right up until the liver has already become badly damaged, leaving doctors with very few options for treatment. Signs that your liver is not happy with you: • Loss of appetite • Lack of energy • Easy bruising • We...

     According to a  study  , one in five “ highly engaged ” workers reported experiencing some form of burnout. The global pandemic has only worsened this issue. Stress caused by new roles such as homeschooling or caring for sick relatives, blurred lines between work and home life, and job security fears have led to 41% of employees feeling symptoms of burnout in 2020. As an employer, understanding the causes and identifiers of employee burnout is the first step towards reducing its impacts in your organization. What is Employee Burnout? Burnout is defined as physical, mental, or emotional exhaustion. Employee burnout is a special type of work-related stress – a state of physical or emotional exhaustion that also involves a sense of reduced accomplishment and loss of personal identity. Employee burnout has been officially recognized as an illness by the WHO. With that, the responsibility for managing burnout has shifted away from individuals and toward...

        Cancer is one word which evokes fear in people. A question frequently asked is “Is my lifestyle increasing the risk of cancer?”. The answer is “YES”. Unhealthy lifestyle does increase the risk of cancer. Here are few unhealthy habits which increases your risk of cancer. Let’s hear from an expert Dr. Santosh Datar,  Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd   wants to say on this. Tobacco Consumption According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “Tobacco is the single most preventable cause of death in the world”. Tobacco contains over 4000 types of chemicals. Out of these, around 200 are harmful to the human body and about 70 different chemicals have been found to be carcinogenic. Tobacco consumption in any form (viz. smoking, chewing, Gutkha, snuff etc.) is harmful. Tobacco smoking increases the risk of cancer of lung, mouth, throat, esophagus, pancreas, kidney, bladder, cervix, blood, prostate, colon and breast. The harmful effects are not limited to the differe...