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Pituitary gland conditions Several conditions can affect your pituitary gland. Most are caused by a tumor in or around the pituitary gland. This can impact the release of hormones. Examples of pituitary gland disorders include: Pituitary tumors.  Pituitary tumors are usually noncancerous. However, they often interfere with the release of hormones. They can also press against other areas of your brain, leading to vision problems or headaches. Hypopituitarism.  This condition causes your pituitary gland to produce  very little  or none of one or more of its hormones. This can affect things like growth or reproductive system function. Acromegaly.  In this condition, your pituitary gland produces  too much  growth hormone. This can lead to excessive growth, especially of your hands and feet. It’s often associated with pituitary tumors. Diabetes insipidus.  This can be caused by a problem with the release of vasopressin. It’s usually due to a head injury, surgery, or a tumor. As a result, p

It is important to know which food item can reduce this smell from your body or make it good smell instead of bad one. There are few changes which you can make in your diet in order to reduce bad body odour and promote healthy lifestyle. Here are some necessary changes you can make. Dietary Changes to Combat Bad Body Odour 1. Eat Citrus Fruits instead of bushy vegetables Citrus fruits are always good for our health it contains antioxidants that keep the digestive system health and bad breath away from your body. It also eliminates naturally occurring smells from the body and eliminates problem of bad breath. Citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, pineapples and berries can help you flush out toxins from your body and can prevent unpleasant smell from occurring. Fruits having citrus acid also contain additional water that is beneficial for our body. Bushy vegetables such as cabbage, broccoli sprouts and cauliflower can increase this smell as it releases lot of sweat.  2. Eat white fish

BY ER TEXAS  1. Dairy Products May Harm Lung Health. Experts often advise people with asthma,  COPD , or lung disease to lower their consumption of dairy products. As the body digests milk, cheese, and other dairy products, it produces an opioid peptide called casomorphin. During this process, the body increases phlegm and mucus production, leading to breathing difficulties for people with lung disease. However,  studies  have found that some people don’t experience increased mucus while consuming milk. You should avoid dairy products if lactose intolerant since they can exacerbate asthma symptoms. 2. Foods That Contain Sulfites. Sulfites are commonly used as preservatives and additives in foods like dried fruits, pickled items, and alcohol. They’re also found in shrimp, bottled lime and lemon juice, and maraschino cherries. Most people can consume them without a problem, but if you have asthma, it can  cause an adverse reaction . 3. Foods That Have Salicylates. Salicylates are compoun