Great Body doesn’t happen by chance, it happens with an appointment!


Little Olivia Ross from Cleveland is busy playing games on her tab, while her mother is screaming to call her for dinner. She is so engrossed in the game called ‘To Be Frozen Sisters.’ The player plays the role of a plastic surgeon, and the objective of the player is to nip and tuck two ordinary sisters in order to transform them into famous frozen princesses Elsa and Anna.

Even though the game sounds intriguing, and by now many children might have installed the game captivated by the idea. But, the primary point that concerns the parents apart from the excessive inclination of the children towards technological devices is the insecurity that the children develop about their physical appearance after knowing ‘the standard’ description of beauty via such games. A recent petition was filed on one such game called ‘Beauty Clinic Plastic Surgery’ calling for Apple, Google and Amazon.com to remove or make the apps less appealing to children. The major concern behind the petition is the growing insecurity among children for their body shape and size, known by a common term, ‘Body Image’.

Cosmetic surgery as a surgical procedure is an idea to fall for as that has provided the individuals with an ample opportunity to reconstruct or restructure any part of their body for enhancing their physical appearance. But, the basic construct of such games, psychologically affects children. It will not be justified to utterly blame individuals who are in the gaming industry because at the end of the day it is the parents or guardians who have the onus to shape and develop the mind-set of their children. Engaging kids in the outer world, making their perspective broader by reading a good book to them religiously are some of the ways to shape the mind of your kith and kin.

Digital advancements is one of the prime reason of making the world a global village. We owe a great deal of gratitude to this creation of mankind. Every coin has two sides, so is technology. Hence, it is important to not let your creation rule you, rather have a great grip on your mind, and control your fingers as everything is just a touch away. Filling petition is a good option as that might make the game creators more vigilant and aware about how their products psychologically affect or influence children. Further, such petitions will also impart greater awareness amongst parents and children alike. But, a better option here can be the sense of responsibility in parents to guide their children unfailingly about the aspects and objectives of the content creators of the virtual medium. As it is rightly said that, ‘The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.’ For the children who are reading this, always remember that ‘Beauty and Beast are who they are because of their deeds, not appearance.’

Cosmetic surgery as a procedure is highly prevalent in India. Higher success rate and cost-effectiveness in the process of treatment are the factors that arrest and absorb the attention of the international patients to India. Being from a foreign land, it is completely understood on the part of the international patients to feel alienated with respect to healthcare providers and professionals in India. Medmonks, a medical travel platform gets to play a role here by handholding the patients in their treatment journey and bridging all possible information and service gaps. Cosmetic surgery demands higher level of awareness with respect to the candidates about their choice of surgeon, as it is a matter of not only physical but mental satisfaction too. 

Take care of the key player in your body- LIVER

Liver transplantation is the process of replacement of the diseased liver with a healthy liver to retain the healthy functions of the liver. Liver- a vital organ of the human body that holds the capability to regrow and regenerate. Diseases like jaundice make it difficult for people to stabilise the condition of their liver. ‘Healthy liver is the key to healthy living,’ everything you eat, drink including the medicines passes through it. Right care can regulate and stabilise the function of the liver.
 Health should be considered as A SUPREME COMMITMENT
Let us understand a few ways as for how one can keep its liver healthy-
1.    Limit the Consumption of Alcohol
Alcohol is like a poison for the liver. It is understood on the part of the individual to halt the consumption of alcohol altogether. So what one can do is that they can start by limiting consumption to some occasion. Make sure you are not the one organising the occasion. Heavy consumption of alcohol causes not only chronic liver disease but also causes high blood pressure, triglycerides (High blood fats), heart failure, stroke, fetal alcohol syndrome if one is pregnant, certain cancers, injury, violence and finally death is the outcome. Drinking too much of alcohol also piles on the calories which may lead to obesity and higher risk for diabetes. There is a segment of people who should refrain from consumption of alcohol like pregnant and breastfeeding women.
• women who are at risk of breast cancer
• people with family history of alcohol abuse
• People below the age of 23, people suffering from liver problems or ulcers, and anyone requiring skill coordination to perform a task too for that matter.
2.    Eat healthily and Stay Fit
Dietary habits and vigilance concerning herbs and dietary supplements. Some of the supplements that may cause problems are cascara, chaparral, comfrey, kava and ephedra. It is important to eat healthily, Vitamin and Mineral-rich food as they act as required immune for the liver. Some herbs and supplements create classic and promising advertisements to ensure that they are the best cure to make a liver healthy. Some of the examples of such supplements are milk thistle seed, borotutu bark, chanca piedra. One should be a rational consumer and take into consideration all the aspects of these products in the market. Drink a lot of coffee as that lowers the risk of getting a liver disease (the scientific credibility of the statement is low).
3.    Watch out for certain medication
Some of the cholesterol drugs can have a side effect that leads to liver problems. Painkillers like Tylenol (acetaminophen) can lead to severe damage to the liver. Consumption of Over-the-counter medication can also damage the functioning the liver.
4.    Getting tested for viral hepatitis
International patients consider India as one of the best destinations for liver transplantation. Liver transplantation in India is very effective with respect to the outcomes. Hepatitis A is injuries to the liver, and one can catch that via drinking water that has the virus that causes the disease. It is always advisable to the people to get themselves vaccinated if they are travelling to the part of the world with viruses’ outbreak. Through blood and body fluids Hepatitis B and C can spread. Limitation of the number of sex partners is also important, and it is always advisable to use Latex Condoms. Albeit there isn’t any vaccination for Hepatitis C, but hepatitis B has one vaccination in the market. Viral hepatitis doesn’t show any symptoms, so it is important to get tested for viral hepatitis.
Understanding how India is contributing to the treatment of people with diseased liver
India has a major role to play to treat the patient suffering from a severe liver disease. Medanta Medicity, Gurugram, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, Artemis Hospital, Gurugram, BLK Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram, Fortis, Noida, Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute (PSRI), Jaypee Hospital, Noida, Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Jaslok Hospital, Nanavati Hospital, and Vile Parle are among the top healthcare providers in India.
Best surgeons for Liver Transplant in Delhi
•    Dr Arvinder Singh Soin (Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine Medanta, Gurugram)
•    Dr Subash Gupta (Max Healthcare, Saket)
•    Dr. (Prof.) Sanjay Singh Negi, GI Surgery and Liver Transplant (BLK Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi)
•    Dr K R Vasudevan (Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute)
•    Dr Abhideep Chaudhary (Jaypee Hospital)
•    Dr Ramdip Ray (Artemis Hospital, Gurugram)
•    Dr Vivek Vij (Fortis, Noida)

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