HOMEOPATHIC RESEARCH

Article by Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy M.D(Hom)                                     drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com Sleep soothes and relaxes us after hectic hours of mental and physical exertion. Most of the people think that sleep is dormant and most inactive part of the day, but brain is more active during the sleep. Sleep effects our daily functioning and physical and mental health. Neurotransmitters controls sleep by acting on different group of nerve cells and neurons in the brain. The brainstem produces neurotransmitters such as serotonin and nor epinephrine keep some part of the brain active. Adenosine; a chemical which produces drowsiness during awake will break down during the sleep. Sleep and wakefulness are influenced by different neurotransmitters, are affected by some foods, medicines, caffeinated drinks, diet pills and smoking. We can’t define how much sleep sufficient for normal human being. It depends on many factors like age, time of sleep and many more. But s

- Article by Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy MD(Hom)                                         drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com What is life? We always wanted a safe, secured and hassle free life. We want to work hard, earn enough money for our livelihood and extend our family with joy filled life. Offspring are the major asset for every parent. We will face each and every hurdle in our life to improve the future of our kids. Every mother and father feels proud to see their children development in right way. We want to learn about kid’s growth in mental, physical and emotional levels. Sometimes things go in another direction. Our cute loving children will leave behind in education and we will watch different changes in the behaviour of children, and in schools complaints are increasing, teacher’s wants parents meeting in school to discuss about our children behaviour; which makes us feel tensed and insecure.  Some children face different behavioural, learning problems, which we don’