Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – unluckily we still don’t have the culprit

Nowadays, especially in industrial countries it is more common to hear about psychiatric disorders. There are more and more described neuro-psychatric diseases. An interesting disease is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), first described in 1956 in England, and in the year 1988 it was recognized as individual syndrome by Center for Disease Control (CDC). Read full text »

Xerostomia – how to cope with the problem?

Saliva is the natural environment of the mouth. Its presence is essential for the proper functioning of both hard and soft tissues. When we run out of saliva, normal activities such as eating or talking may become hard to bear. Read full text »