HELPFUL IN HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE & SLEEP PROMOTER.
Drawing inspiration from ancient wellness traditions, NID crafted this tablet to combat high blood pressure and associated sleep irregularities.
This box consists of 100 tablets within 10 sheets (10 tablets in each sheet).

TREATMENT FOR MALARIA & PYREXIAOF UNKNOWN ORIGIN
Introducing our Malarid Capsules - the epitome of nature's potency in combatting Malaria and fevers of unidentified causes. Since our inception, our focus has been on crafting these capsules with the purest herbal extracts to ensure utmost safety for consumers. They promise not just prevention but also the treatment of Malaria, living up to the trust placed in us by our loyal customers.
This box consists of 100 capsules, within 10 sheets (10 capsules in each sheet).

Citarin - Ayurvedic Blood Purifier Capsules. Expertly formulated with the finest of nature's herbs, these capsules are the secret to blemish-free, radiant skin. Especially designed to combat skin ailments and infections, they're a testament to the healing power of Ayurveda. Acknowledged for their authentic formulation and swift action, they have garnered acclaim among a plethora of satisfied customers. Embrace the essence of nature with Citarin Capsules, your path to clear, glowing skin.

Each Box consists of 100 capsules within 10 sheets (10 capsules in each sheet).

Harness the potent benefits of natural ingredients like Arjuna, Rason, Grape Seed, Artichoke, and Cinnamon, with Cholesto Guard. Specifically crafted to combat high cholesterol, it's an essential addition for those prioritizing heart health.

The ACTH (Adrenocorticotropic Hormone) Test is a blood test that measures the amount of ACTH in your blood. ACTH is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland in the brain.

🧠 The Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) Axis
To understand the ACTH test, it's essential to know about the HPA axis, which is a complex feedback system involving three glands:

Hypothalamus: Releases Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone (CRH).

Pituitary Gland: Stimulated by CRH, it releases ACTH.

Adrenal Glands: Stimulated by ACTH, they release cortisol (and other adrenal hormones).

Cortisol is a vital "stress hormone" involved in metabolism, immune response, blood pressure regulation, and more. When cortisol levels rise, they feed back to the hypothalamus and pituitary to inhibit CRH and ACTH production, creating a finely tuned balance.

📝 What the Test Measures
The ACTH test measures the level of ACTH, which helps to evaluate the function of the pituitary gland and adrenal glands and to determine the cause of imbalances in cortisol production.

⏰ Importance of Timing
ACTH levels fluctuate throughout the day in a diurnal rhythm:

They are highest in the early morning (around 6-8 AM).

They gradually decrease throughout the day.

They are lowest in the late evening/night.

Therefore, the timing of the blood draw for an ACTH test is crucial, usually performed in the morning when levels are at their peak.

🩺 Clinical Significance
The ACTH test is used to diagnose and differentiate various conditions affecting the HPA axis, primarily related to excess or deficiency of cortisol.

The 24-hour urinary chloride test is a diagnostic test that measures the total amount of chloride excreted in the urine over a full 24-hour period. Chloride is a major electrolyte that works closely with sodium to help maintain the body's fluid balance, blood volume, and acid-base (pH) balance.

Purpose of the Test :The test is primarily used to:
Evaluate Electrolyte and Fluid Balance: Assesses the body's balance of chloride, often along with sodium and potassium, to help identify the cause of imbalances.
Investigate Metabolic Alkalosis: It is particularly useful in distinguishing the causes of Metabolic Alkalosis (a condition where the body's pH is too alkaline).
Low Urine Chloride : Suggests the condition is Chloride-Responsive (e.g., due to vomiting, gastric suction, or remote diuretic use) and will improve with saline (salt) administration.

High Urine Chloride : Suggests the condition is Chloride-Resistant (e.g., due to hyperaldosteronism, Cushing's syndrome, or Bartter/Gitelman syndromes).

Assess Kidney Function and Salt Intake: Since urinary chloride excretion generally reflects dietary salt (NaCl) intake, it can be used to monitor salt restriction compliance or help evaluate conditions affecting renal salt handling.