FitzMed Diagnostics

01/25/2026

Alcohol is destroying your livers silently.

No pain.
No sign.
Until it’s too late.

❌ The problem

Alcohol damages the liver slowly over time.

😟 Nigerians worsen it by

Daily drinking

Mixing alcohol with drugs

Using alcohol for stress

⚠️ Danger

Liver failure

Vomiting blood

Sudden death

✅ What to do

✔️ Reduce alcohol intake
✔️ Do liver tests
✔️ Seek help early

Enjoyment should not end your life.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/25/2026

Not every fever in you is malaria.

But Nigerians treat everything as malaria.

❌ The problem

Malaria symptoms look like many other illnesses.

😟 How Nigerians worsen it

Treating malaria without test

Buying drugs from roadside sellers

Repeating malaria drugs monthly

⚠️ The danger

Wrong treatment

Organ damage

Delayed diagnosis

Death

✅ Simple solution

✔️ Test before treating
✔️ Use approved malaria drugs
✔️ Visit lab first

Treating blindly is gambling with your life.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/24/2026

Breaking News
Japan’s school cafeterias follow a strict philosophy that prioritizes fresh, minimally processed food over convenience. Most schools serve meals cooked from scratch each day, using whole ingredients like rice, vegetables, fish, and seasonal produce. Highly processed items such as sugary snacks, sodas, and fast food are largely excluded, not by a single sweeping ban, but through national nutrition standards and local school policies. These meals are designed not only to nourish students but also to teach healthy eating habits and respect for food. As a result, school lunch in Japan is treated as part of education itself, shaping lifelong dietary behavior rather than just filling stomachs.

01/24/2026

Paracetamol is destroying your kidneys slowly.

Yes — that “small painkiller”.

❌ What is the problem?

Painkillers are meant for short use, not daily swallowing.

😟 How Nigerians worsen it

Taking painkillers every day

Mixing different brands

Using them for stress and tiredness

Combining with alcohol

⚠️ The danger if ignored

Kidney failure

Dialysis

Permanent damage

Death

✅ Simple solutions

✔️ Don’t abuse painkillers
✔️ Treat the real cause of pain
✔️ Visit hospital if pain persists

Painkillers hide pain — they don’t cure problems.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/24/2026

Many people have high blood pressure and don’t even know.

No pain.
No warning.
Then suddenly — collapse.

❌ What is the problem?

High blood pressure means the force of blood inside your body is too high.
In Nigeria, many people have it but ignore it because they “feel fine”.

😟 How you unknowingly worsen it

Too much salt and seasoning cubes

Constant stress and lack of rest

Skipping hospital checkups

Using herbal mixtures

Thinking BP is for old people only

⚠️ The danger if ignored

Sudden stroke

Heart failure

Kidney damage

Sudden death

Many people that “just slumped” had high BP.

✅ Simple, affordable solutions Nigerians can apply

✔️ Check BP regularly
✔️ Reduce salt and seasoning
✔️ Manage stress
✔️ Walk daily
✔️ Take prescribed drugs consistently

Your life is worth more than pride.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/23/2026

Many people are destroying their bodies quietly — and it’s happening inside chemist shops.

Every small fever — antibiotics.
Any stomach pain — antibiotics.
Friend recommends drugs — you buy and swallow.

This habit is very common in Nigeria, but it is dangerous.

❌ What is the problem?

Antibiotics are drugs meant to treat bacterial infections only.
They are NOT for malaria, stress, body pain, or every sickness.

Yet in Nigeria:

People buy antibiotics without tests

Chemists sell without prescription

Leftover drugs are reused

Dosage is guessed, not measured

😟 How Nigerians unknowingly worsen it

Stopping drugs once they “feel better”

Mixing antibiotics like sweets

Using old prescriptions for new illness

Treating malaria with antibiotics

Avoiding hospital to “save money”

⚠️ The danger if ignored

Infections stop responding to drugs

Treatment becomes more expensive

Minor sickness turns deadly

Kidney and liver damage

Longer hospital stay

Death — even from simple infections

This is why doctors say “drug no dey work again” — it’s not the drug, it’s misuse.

✅ Simple, affordable solutions Nigerians can apply

✔️ Don’t take antibiotics without a lab test
✔️ Always complete prescribed dosage
✔️ Don’t share drugs with friends or family
✔️ Malaria needs malaria drugs, not antibiotics
✔️ Visit a hospital or diagnostic lab first
✔️ Ask questions — your life is important

💡 Cheap treatment today can cause expensive problems tomorrow.

Your health is not trial and error.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/20/2026

01/19/2026

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01/15/2026

THIS HABIT IS KILLING MORE NIGERIANS THAN THE SICKNESS ITSELF

Most Nigerians do not die because the sickness is too strong.
They die because of what they do before going to the hospital.

In many Nigerian homes, once fever starts,
people rush to the chemist or roadside drug seller.
“No test.”
“No doctor.”
Just drugs.

Someone will say:
👉 “Give me antibiotics.”
👉 “Add malaria drugs.”
👉 “Add injection, let it be strong.”

Antibiotics are not painkillers.
They are not fever medicine.
They are not meant to be taken anyhow.

When antibiotics are abused,
they stop working in the body.
The germs become stronger,
and simple infections turn into serious ones.

That is why some Nigerians take drugs and still do not get better.
That is why wounds refuse to heal.
That is why infections spread fast in the body.
That is why people collapse suddenly after “small sickness.”

Another problem is not completing drugs.
Once people feel small relief, they stop taking them.
The remaining germs hide, grow stronger, and come back worse.

The danger is real:
❌ Treatment failure
❌ Kidney and liver damage
❌ Drug resistance
❌ Death from simple infections

The solution is simple and affordable:
✔️ Stop self-medication
✔️ Test before treatment
✔️ Only take antibiotics when prescribed
✔️ Complete your drugs
✔️ Avoid roadside drug advice

Antibiotics are life-saving drugs
but when abused, they become life-destroying drugs.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/14/2026

Many Nigerians are not dying because hospitals failed them
they are dying because of self-medication and antibiotic abuse.

Buying drugs without tests.
Mixing antibiotics anyhow.
Stopping treatment once you feel “a bit better”.

This is how small sickness turns into serious illness.
This is how antibiotics stop working.
This is how lives are lost quietly.

👉 Test before treatment
👉 Stop self-medication
👉 Complete prescribed drugs
👉 Avoid roadside drug advice

Antibiotics save lives, but when abused, they destroy lives.

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— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/14/2026

Malaria thrives in dirty surroundings,
especially where stagnant water is allowed
to stay around the home. Mosquitoes lay
their eggs in gutters, broken buckets,
old tyres, and uncovered water containers.
When we sleep without nets or refuse
to clean our environment, we invite malaria
into our blood, causing fever, weakness,
headache, and loss of strength.
Clean surroundings and treated nets
save lives especially in Nigerian homes.

— FitzMed Diagnostics

01/14/2026

Dry fasting, also known as absolute fasting, is a technique that involves abstaining from all food and liquids.
It has many potential benefits, including:
-It can help regulate blood sugar.
-It can help burn fat.
-It can help support liver function.
-It can help reduce inflammation.
If you’re new to fasting, experiment with intermittent dry fasting for a few hours and pay attention to how your body reacts.
Note how you feel after your first few fasting sessions, and once you get comfortable, transition into a 12-hour or 14-hour dry fasting period.
Then, when you break your fast, drink plenty of liquids. Kefir and bone broth are good choices!