This research aims to prioritize innovation capability and spatial variation of national high-tech zones in China based on the catastrophe progression method. The first step is to establish a feasible index system for assessing the innovation capability of high-tech zones; after that, it is to Evaluate the innovation capability of 169 national high-tech zones in China using the Entropy Weight Method (EWM) and the Catastrophe Progression Method (CPM), then use the weighted average method to convert the innovation capability evaluation results of 169 high-tech zones into values for each province's high-tech zones in China. The last step utilizes visualization tools for spatial variation analysis.
The research results found that a comprehensive innovation capability evaluation system has been constructed, consisting of levels 1, 2, and 3, which have 4, 8, and 28 indicators, respectively. The evaluation results reveal that prioritizing provinces regarding innovation capability and spatial variation of high-tech zones for the top three are 1) Beijing, 2) Shanghai, and 3) Guangdong. At the same time, the bottom three are 167) Hainan, 168) Qinghai, and 169) Ningxia. From the priority and using the visualization, results indicate that High-tech zones in eastern China found that (Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangdong) have significantly higher innovation capabilities than those in central and western regions due to richer resources, advanced infrastructure, and more substantial policy support. Central regions (Wuhan, Hefei) also show high capabilities from recent investments and government support, while western areas generally lag, needing improved infrastructure, increased investment, and more substantial policy support.
Keywords: prioritize innovation capability and spatial variation; high-tech zones in China; Entropy Weight Method (EWM); Catastrophe Progression Method (CPM)

Composite materials have become essential across various industries, including aerospace, automotive, construction, sports equipment, and electronics. These materials excel in strength-to-weight ratio, resistance to fatigue and corrosion, and low thermal expansion. The flexibility to customize composites by altering the type, size, and orientation of the reinforcement, along with the matrix material used, enhances their utility [1]. However, challenges such as high manufacturing costs, complexities in repair, vulnerability to delamination and other forms of damage, and difficulties in characterization and modelling present significant barriers [2]. However, it should be emphasized that numerical modelling has advanced significantly, particularly in simulating the complex behaviours of composite materials under various conditions. Nanocomposites aim to improve strength, stiffness, thermal and electrical conductivity, thereby expanding their application range [3]. Simultaneously, the push for sustainability has led to the development of eco-friendly composites that utilize renewable or recycled materials to minimize environmental impact. Bioinspired composites, inspired by natural materials like spider silk, seashells, and bone, aim to replicate their unique properties. Multifunctional composites, which incorporate materials such as shape memory alloys, piezoelectric elements, and carbon nanotubes, allow the creation of smart systems with capabilities for self-monitoring, adaptive responses, and energy harvesting [4]. Composite sandwich structures are widely used in industries like aerospace, automotive, marine, and construction due to their excellent strength-to-weight ratio, stiffness, and durability [5]. Innovations in materials, such as fibre-reinforced polymers and metal matrix composites for the face sheets, along with cutting-edge core materials like foams, honeycombs, and lattice designs, are being explored. To further enhance these structures, advanced core materials, including 3D-printed lattice configurations and bioinspired designs, are being developed to increase impact resistance, energy absorption, and overall structural integrity [6]. Understanding how sandwich structures behave under dynamic conditions such as impacts, blasts, and vibrations is essential.

Getting stuck in a traffic jam by car and then not finding a parking space? That's a horror scenario for every car driver!
How easy would it be in a fairytale world? If there is no parking space at your destination, you would simply conjure the car away and then conjure it back when it is needed again. ‘Magic away and magic back’ is the basic idea of LiMo translated into reality. A parking space is no longer needed because the vehicle ‘dissolves’ at its destination. It disassembles into its cabin and chassis modules. The cabin disappears ‘as if from the ground’ by lifting off and docking itself to its own home. The chassis virtually disappears because it can be parked to save space.
LiMo is a completely new living and vehicle concept with the potential to revolutionise urban mobility. It combines the advantages of a private car (own passenger compartment) with the traffic-related benefits of car sharing - all this in a convenient (barrier-free), sustainable (parking spaces become green spaces!) and cost-effective (no underground car parks required) way. The focus is on a multifunctional cabin that is used around the clock, either as a vehicle cabin, as a lift cabin or as a living space extension (mini conservatory).
Keywords: car sharing; sustainable urban mobility; modular vehicle concept

The study aims to investigate the current precision agriculture technologies adoption in Hong Kong and construct a model of adoption. It is the first comprehensive study of precision agriculture technologies adoption utilizing both grounded theory approach and quantitate studies. The study began with open-ended interviews with farmers in Hong Kong on their perceptions about the use of precision agriculture technologies in their farms. Using grounded theory approach, the research team identified predictors of their adoptions. In the second phase, the research team will develop and administer a survey and test the adoption model.
Keywords: precision agriculture technology; harvest automation; information technology adoption; modern farming management

Photovoltaic (PV) power generation is an essential form of renewable energy. A grid-connected PV inverter is the core equipment of a grid-connected PV power generation system. Based on the working principle of a high-power PV grid-connected inverter, the design of a 500 kW PV grid-connected inverter system is considered as an example. The equipment selection and parameter design methods of critical components, such as DC support capacitors, DC to AC modules, inductors, and capacitors, are introduced, and the overall system control strategy scheme and maximum power point tracking strategy are proposed. The results of MATLAB system simulation and field measurement experiments show that the control system can ensure that the output three-phase voltage and current are always in the same phase and frequency and that the output power is stable, fully meeting the grid connection requirements. In addition, the system has high conversion efficiency, good harmonic suppression, and a good MPPT tracking effect based on the particle swarm algorithm, which has high application and promotion value.
Keywords: Grid-connected inverter; Harmonic; System Design; MPPT; Conversion efficiency; Particle swarm algorithm

The Overwhelming Evidence of Covid as Mass Occult Event? Children Are 4,423% MORE Likely to Die If Injected with These Serums.
By K. Paul Stoller, MD American College of Pediatricians
Since the Globalist bankers and the oligarch families that control them failed to impose feudal socialism on Europe with WW II, they have been scheming ever since to have the will of their pedophile death-cult accomplish what they could not almost a century ago.

Intervention of various viable technologies to improve the food & nutritional status of the population proved the following facts: Promotion of malt-based small-scale food provides an opportunity for rural women to develop entrepreneurship and employment. It also provides food and nutritional security through additional income. Several technologies like value addition to fish & prawn products, artificial pearl culture, and processing of salted fish were developed under the National Agricultural Technological Project which helped the self-help group women of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu to improve their economic status. Received two patents for fabricating I) a Low-Cost Ice Cream Freezer (to prepare ice cream with small quantity of milk in rural area) and II) Fresh Fish Vending and Display Table (which helped the fisherwomen to reduce their drudgery and also preserve fresh fish for a longer time without getting spoiled) The technology was licensed twice. Food Product development can be taken as an income-generating activity in the rural areas by the illiterate women which can be included in supplementary feeding programs mainly to improve the nutritional status of the children. The horse gram which is commonly used for cattle feed can be diversified for human consumption with less investment. Mothers as well as Anganwadi workers preferred amylase - rich supplementary foods as these supplementary foods better as compared to earlier supplied food i.e., ready-to-eat food. Introducing red palm oil is beneficial to overcome vitamin A deficiency. The supplementary income of women has a positive impact on the nutritional status of the family.

A 36-year-old female who suffered from Covid infection was treated with a proprietary blend that improved her breathing, her coughing decreased, and her headache disappeared. Turmeric and nigella sativa seeds are natural extracts that help humans to stay healthy and prevent themselves from diseases. Natural supplements are vital for adults at any age to ensure that their bodies are healthy and well. Medical personnel have recommended the consumption of natural supplements to patients and other people willing to have strong body immunity. Multivitamins from natural products are essential in ensuring healthy living and wellness for people. Fruit intake helps improve health and wellness of individuals, and the presence of vital vitamins obtained from fruits helps strengthen the human body and increase wellness. Fish oil supplements improve the health of the human body by regulating inflammation, improving blood flow, and promoting muscle and joint health. Moreover, fish oil supplements improve the human body's immune system, thus ensuring a healthy body and overall wellness.

This research analysis aims to present a case study analysis on the topic of chronic fatigue syndrome, which is a long-term condition that affects a variety of bodily systems. It can affect people of any age group and can appear gradually over months or years. Chronic tiredness is a poorly understood condition characterized by physical and mental exhaustion exacerbated by physical and mental activity that occurs 50% of the time or more and lasts at least six months. The prognosis is unclear, but the lay literature indicates a lifelong path with only sporadic recovery. In 2016, four databases were searched for peer-reviewed papers that provided follow-up data following an initial diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome. Papers that employed a combination of goal symptoms were the key excursion criterion.

Colon cancer, which is also referred to as colorectal cancer, is an invasive and fatal disease that commences in the cells that line the colon or the rectum. This third most prevalent cancer among men and women has seen an increase in incidences and now constitutes a public health challenge. The American Cancer Society projected about 153,020 new cases in the U.S. alone and 52,550 mortalities in 2023 (American Cancer Society, 2023). Increases in incidence point out the need to develop new effective strategies that will help to improve treatment efficiency, leading to a better quality of patients' lives.

Currently, due to increased industrialization, chemicals of all types and heavy metals continue polluting water, air, and soil, causing food contamination and hurting the general body health and wellbeing of people. Persistent organic pollutants and heavy metals from the most cause of environmental pollutants are delivered through the food that people eat. The continued chronic exposure to accumulated pollutants is linked to the development of non-communicable diseases that include diabetes, obesity, chronic respiratory disease, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer (Mehrandish, Rahimian, & Shahriary, 2019). Research also shows that toxic trace element accumulation within the body causes metabolic disorders that induce obesity or overweight and increased energy intake among victims of diabetes and obesity. Additionally, the diets that obese people take the lead to trace nutrient imbalance. To manage obesity, such people are encouraged to have a sufficient intake of minerals and vitamins. One of the popular means of promoting toxin removal and reduced weight includes the use of a detox dieting strategy. The process helps with improved life quality and enhanced health. Some contradictory research shows controversial outcomes, with some studies showing no scientific evidence for detox diets and health benefits (Stocker et al., 2017). Besides, others consider such diets as harmful to the body. However, the study of food-based nutrients shows their potential ability in modulating metabolic pathways that detoxification processes have. It is evident that nutrients and food extracts regulate toxins' eventual excretion and transduction. The detoxification diets include calorie-restricted foods that involve beverages, single fruits, and vegetables. Beverages include vinegar, tea, saltwater, lemon juice, and other drinks having micronutrients.

Today, with all the pollution in our environment and so many of us working in toxic environments, we need to take extra steps to cleanse and protect our bodies. These green supplements can help by addressing the science behind certain greens and how they assist with detoxification and aging, among other things. Many of us are not even familiar with the many different greens we can take to support our immune system, our digestive system and how they help cleanse the body. The following article is meant to explain a few of the many green supplements you can find on the market today. Just like conventional medicine, not every green supplement is going to work for everybody. What works for one person may not work for another. It's best to simply experiment and see what works best for you and your particular needs. As a rule of thumb, always consult with your primary care physician before adding any new supplement or herb to your daily regimen if you have any known health problems or are currently taking any medications.

According to Zhu et al. (2021), Medicine and Health encloses the study of the prevention, care, and tendering of diseases as well as the examination of physical and mental well-being. Medicines can help control things like high blood pressure or high cholesterol. These drugs cannot cure the hidden problems, but they can help prevent some of its body damaging effects overtime among important medicines are immunization. A lot of medicines are swallowed, either as pills or a liquid. Once the medicine is swallowed, the digestive juice in the stomach breaks it down, and the medicine can progress into the bloodstream. Blood then carries it to other parts of your body where the medicines work best.

Breast cancer remains a significant global health issue, prompting the need for further exploration of alternatives to conventional treatments. Through the years, this has led to the formulation and investigation of protocols using natural ingredients as potential remedies for holistic control of breast cancer. An integrated protocol with a case study of a 58-year-old woman diagnosed with breast carcinoma will be discussed to ascertain this approach. The case study details the patient's discovery of a lump, followed by a detailed analysis using more precise breast imaging methods. The examination identified a hypoechoic and dense tumor in her right breast. The subsequent core biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of carcinoma lobular mammae, emphasizing the necessity for an effective and personalized therapeutic approach.

Presentation of the case

A 56 years old female patient has a history of systemic lupus erythematosus (S.L.E.) and COPD. Symptoms began around prior and gradually improved as she continued to get medications. She has been experiencing Coughing, sputum production, palpitations, chest pain, and wheezing. She describes new-onset and shortness of breathe, labored breathing at rest, mild weariness, feeling chilly and depressed. There are no documented allergies to foods, medications, or the environment.
Her medication includes Hizentra 15 grams, Benlysta 200mg weekly, prednisone 15mg, Amitiza 60x2, Cymbalta 60x2, Topiramate 50 x 2 and 100x2 Fosamax 70 mg week, Botos 200 Units (S.L.E. migraines) Singular 10, Allegra 180, Wellbutrin 300, and Pilocarpine 5x4 and took most medicines of them was taken every week.
Past medical history is significant in developing coronary artery disease, COPD, hypertension, hypothyroidism, myocardial infarction, hyperlipidemia, diabetes mellitus, peripheral vascular disease, and cigarette use. A history of heart catheterization, appendectomy, stent nephrectomy, implantation, hysterectomy, or is noteworthy.

Fibromyalgia is a complex condition that can be challenging to diagnose and treat. In addition to the symptoms you mentioned, some people with Fibromyalgia may also experience depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders. Currently, Fibromyalgia cannot be cured, however, various treatments can be found that focus on managing the symptoms and improving quality of life. These may include medications, physical therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and lifestyle changes such as exercise, stress management, and good sleep habits. Developing individualized treatment initiative that addresses the specific goals and needs of people with Fibromyalgia, they should work closely with their healthcare provider.

Managing Fibromyalgia, anxiety, and depression can be extremely challenging. Fibromyalgia manifests as widespread muscle and joint pain, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. It often coexists with anxiety and depression, exacerbating the syndemic and significantly impacting quality of life. This literature review looks at integrative methods for treating these many illnesses, highlighting the need for a more complete approach beyond regular treatments. To make treatments work, we need to understand how fibromyalgia, anxiety, and depression are all connected. Traditional therapies have helped people deal with their problems. Still, they have boundaries, and people want care focused on them, which has made people interested in integrative methods. Integrative medicine, which looks at the mind, body, and spirit, might help treat these problematic conditions.

Cancer treatment is a difficult task. Mental and bodily exhaustion are possible outcomes of the practice. Alternative therapy options for cancer may be enhanced via integrative cancer care. Combining traditional medicine with complementary and alternative medicine, nutritional medicine, and lifestyle interventions to cure and prevent disease and optimize health is an integrated approach to treating illnesses like lung cancer. The case study has also explored some challenges patients face in this lung cancer treatment journey. The patient, after being diagnosed with Stage IV non-small cell lung cancer NSCLC adenocarcinoma, undergoes a set of combination of carboplatin-pemetrexed-pembrolizumab chemotherapy, which exposes her to a significant number of side effects like extreme weakness, elevated inflammatory markers, and nausea. Throughout this paper, we will discuss the integrative approaches to treating patients with lung cancer and the side effects of traditional treatment in lung cancer.

A typical person should take a very long list of steps in a 24-hour period to maintain the health of himself and his family such as: brushing the teeth, managing blood sugar levels by adjusting the intake of substances into the digestive system, consuming specific chemicals to aid in digestion, utilizing mouthwashes to improve oral odour, taking medications like Probiotic supplements and vitamins, increasing physical activity and maintaining a healthy body weight, strengthening muscles to prevent joint and bone disorders, regulating sleep patterns through the consumption of beverages like coffee, reducing stress and inducing relaxation through the use of certain medications, etc.

The increasing development of digital technologies in recent years has led to a concomitant increase in the availability of data in ICUs. For this vast amount of information to be useful, it must be processed and analyzed to extract meaningful information. However, its size and complexity often exceed the capabilities of traditional tools, motivating ongoing research efforts to develop new analytical techniques better able to address these challenges. This effort has resulted in the maturation of disciplines such as artificial intelligence, machine learning (ML), data mining (LLM), parallel computing, and many others. Despite these advances, countless challenges of modern computing remain unaddressed and strategies to extract knowledge from complex data will undoubtedly persist as an active area of research in the years to come.
Real-time risk estimation of isolated pathologies provides interpretable information to understand the different risks of patients with multiple pathologies using electronic health records (EHRs) in an ICU patient; However, in this case there are fundamental problems when formulating hypotheses such as sample selection bias, imprecise variable definitions, implementation limitations, frequency of variable measurement, subjective treatment assignment and model overfitting.
Decision-making and predictive models (CDSS), on the other hand, are not yet widely developed with the current known health systems. However, their potential based on massive data sources, allows with the structured data of data lakes, to perform artificial intelligence (AI) to improve training and control for algorithms according to the different requirements and security that we must carry out and that we will build for the different syndromes. Here we present an CDSS model that captures data from public ICUs and we show in our report the potential data mining, for later analysis with different predictive models.
We highlight that with the current results of a public ICU, through a Smart ICU there is 0.003% that corresponds to EHR data and only 3.97% is structured data in data lakes that are susceptible to useful algorithms -at the present time- for an CDSS system.
Keywords: Data sources; Intensive Care Units; CDSS; Artificial Intelligence; Interoperability; EHR

(In this paper, the aim of industrial robots is multifaceted, encompassing several key goals for manufacturers: Increased Productivity and Efficiency: Robots can work tirelessly without breaks, performing tasks much faster and more consistently than humans. This translates to higher production output and shorter lead times. Enhanced Precision and Quality: Robots excel at repetitive tasks with pinpoint accuracy, minimizing errors and ensuring consistent product quality. This is crucial for industries like electronics and pharmaceuticals, where precision is paramount. Reduced Costs: While the initial investment in robots can be significant, their long- term cost-effectiveness is undeniable. They reduce labor costs, minimize material waste, and require less maintenance than human workers. Improved Safety: Robots can safely handle hazardous materials and perform dangerous tasks, reducing the risk of injuries and fatalities on the shop floor. Greater Flexibility and Adaptability: Modern robots are becoming increasingly versatile, capable of handling different tasks and adapting to changing production needs. This flexibility allows manufacturers to respond quickly to market demands and customize their products more easily. As a simple introduction to the idea of the project, it works as a mine and gas detector. Due to the impossibility of obtaining a mine sensor, only the metal sensor was added in the experiment, as it was programmed using an Arduino and NRF on both the transmitting and receiving sides to control its movement wireless. To work in forbidden areas between countries to detect mines, in addition to connecting a harmful gas detection circuit to sense if there is a harmful gas to sound a siren, and also connecting a metal detection circuit in case it detects metal, which will also sound a siren).
Keywords: Exploration Robotics; ESP Camera; Industrial Robot; Mine Detection Sensor; Military Application

Phosphorene, a two-dimensional material, has garnered significant attention for its promising applications in optoelectronics due to its unique electronic properties. In this study, we employed Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations, using the Quantum Espresso package, to investigate the electronic structure of phosphorene with an orthorhombic structure. The calculations utilized ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the Perdew-Burke-Ernzerhof (PBE) exchange-correlation functional, with a k-point mesh of 20 × 20 × 1 and a vacuum of 10 Å along the z-axis to mitigate interlayer interactions. Our results revealed a direct band gap of E_g = 0.9 eV at the Gamma point, as confirmed by both the band structure and density of states (DOS) analyses. This direct band gap is particularly advantageous for optoelectronic applications such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and photodetectors, where efficient electron-hole recombination is crucial. The high density of states near the band edges suggests enhanced optical absorption and emission properties, making phosphorene a promising candidate for next-generation photodetectors and solar cells. Our findings provide a deeper understanding of the electronic properties of phosphorene, highlighting its potential for various optoelectronic applications.
Keywords: Phosphorene; DFT; Electronic properties

In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital technology, cloud storage has emerged as a cornerstone of innovation, efficiency, and accessibility. It has become an integral part of daily operations and long-term strategies, from individual users to multinational corporations. As we continue to witness this technological transformation, it is essential to understand the profound implications of cloud storage on our personal lives, businesses, and society at large.
The unprecedented accessibility that cloud storage offers is one of its most significant advantages. Unlike traditional storage solutions, cloud storage allows users to access data from anywhere in the world, provided they have an internet connection. This democratisation of information sharing enables seamless collaboration across different time zones and geographic locations, breaking down barriers that once hindered efficient communication and cooperation.

Thyroid hormones are regulators of various physiological processes within the human body, which become particularly evident in case of imbalance. Autoimmune thyroid disease affects about 10% of the population worldwide with an increased incidence in women (Hayter, 2012). The aim is to analyze the reference values of thyroid anti-peroxidase (anti-TPO) and evaluate the relationship between mood disorders such as anxiety, depression and autoimmune thyroid diseases. The correlation of autoimmune thyroid disease with anxiety disorders is significant because it is also the most prevalent mental health problem in women (Rector, 2006), followed by depression. The research was carried out in digestive health institutions in the municipality of Pristina, namely in the American-Kosovar AmeriKos polyclinic and the Vital Group clinic in Pristina with a total sample of N-80 female respondents, of which 40 patients with a positive result of Anti-TPO and 40 with a negative Anti-TPO result. The research was carried out based on the qualitative method and the instruments that were used consisted of questionnaires related to anxiety and depression that were determined using the HADS assessment (Zigmond, 1983). The research results show that anxiety and depression have a significant negative strong correlation with people with autoimmune thyroid disease: (alpha = 0.05, P= .002), A -0.4398 and D -0.4608. Based on this research, we can conclude that individuals in the community with autoimmune thyroid disease with positive Anti-TPO may be at high risk for mood disorders, depression and anxiety, the basic factors in normal functioning in life.
Keywords: Hypothyroidism; Autoimmune disease; Anti-peroxidase; anxiety disorders; Autoimmune thyroiditis; Depression; Gills; Hashimoto's thyroiditis

A recent study has indicated that 70 million people are estimated to suffer from epilepsy. Despite the increase in education and health care, some health professionals continue to linger in darkness about the cause and treatment options of the disease. The main objective was to study the nurses within the Asutifi North District to understand their subjective experiences of epilepsy in a socio-cultural context and how their knowledge shaped their practice towards people with epilepsy. The exploratory descriptive cross-sectional study design was used. The study participants were selected using a multistage sampling technique to arrive at a sample size of 102 using a standard statistical formula. Data analysis was done using STATA version 12. Findings indicated that 45.1% of nurses have had theory lessons only, 29.4% clinical demonstrations only, and 25.5% of participants said they have had both theory and clinical demonstrations. The bivariate logistic analysis proved a significant difference in knowledge of epilepsy and demographic factors as observed among religion (p=0.017), speciality area (p=0.045), and close family relationship with epilepsy (p=0.001). When the socio-demographic characteristics were cross-tabulated with practice on epilepsy, the area of speciality (RMN) (p=0.001) appeared statistically significant. Nurses in the Asutifi North District of the Ahafo Region of Ghana tended to have low knowledge and poor practice on epilepsy. Therefore, enhancing nursing education and training on epilepsy is imperative to improving health care delivery for people living with epilepsy.
Keywords: Knowledge; Practice; Epilepsy; Nurses; Asutifi North District

Introduction: In December 2019, in the city of Wuhan, Hubei province, Covid 19 appeared and spread rapidly around the world. This syndrome is associated with failure and damage to several organs; or even a disruption of cellular metabolism.
Materials and Methods: This is a prospective, descriptive and analytical study of patients infected with SARS-Cov2. For each patient, the determination of certain biochemical parameters (albumin, creatinine, urea, sodium, potassium) was carried out with the ARCHITECT plus Ci4100 PLC.
Results: Our study population consisted of 153 subjects with covid-19 with a mean age of 55 ± 19 years. Male sex represented 53.8% of the study population, with a sex ratio of 1.15. We noted that 45.1% of patients had a severe form of the disease and 50.3% had a comorbidity. The disturbances noted are hypoalbuminemia, hypercreatininemia, hyperuremia, hyponatremia and hyperkalemia.
Conclusion: The incidence of death was significantly high in patients with disruption of biochemical parameters.

Pancreatitis, marked by inflammation of the exocrine gland of the pancreas, poses significant therapeutic challenges with conventional treatments often failing to provide long-term relief. This study investigates the efficacy of a Neo-Ayurvedic treatment protocol, which includes herbal supplements and dietary modifications, in the management of chronic pancreatitis. The case study of a 23-year-old male patient with a three-year history of chronic pancreatitis demonstrates significant symptomatic relief and normalization of pancreatic enzyme levels within a short period after initiating the Neo-Ayurvedic treatment. This novel approach highlights the potential of integrative medicine in treating complex gastrointestinal disorders and restoring overall health without headaches and abdominal pain, allowing normal digestion of all types of food.
Keywords: Pancreatitis; Neo-Ayurvedic treatment; cell regeneration; herbal supplements; integrative medicine

No one can live alone in the community since they do not own or know everything. Usually, people must interact with each other to exchange their products or services to provide comfort for themselves and their loved ones.
Financial power ensures a successful existence if the money is wisely invested and spent in one’s interest.
Continuously importing/exporting goods and services means collaborating with other providers/buyers. The connection between parties implied in this product exchange is essential. Nowadays, this happens in the virtual and real world. Even though traditional in-person collaborative work is a more accurate and practical model, many people prefer virtual connections to save travel costs, time, and tiredness.