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3x concentration of AHAVA's proprietary blend of hydrating Dead Sea minerals, Osmoter, this lightweight eye serum targets signs of fatigue to awaken the eyes. The skin around your eyes can be up to ten times thinner than your face and as a result often shows the first signs of fatigue and aging, Dead Sea Osmoter Eye Concentrate delivers deep hydration to target dark circles, undereye puffiness, and dehydration. This unique eye serum can be used alone or layered underneath an additional eye cream for an added boost in luminosity and hydration. * 81% agreed the serum visibly improved the eye area* * 85% reported skin around the eyes felt softer and smoother** *Based on consumer evaluations in clinical studies over 4 weeks, conducted by an independent institution on *36 women; **66 women. Ingredients: * Triple concentration of AHAVA's proprietary blend of Dead Sea minerals, Osmoter, hydrates delicate eye area and promotes luminosity * Persian silk bark extract, giant bird of paradise extract, caffeine, cucumber, witch hazel, aloe vera, and chamomile reduce the appearance of dark circles and undereye puffiness AHAVA Formulation Promises * Paraben Free * PETA certified - cruelty free & vegan * SLS/SLES Free * GMO Free * Petroleum Free * Allergy tested * Approved for sensitive skin Brand Story AHAVA is the definitive Dead Sea Minerals beauty expert. All AHAVA products contain Osmoter - an exclusive, perfectly-balanced blend of Dead Sea Minerals that recharge, re-hydrate and illuminate skin.

Heart Attacks Heart attacks are a rising medical emergency in India. The cases of the younger population of India getting heart attacks are more common than in the rest of the globe. In 2015, more than 2.1 million deaths occurred in India due to cardiovascular health-related issues. It is important to be aware of the symptoms of a heart attack and relevant first aid that can be undertaken during the emergency. You can prevent death and save a life if you know what to do in such a situation. Essentially, a heart attack is a medical emergency when the blood flow towards the heart of a person is severely blocked. Usually, a part of the heart will not be receiving enough blood flow during such an attack. This occurs due to a blockage in one of the blood vessels or coronary arteries of the heart. Without enough blood supply, the heart muscle will slowly begin to die. If not resolved immediately, the damage can lead to the death of the person as the heart stops functioning. In case of a heart attack, you should call emergency medical services for quick assistance, while also providing the patient with relevant first aid help. Call MedCab emergency ambulance services for quick medical assistance and ambulance help anywhere in India. Read on to understand the symptoms of a heart attack and the steps you can take to help a person having a heart attack. What are the Symptoms of a Heart Attack? To be able to help someone having a heart attack, it is important to be aware of the warning signs of a heart attack. Heart attacks usually have some common symptoms and warning signs. Some of the common symptoms of a heart attack include the following - Discomfort in the chest - The discomfort usually occurs in the middle or left side of the chest. The discomfort may not be consistent and can come and go. The discomfort caused by a heart attack can feel like a squeezing in the chest, or pain, or a sort of fulness in the chest. Sudden Shortness of Breath - Yo

Why is MedCab the Best Ambulance Service in Gosainganj, Lucknow? MedCab is considered to be one of the best ambulance service providers in Lucknow. This is because of the 24 hours availability, fast arrival of ambulances, large number of hospitals served and state-of-the-art medical equipment. Such facilities make MedCab ambulance service one of the best throughout Gosainganj, Lucknow. Gosainganj is a residential locality in Lucknow and is also referred to as Goshainganj. Gosainganj falls within the Lucknow district and dates back to the Nawabi ruling period in Lucknow. It was developed during the Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula's reign in the 18th century. While the area had a rich heritage and commercial past, these experienced a decline over time. The Gosainganj Fort built in the 18th century by Raja Himmat Singh Goshain also turned into ruins by the 20th century. Despite the damaged heritage of Gosainganj, there are a number of amenities in the area. These include markets such as the Goshainganj Bazaar and Bahrauli Bazar. There are also a number of well-maintained and beautiful gardens in Gosainganj, similar to the rest of Lucknow. These include Ocean Group Oasis Garden, Bada Maghua, Srijan Empire, Gopal Garden, Gopal Upvan, and Swastik Green Park. MedCab offers ambulance services in all of these areas of Gosainganj. We guarantee fast pick up of the patient within 15 minutes of being called on our emergency ambulance number. By dialling our emergency ambulance number at 18008-908-208, you will receive quick assistance on the type of ambulance you may need from our expert team. Our ambulances with high-quality medical equipment and facilities are sent to your location. Our paramedics will safely shift the patient to the ambulance, provide them with any necessary medical care during the journey and ensure the patient is shifted to the closest hospital on time.

Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a common condition in India. It can be very serious if it is not treated. As per a WHO (2023) report, 46% of adults are unaware that they have hypertension [1]. It is a type of 'silent killer' as individuals are usually not aware that something is wrong with their body due to the absence of major symptoms. The major high BP symptom is the blood pressure being over 180/120 mm Hg. This means there is a hypertensive crisis and you should call an ambulance in such a case. Read on to understand hypertension signs, reasons for high BP, and how to handle an emergency during a hypertensive crisis. Call MedCab emergency ambulance services for a hypertensive crisis or other medical emergencies by dialling the emergency ambulance number at 18008-908-208. What is Hypertension? Hypertension or high BP refers to the force of blood pushing against the artery walls being very high on a consistent basis. The heart would have to work harder to pump blood in the body during high BP. Untreated hypertension can have serious repercussions, such as stroke, heart attack, kidney failure and eye damage. To understand hypertension better, categorisations of BP are listed below - Normal BP - For BP to be considered normal, it should be under 120/80 mm Hg. Elevated BP - One would be considered to have elevated BP if the top number is between 120 to 129 mm Hg, while the bottom number is under 80 mm Hg. Stage 1 Hypertension - For stage 1 hypertension, the top number of the reading would be between 130 to 139 mm Hg, while the bottom number would show between 80 and 89 mm Hg. Stage 2 Hypertension - This is the most dangerous state of hypertension, and the top number is 140 mm Hg or more, and the lower number is 90 mm Hg or more. While usually high BP does not have noticeable signs and needs to be measured using the arm cuff of a BP machine, potential signs can occur. Some hypertension signs may include headaches, chest