Sannan Medical Lab

Hi Dears, my name is Adam khan Gohar from Sannan Medical Laboratory. I’m a professional medical laboratory technologist and microbiologist .I did mphil in Microbiolgy Bachelors in medical laboratory technology and two years diploma in pathology . I made this channel specially for medical technologists , lab scientists, microbiologists and lab technicians by giving them practical and theoretical knowledge through my channel . If you learn something from me and from my channel, it will make me happy and motivated to provide quality content with time.

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2)Biochemistry
3) Blood Banking
4)Haematology
5)Microbiolgy
6)Special Techniques in laboratory
7)Histopathology
8)immunology and serology
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A recent study has detected measurable levels of cadmium, a color pigment commonly used in yellow and orange shades, in all lipstick colors and brands tested.
Several studies, including one specific investigation, found that cadmium concentrations in most samples exceeded the FDA’s acceptable limit of 3 mg/kg, indicating levels far higher than recommended for human safety.
Cadmium accumulates in the body over time, leading to a range of serious health complications, including kidney damage, lung damage, bone disorders, hormone disruptions, and even cancer, as it is officially listed as a human carcinogen by health authorities.#sannanmedicallaboratory

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Vitamin D may be called a “vitamin,” but your body treats it like a powerful steroid hormone one that regulates everything from immunity to gene expression.

Despite the name, Vitamin D isn’t technically a vitamin at all. In scientific terms, it’s now recognized as a steroid hormone, placing it in the same biochemical category as heavy-hitters like testosterone, estrogen, and cortisol. Its origin? Just like those hormones, it’s derived from cholesterol. When your skin is exposed to sunlight, it kickstarts the production of Vitamin D, which then undergoes a two-step conversion process in the liver and kidneys to become calcitriol, its active hormonal form.

Here’s where it gets interesting: once in that active form, calcitriol binds to vitamin D receptors (VDRs) inside cells and influences gene expression literally turning certain genes on or off. This means Vitamin D doesn’t just help with bones and calcium absorption; it also plays a key role in regulating immune response, inflammation, phosphate balance, and even cellular growth and repair.

So while you’ve always thought of it as something you get from sunlight and supplements, Vitamin D is much more than a simple nutrient. It’s a full-fledged hormonal player, orchestrating critical biological processes at the cellular level. Your daily sunshine might just be fueling one of the most underrated hormone systems in your body.