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Some of the organisms depend on other living organisms for their nourishment while others depend on dead materials.  Parasite and  Saprophyte are two types of organisms that have two different modes of obtaining nutrition.  Saprophytes are plants and parasites can be animals or plants.  Some of the differences between  Saprophyte and parasite are listed below to better understand this topic. Definition: Parasite: It is individuals of one species that live at the expense of individuals from another species called hosts. Saprophyte: Saprophytes are the organisms that feed on decaying dead organic matter and break it down into simple molecules that can be used by the autotrophs. Feeding:  Parasite: The parasite feeds with vital products from the host or part of its body.  Saprophyte: Saprophyte feeds with decaying dead organic matter. Absorptions of Nutrients: Parasites: Parasites absorb nutrients through haustoria. Saprophytes: Saprophytes absorb nutrie

Meningocele is a form of spina bifida in which a meningeal sac of cerebrospinal fluid protrudes through the skull while meningomyelocele is a congenital defect of the central nervous system of infants in which membranes and the spinal cord protrude through an opening or defect in the vertebral column.  Let us have a deep insight into the difference between meningocele and myelomeningocele in this article. What is Meningocele? Meningocele is a type of spina bifida cystica characterized by the herniation of meninges through an abnormal opening in the backbone. What is Myelomeningocele? Myelomeningocele is a type of spina bifida cystica characterized by the herniation of spinal cord contents and meninges through an abnormal defect in the backbone. Difference between Meningocele and Myelomeningocele :  Meningocele occurs very rarely at the rate of one per 5000 live births worldwide whereas myelomeningocele can affect as many as 1 out of every 800 babies.  Meningoc

The good news is homoeopathy can help bring rapid relief doing so safely and gently.  Homoeopathic medicines work at the root level and can modify these genetic tendencies, thereby significantly reducing the chances of recurrence and relapse.  It is very economical and has no side effect and one of the best alternatives for the treatment of cough. If you find yourself with cough here are some homoeopathic remedies to consider. Best homoeopathic medicine for cough : Justicia Adhatoda : It is the best remedy for all type of cough The audible rattling of mucus in the chest Difficult expectoration Cough loosen only by repeated hawking Expectoration of tough, yellow mucus Dry spasmodic cough Sence of constriction Dyspnea associated with cough Whooping cough Cough with threatened suffocative feeling    Antimonium Tartaricum : Excellent mucus rattling but very little is expectorated Velvety feeling in the chest Burning sensation in the chest which asce

Malaria and dengue are mosquito born dieses. Both dieses are quite serious because the symptoms are so similar between each of the dieses, it can be quite difficult, to make a conclusive identification without laboratory testing. Let us have a deep insight into the difference between malaria and dengue in this article.  What is Malaria? Malaria is one type of infectious dieses caused by protozoan parasite belonging to the Plasmodium family and is transmitted by the bite of the Anopheles mosquito or transfusion or by an infected needle.  What is Dengue? Dengue is one type of infectious dieses caused by a mosquito-borne viral infection results in flu-like fever and illness, and at regular intervals of time, develops into a conceivably fatal complication known as severe dengue.  Difference between Malaria and Dengue :  Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasite while Dengue is caused by a viral infection.  Malaria is transmitted by a malarial mosquito which is acti