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How to reduce high blood fat in hot weather
Kiều Vũ (Theo ASMBS) |
High blood fat is one of the leading causes of increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and metabolic disorders.
Bitter melon and benefits for people with diabetes and high blood fat
Ngọc Linh (Nguồn: healthline) |
Not only is it a familiar ingredient in family meals, bitter melon is also likened to a precious natural medicinal herb for people with diabetes and high blood fat.
Summer heat can cause nosebleeds in healthy people
THIỆN NHÂN (T/H) |
Hot weather and dry air can cause healthy people to have sudden nosebleeds due to dry nasal mucosa and easily damaged blood vessels.
