Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Healthline) |
High blood pressure can cause heart disease and stroke. In addition to reducing salt and increasing vegetables and fruits, some drinks also help lower blood pressure naturally.
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Vegetables such as amaranth or broccoli help supplement natural nitric oxide, supporting vasopressor dilation and stabilizing blood pressure.
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Sleeping less, exercising too much or fasting makes the body stressed, making it easy to gain weight. Effective weight loss requires a combination of exercise, diet, and reasonable rest.
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Familiar dishes such as porridge, sticky rice, French fries or white bread can cause blood sugar to spike, increasing the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular complications.
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President Trump's new tariff has prompted major US technology companies to rush to order robot components from China for storage.
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The Prime Minister requested an assessment of administrative reform, staff streamlining associated with improving the quality of the staff and salary reform.
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Vietnam passport is printed with many images of famous landmarks that can only be seen when scanning UV lights.
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Actor Huy Tit (as Tan in the movie "Red Rain") said he wanted the audience to pay more attention to the role than to himself.
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HCMC - Binh Phuoc 1 Bridge is being raised to 1.25 m using synchronous hydraulic shock technology.
Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Healthline) |
Vegetables such as amaranth or broccoli help supplement natural nitric oxide, supporting vasopressor dilation and stabilizing blood pressure.
Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Eating Well) |
Sleeping less, exercising too much or fasting makes the body stressed, making it easy to gain weight. Effective weight loss requires a combination of exercise, diet, and reasonable rest.
Linh Đan - Hà Lê |
Familiar dishes such as porridge, sticky rice, French fries or white bread can cause blood sugar to spike, increasing the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular complications.
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