Health
One child died, many people hospitalized after eating pufferfish and sea eel
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Khanh Hoa - Khanh Hoa General Hospital has just issued a warning about the risk of poisoning from pufferfish and sea eel after receiving many emergency cases.
4 ways to eat oats to help protect cardiovascular health
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Not only rich in fiber, oats also have the ability to support lowering bad cholesterol (LDL). A few small changes in diet can help increase health benefits.
Training secrets to help people over 55 keep their bodies healthy
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After the age of 55, maintaining a figure not only depends on the diet but also needs a suitable exercise plan.
3 groups of people should limit eating water spinach to protect kidneys and blood pressure
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Water spinach is a familiar vegetable, rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals. However, not everyone should eat a lot of this vegetable to protect kidneys and blood pressure.
Top agents causing brachial folliculitis
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When suffering from armpit folliculitis, the skin in the armpits will often be swollen, red, itchy and may develop small, uncomfortable pimples. Below are the common causes you encounter.
Don't ignore these foods if you want to eliminate uric acid
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Increased uric acid is one of the common problems, common in many people. This condition is a common cause of gout.
Notes when losing weight with brown rice and sesame salt
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Brown rice and sesame salt can help with weight loss by creating a feeling of fullness for a long time. However, eating for a long time without a variety of foods can easily lead to nutritional deficiencies.
Tips to remove sediment from a kettle with white vinegar or lemon water
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Using diluted white vinegar or lemon juice is a simple way to clean white sediment in a kettle.
Hornets crawl into the ear, causing a man in Phu Tho to be hospitalized
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Phu Tho - A 56-year-old man residing in Phu Ninh commune was attacked by a robin crawling into his ear, causing pain and panic and had to be hospitalized for treatment.
Delicious and easy-to-make dishes from bananas help you sleep well
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Bananas are rich in potassium and magnesium, which have the effect of relaxing nerves and supporting sleep.
7 types of fruits that effectively support blood sugar control
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Replacing sugary snacks with natural fruits is considered the optimal choice for health thanks to providing many nutrients that are beneficial to the body.
Dishes to prioritize to avoid bloating in hot weather
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Hot weather makes many people prone to bloating, indigestion and heartburn, but choosing the right food can help the digestive system work more comfortably.
Advice for people who drink milk every day
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Drinking milk every day is a habit of many people because they think this is a simple and healthy nutritional supplement.
Affordable vegetable with unexpected health benefits
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Cabbage is a familiar vegetable, providing abundant vitamins, minerals and antioxidants that are good for health.
Advice for people with high blood fat
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High blood fat is one of the leading risk factors leading to cardiovascular disease, stroke and fatty liver.
Benefits of the body sweating a lot on hot sunny days
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Sweating a lot on hot sunny days is an important method for the body to cool down.
Complications due to rapid weight loss
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Many people experience complications and health effects because they believe in unverified safe rapid weight loss methods and fat-soluble injections.
Herbal tea that helps wake up and reduce stress for exam-takers during the exam season
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The exam season makes many candidates fall into a state of stress and fatigue due to prolonged study. Some herbal teas can support mental alertness and reduce pressure.
Doctors recommend ways to prevent digestive disorders for children in hot weather
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High temperatures make food easily spoiled and deteriorated if not properly preserved, thereby increasing the risk of digestive disorders in children during hot weather.
Wall-backed squat helps assess leg strength and mobility
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Wall squats not only help strengthen leg muscles but are also a simple way to assess lower body fitness.
