Health
Eating too much fiber, 6 warnings from the digestive system
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Eating a lot of fiber is good for digestion, but supplementing too quickly or excessively can cause bloating, constipation, diarrhea and many other disorders.
Secrets to eating stir-fried food during Tet without gaining weight
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Stir-fried dishes on Tet are often greasy and easily cause weight gain. However, if you choose reasonable ingredients and control your portion size, you can still eat well and maintain your figure.
Celebrating Tet in the hospital, patients are surprised by special things
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Quang Tri - Welcoming Tet in the hospital, patients and their families still clearly feel the warm and sharing Spring atmosphere from Quang Tri Provincial General Hospital.
Time to eat tangerines that easily cause weight gain
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Tangerines are rich in vitamin C and fiber, favored during Tet, but if eaten too much or at the wrong time, the amount of natural sugar in tangerines can still cause weight gain.
How to make beef sprouts salad, lotus root salad with shrimp and meat to relieve greasiness during Tet
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Beef sprouts salad and lotus root salad with shrimp and meat are refreshing, sweet and sour choices to help change the taste after the greasy Tet days.
Who should limit eating guava to avoid affecting health
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Guava is rich in vitamin C and fiber, but for some groups of people with underlying diseases, eating a lot of guava can cause digestive disorders or metabolic effects.
Secrets to control uric acid well during Tet
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Gout patients with high uric acid should pay attention to their diet, and at the same time exercise and prepare medicine to prevent complications.
Foods that help slow down aging and protect long-term health
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Many familiar foods rich in antioxidants can help slow down aging, protect cells, improve skin and health.
Ministry of Health "whistles" for refusing to pay for health insurance when taking X-rays for less than 6 minutes
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Faced with the situation of scans not being scanned for 6 minutes and being refused payment, the Ministry of Health requested not to use electro-optical techniques as a basis for health insurance assessment.
Smart food preservation tips for Tet
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Preserving food properly during Tet helps maintain freshness and ensure safety for the family.
Revealing vegetables and fruits to detoxify and relieve Tet boredom
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Some vegetables and fruits help detoxify the body and effectively relieve boredom during Tet.
Da Nang Hospital presents hundreds of Tet gifts to patients
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Da Nang - Da Nang Hospital coordinates with philanthropists to give 250 gifts including necessities and cash to share difficulties.
Reduce belly fat with a breakfast rich in fiber and carbohydrates
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Effective belly fat reduction requires a combination of balanced nutrition, physical activity and regular eating habits.
Easy mistakes to make when applying a protein-rich diet
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A protein-rich diet brings many benefits, but mistakes such as drinking water deficient, lack of fiber and vegetables can cause body fatigue and digestive disorders.
Beverage formula to detoxify the body in 1 week
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Cucumber - mint juice, ginger lemon tea, beetroot - carrot juice,... are drinks that have good detoxification effects for the body.
Levia Plus bottled water on the list of substandard products
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Hanoi - Levia Plus and Thang Long are 2 bottled drinking water samples with test results that did not meet microbial indicators.
5 healthy drinks to replace soft drinks you should know
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Instead of drinking soft drinks, you should switch to healthy drinks that help quench thirst effectively, while supporting weight loss and protecting long-term health.
Da Nang organizes a 0-dong fair for dialysis patients
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Da Nang - Da Nang Hospital coordinates with businesses to organize the "0-dong Fair" program, giving Tet gifts to dialysis patients.
4 traditional Tet dishes high in calories, easy to cause weight gain
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Many traditional Tet dishes contain high calories, if eaten uncontrollably, it can easily lead to weight gain.
AI reads brain MRI images in seconds, automatically detects emergency cases
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The University of Michigan (USA) has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system capable of analyzing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images of the brain in just seconds.
