Health
Is drinking warm lemon water good when it's cold
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In the cold days, the habit of drinking warm lemon water is chosen by many people, but is this true?
Increased cold air, suggesting sugarcane drinks to help warm the body, easy to sleep
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Increased cold air makes many people prone to cold, dry throat, and difficulty sleeping. Warm drinks from sugarcane are simple suggestions to keep the body warm.
Dien Bien has over 30% of children of age who have not been vaccinated against measles
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Dien Bien - The province has just recorded 15 cases of measles and suspected cases of measles, notably over 30% of children reaching the age of majority have not been vaccinated against measles.
Familiar fish rich in omega-3, extremely good for the heart
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Carp is not only easy to process but also rich in nutrients, especially omega-3, which helps support cardiovascular system, reduce inflammation, boost immunity and contribute to preventing chronic diseases.
Eliminate uric acid by drinking water properly
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Drinking enough water helps the body excrete uric acid more effectively, but not all drinks are good.
Pepper is very nutritious but people should limit their intake
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Pepper has many health benefits, but for some people, this spice can be harmful to the body.
Early and regular liver check-ups if you are at risk for the following
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Who should see a liver doctor early and regularly? People with hepatitis B, cirrhosis, fatty liver, heavy alcohol consumption, increased liver enzymes... are groups that need regular liver check-ups.
What happens when people with high blood pressure run every day
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Many people with high blood pressure are afraid that jogging every day can overload the heart, but research shows that if practiced properly, jogging brings many benefits.
Experts warn that wrong neck pose can lead to headaches
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Incorrect neck posture can cause muscle tension and lead to persistent headaches if not adjusted promptly.
How to eat Japanese soybeans to supplement omega-3
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Many people think Japanese soybeans are a rich source of plant protein, but few people know that Japanese soybeans also have the ability to support omega-3 supplementation.
A familiar vegetable that helps relax and supports good sleep
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Supporting good sleep is a less noticeable aspect of lettuce.
Breakfast habits that harm the liver
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Some breakfast habits of many people are harmful to the liver in the long run.
Drink a glass of water in the morning and evening: Small things have a big impact on health
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Health experts say that just a glass of water in the morning and evening can have a significant impact on digestion, energy and sleep quality.
Reasons for easy ovulation disorders in winter but good for sperm
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Winter affects hormones, the menstrual cycle and sperm quality, but a healthy lifestyle still determines the ability to conceive.
Why the more you drink energy drinks, the more exhausted you are
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Many people seek energy drinks to stay alert, but these drinks can cause dehydration, disrupt blood sugar, and make the body more tired.
Diet helps increase fertility during times of air pollution
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A diet rich in nutrients helps increase resistance, protect reproductive cells and maintain fertility during air pollution.
Resident doctors work without pay, tuition fee 65 million VND/year
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Although resident doctors are trained according to the highest clinical practice standards of the Vietnamese health system, treatment policies are not commensurate.
Is it good to eat a lot of eggs?
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Eggs are a nutritious food, but how many eggs should you eat per week to be healthy is still a question that many people wonder.
Ministry of Health updates list of health insurance drugs, the biggest update in 8 years
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Based on the current list, the Ministry of Health has reviewed 1,037 active ingredients specified in Circular 20 on the list of health insurance drugs.
23-week-old newborn escaped critical condition after nearly 100 days of active treatment
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HCMC - On November 28, Hung Vuong Hospital announced that it had successfully raised a 23-week-old extremely premature baby.
