Health
The best time to drink coffee for cardiovascular health and longevity
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Drinking coffee at the right time of day is shown to have a clear effect on the cardiovascular system and life expectancy.
How to maximize the anti-inflammatory benefits of turmeric
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Turmeric has a strong anti-inflammatory effect, but the body will absorb it poorly if used incorrectly.
Stable blood sugar thanks to choosing the right time to eat oats every day
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Blood sugar can be more stable if you know when to choose the right time to eat oats every day.
8 postpartum health warnings that women need to know
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Many postpartum symptoms in women are considered normal, but may be signs of infection or complications that need early treatment.
Shortness of breath in winter and warnings not to be taken lightly
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Shortness of breath in winter is not only due to cold weather but can also be an early sign of respiratory diseases that need to be detected promptly.
Time when diabetics need to stop omega-3 supplementation
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People with diabetes need to stop supplementing with omega-3, the following signs appear.
Common habits that make health training ineffective
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Common habits that make health training ineffective such as underestimating drinking enough water, skipping strength training...
4 types of cheap but nutritious dried fish that are good for health
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Dried fish is a source of protein, omega-3 and minerals if you choose low-salt types and prepare them reasonably.
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How to drink lemon water that is good for health
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Drinking lemon water properly can support digestion, boost immunity and protect metabolism, if you comply with medical recommendations on timing, dosage and how to mix.
500 units of blood donated by people in many communes in Lam Dong
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Lam Dong - At the Blood Donation Day in response to the Red Spring Festival, hundreds of people in many localities volunteered to participate in blood donation to save people.
Doctors point out "golden" notes when using electric heaters for children in cold weather
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On cold days, many families use heaters to keep children warm. However, doctors recommend using them properly to ensure safety.
Proactively preventing and controlling Nipah virus disease in Ha Tinh
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Ha Tinh - The Ha Tinh Center for Disease Control (CDC) has strengthened propaganda and proactively implemented the prevention and control of diseases caused by the Nipah virus.
Nipah virus outbreak, many Asian countries tighten health control
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Five Nipah virus infections and nearly 100 people being isolated in West Bengal, India have prompted Thailand and Nepal to urgently implement medical surveillance measures.
5 golden secrets to help office workers lose weight even when sitting at work
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Even if they have to sit and work for many hours each day, office workers can still lose weight sustainably if they apply the correct principles of nutrition and scientific exercise.
Revealing drinks to support natural blood fat reduction
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Some familiar drinks can support natural blood fat reduction if used correctly.
Symptoms and incubation time of the Nipah virus
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The Nipah virus has a long incubation period in some rare cases, with initial symptoms similar to flu but can quickly become severe, causing encephalitis,...
Top benefits of eating hot salad at lunch every day
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Hot salad is a dish made from cooked vegetables, used when still warm, which helps digestion and brings many health benefits.
When using fermented drinks, absolutely do not ignore this note
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Fermented drinks bring many benefits to gut health, but their use needs to be done properly to avoid unwanted effects.
2 familiar vegetables to keep warm and increase resistance in cold weather
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When the weather turns cold, the body is prone to immune deficiency, especially in the elderly and young children. There are 2 familiar vegetables that help reduce the above condition.
Uric acid increases in winter because of these foods
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High uric acid is the direct cause of gout attacks. It is the familiar daily foods that silently make gout worse.
