Health
Familiar tea to help reduce liver overload during Tet
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After meals high in protein, grease and alcohol during Tet, this type of tea can help the body balance better, especially liver function.
Eating raw blood pudding and salad during Tet poses a risk of brain tapeworm infection
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During Tet holidays, eating raw and rare dishes such as salad, blood pudding,... is still common in many places. This habit can cause brain tapeworm disease to develop and cause complications.
Doctors warn Tet foods are prone to high blood pressure
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Fun activities, parties, and Tet meals taking place with high frequency can have a significant impact on blood pressure.
2 important notes to help lose weight and regain figure after Tet
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After energetic Tet days, adjusting your lifestyle and exercise is an important step to lose weight and regain your figure.
4 things to help the body recover after drinking alcohol
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Supplementing water and electrolytes, eating nutritious snacks, getting enough sleep and stopping drinking alcohol and beer helps the body regain balance soon.
3 reasons why people with diabetes should drink Vinegar Soup every day to stabilize blood sugar and cardiovascular disease
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For people with diabetes or prediabetes, this is an easy-to-drink, safe and suitable herbal tea that helps stabilize blood sugar and cardiovascular disease.
Three important food groups that effectively reduce visceral fat
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Here are three important food groups along with lifestyle tips to effectively reduce visceral fat, according to Indiatimes.com.
New regulations on the tasks and functions of commune-level health stations
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From January 1, 2026, the Commune-level Health Station will fully perform its functions, tasks and organizational structure according to Circular 43/2025/TT-BYT.
Lower blood sugar thanks to delicious, rustic foods
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Lower blood sugar after meals thanks to rustic dishes such as sour fish basa and herbs.
5 exercises to help you improve your posture and reduce stiffness
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Regular exercise and exercises focused on improving posture help the body stay healthy, flexible and balanced
3 types of breakfast that can damage the kidneys
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Unhealthy breakfast habits can cause the kidneys to simultaneously filter toxins, treat waste and endure unreasonable nutritional loads.
Warning of stroke causing memory disturbances and risk of mental decline
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Stroke can cause people with memory disorders and face the risk of mental decline. Doctors recommend early recovery to improve memory.
Morning drink helps detoxify the liver, keep the kidneys healthy
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Starting your morning with this natural drink helps detoxify the liver and improve kidney health.
Hand, foot and mouth disease in the Mekong Delta is alarming, children are at risk of getting sick 2-3 times
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Mekong Delta - A child can have hand, foot and mouth disease 2-3 times, or even more in the first years of life; it can happen many times a year.
Spices to eat for people with diabetes in cold weather
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The cold season makes nutritional needs and the use of spices in meals of people with diabetes more important.
Important notes when using liver detox drinks in the cold season
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In the cold season, the need for liver detox drinks or heated water often increases to support liver function and boost immunity.
People who should limit grapefruit intake
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Among the groups to consider when eating grapefruit regularly are people with low blood pressure and people with kidney disease.
Surprised with relaxation therapies to help sleep well
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Meditation, listening to light music, practicing yoga or walking in the evening are all methods to help the body relax, balance emotions and sleep better.
Foods to eat and avoid to control runny nose when you have a cold
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Choosing the right foods when having a cold can help reduce nasal congestion, improve nasal congestion and help the body recover faster.
3 dishes with apricot leaves that help improve digestion should be tried
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It is no coincidence that banh long, a familiar rustic vegetable, is trusted by many people as a natural remedy for the digestive system.
