Health
Nuts that are good for the digestive system and prevent constipation
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Nuts that are good for the digestive system and prevent constipation such as walnuts, pistachios...
2 tips for using oats to help control weight effectively
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Oats have long been considered a body-friendly food thanks to being rich in fiber and creating a feeling of fullness for a long time.
6 unexpected health benefits of khoai fish
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Potato fish is a type of saltwater fish that is highly appreciated for its high protein content, rich in Omega-3, Calcium, Vitamin D, B12 and low in fat.
Reduce uric acid after Tet thanks to easy morning habits
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After the Tet holiday with a high-protein diet, many people fall into a state of high uric acid.
If you want stable blood sugar, don't ignore things to do before bed
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Some simple habits in the evening such as snacking, drinking a glass of warm water, and limiting blue light help the body control blood sugar better.
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.
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.
How to eat safe spring rolls and sausages during Tet to help protect kidneys
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Gio cha is a familiar Tet dish but contains a lot of sodium, easily putting pressure on the kidneys if eaten excessively.
Liver is easily damaged if you drink tea incorrectly
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For people with impaired liver function, drinking tea indiscriminately, especially strong or unknown-sourced tea, can increase the burden on the liver.
Reduce natural uric acid with vitamin C-rich fruits during Tet
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During Tet, rich eating habits, a lot of red meat, organs, alcohol and sweets easily lead to increased uric acid in the blood.
Successful resuscitation of myocardial infarction on New Year's Day
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Ho Chi Minh City - February 17, Thu Duc General Hospital successfully rescued a patient with myocardial infarction in critical condition.
How to eat banh chung during Tet without worrying about being anxious and full
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Banh chung is delicious but easily causes bloating and heartburn, just a few small tips and you can still enjoy it comfortably during Tet.
How to properly preserve Tet food
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During Tet, the habit of cooking a lot, leaving it overnight and reheating it many times can be harmful to health, especially poisoning if stored incorrectly.
Tips to keep vegetables fresh longer without refrigeration
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In conditions without refrigerators, vegetables can still maintain their freshness for a few days if stored properly.
Spices that are beneficial for blood sugar during holidays and Tet
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Some familiar spices such as cinnamon, turmeric, ginger, cloves, and dill seeds can help stabilize blood sugar when used properly.
Hospitals give love through spring lucky money envelopes
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Ho Chi Minh City - On February 17, many hospitals gave lucky money at the beginning of spring to patients staying for treatment, bringing joy and encouragement during Tet away from home.
People with kidney disease and gout should be careful with this dish during Tet
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This is a familiar dish on Tet, but not everyone should eat it a lot. People with gout and kidney disease need to be especially careful due to the high salt content.
Many people choose to donate blood to start the new year
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On the first day of the new year, at the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, hundreds of people were present early to participate in voluntary blood donation.
