Health
Foods people with gout should abstain from to reduce uric acid
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Gout patients need to abstain or minimize foods rich in purines and factors that increase uric acid.
Simple habits support effective appetite control
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Applying these simple habits will help you effectively control cravings, limit snacking and maintain a feeling of fullness throughout the day.
Inauguration of a project worth over 16.3 billion VND to care for disadvantaged children in Nghe An
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Nghe An - Two housing and dining hall items with a total budget of more than 16.3 billion VND have just been inaugurated at the Nghe An Social Work Center.
Vegetables and fruits rich in magnesium and vitamin K that are good for bones and joints
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Combining magnesium, vitamin K, calcium and daily sun exposure can help the body synthesize vitamin D, supporting strong bones.
The amount of protein a busy woman should supplement every day
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Fitness trainer shares protein supplementation handbook to help busy women maintain muscle, control weight and support effective hormone balance.
Supporting blood sugar control with flowering plants in the summer
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Few people know that a plant that grows commonly on the streets in the summer can naturally help reduce blood sugar control.
How to drink a lot of fatty ice cream to avoid harming the liver and kidneys
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Creamy and fatty drinks need to be used with limited frequency and portion size to avoid harming the liver and kidneys.
8 seconds countdown – Opening a complete new vision journey at DND
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For many patients at DND International Eye Hospital, "8 seconds countdown" is not just a number, but a milestone that opens a new chapter.
How does drinking dark carbonated soft drinks every day affect the kidneys
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The habit of drinking dark carbonated soft drinks every day can silently harm the kidneys, from mineral disorders to increased risk of chronic disease.
Foods that help increase blood circulation, reduce symptoms of vestibular disorder
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Some of the following foods are rich in vitamins and minerals, which can help improve blood circulation, reduce dizziness, headaches and are good for people with vestibular disorders.
3 "golden" rules to help lose weight without exercising for busy people
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Losing weight without exercise is still possible if you apply the 3 rules below correctly.
Reason why thin lemon water is good for kidney health
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Thin lemon water is a simple drink but brings many benefits to the body, including being said to be good for kidney health.
What should dinner be like to protect the kidneys?
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Dinner plays an important role for the majority of Vietnamese families. But how to eat to protect the kidneys is still a question for many people.
How to reduce uric acid by drinking lemon water every morning
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Uric acid can be better controlled thanks to the habit of drinking lemon water in the morning, combined with a reasonable diet and scientific lifestyle.
Advice for people who often drink milk tea
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Milk tea is a familiar drink for young people, but behind the attractive sweetness is many risks if used regularly.
Suggesting 6 natural methods to help quit alcohol at home
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Combining juices, natural herbs and a scientific diet will help reduce alcohol cravings effectively.
Cooling the liver with summer vegetables
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In the summer, there are many types of vegetables that support cooling the liver and effectively support the body's detoxification such as pennywort, Malabar spinach..., among which beetroot must be mentioned.
Functional foods can support menopausal women
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Many functional foods are being advertised for premenopausal and menopausal women, but not all of them have scientific basis.
5 evening habits to help take the toilet more easily the next morning
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Evening habits greatly affect digestion. Adjusting eating and living properly helps reduce constipation and makes it easier to go to the toilet in the morning.
Sleep deprivation and chronic inflammation affect cholesterol in the body
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Insufficient sleep and prolonged inflammation can disrupt hormones, affect metabolism and imbalance cholesterol in the body.
