Health
Reasons for eating fish regularly
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Fish is rich in protein, omega-3 and vitamin D, bringing many benefits to the heart, brain and development.
People with high uric acid need to supplement these nutrients during Tet
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In addition to controlling purine-rich foods, proper vitamin and mineral supplementation also plays an important role in controlling uric acid levels.
Top things to do right after Tet to restore liver
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After Tet, the liver must be more active due to alcohol, fatty foods and irregular living habits.
Uric acid spikes rapidly due to wrong Tet eating
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Uric acid can increase rapidly after Tet days. The consequence is joint pain, the risk of gout outbreaks.
People who should detoxify their liver after Tet to protect their health
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After Tet, many people tend to overeat, use alcohol and beer regularly, causing the liver to be overloaded.
Nipah virus returns, Ministry of Health requests medical facilities to tighten epidemic prevention
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The Nipah virus with a mortality rate of up to 75% has recorded new cases in India. The Ministry of Health requires medical facilities to proactively take measures to prevent and control the epidemic.
Ministry of Health issues emergency warning about 5 milk products suspected of being contaminated with toxins
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The Ministry of Health has just issued an urgent warning about 5 milk products suspected of being contaminated with toxins created by bacteria, which may affect the health of young children.
Strengthening monitoring of the Nipah virus epidemic in Hue City
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HUE - Hue City Department of Health requests health units to strengthen epidemic surveillance and advise people to prevent Nipah virus.
Doctors talk about the risk of an outbreak of Nipah virus in Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City - Doctor Truong Huu Khanh - Children's Hospital 1 said that the possibility of Nipah virus causing an outbreak in Vietnam is very low.
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8 PM News: Death rate up to 75%, Vietnam wary of Nipah virus
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8 PM News on January 27th: Death rate up to 75%, Vietnam wary of Nipah virus; Bank robbery in Gia Lai: Police reveal new clues;...
Effectively reduce fatty liver disease by drinking black coffee properly
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Black coffee can help improve fatty liver if used properly and scientifically.
Skipping meals and the silent effects on cardiovascular health
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Skipping meals causes blood sugar in the body to fluctuate erratically, increasing stress hormones and forcing the heart to work harder than normal.
Nutrients that help prevent the risk of memory decline
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Vitamin D, seaweed and NMN are considered potential nutrients that help protect brain health and prevent memory decline.
Nipah virus causes up to 75% of deaths but is difficult to outbreak if well prevented
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The Nipah virus reappeared in India with a high mortality rate, but the risk of an outbreak in Vietnam is assessed as low if well prevented.
Cardiologist explains why many people become sensitive to gluten
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From bloating to immune disorders, gluten sensitivity is increasing. Experts explain the causes and suggest ways to restore the intestines.
Breakfast to support uric acid reduction for people after age 50
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A suitable breakfast can directly contribute to stabilizing uric acid levels in the blood, especially for people after age 50.
Best bamboo shoot processing method for liver patients
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How should people with liver disease process bamboo shoots to reduce toxins, limit the burden on the liver while still maintaining nutritional value?
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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