Health
Drinks to help eliminate uric acid after Tet
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Effectively reducing uric acid is not only based on food but can also be supported by natural drinks.
Drinking plenty of water helps brighten skin but does not completely prevent acne
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Drinking plenty of water can support healthy skin but cannot replace acne care and treatment.
Cold shower or hot sauna: Which is the better choice
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Cold showers and hot saunas bring different benefits, depending on the goal of restoring or relaxing health.
Eating dragon fish eggs on the 3rd day of Tet, 13 people hospitalized
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Thanh Hoa - After eating dragon fish eggs, 13 people in a family in Ngoc Lien commune had to be hospitalized for monitoring and treatment due to suspected food poisoning.
Quang Ngai doctors and nurses work throughout Tet, wholeheartedly for patients
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Quang Ngai - Tet is a time of reunion, but for many doctors and nurses, it is a night shift, racing against time to regain life for patients.
Walking every day helps control belly fat and maintain fitness after age 55
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With only 30 - 60 minutes of walking each day, people over 55 can increase energy consumption, reduce belly fat accumulation and improve endurance.
Tips for drinking alcohol safely during Tet for people with high blood pressure
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For people with high blood pressure, alcohol and beer can raise blood pressure and reduce the effectiveness of the medicine. Therefore, if you drink it during Tet, you need to be very careful.
Removing the entire stomach due to cancer, saving patients with multiple background diseases
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On February 11, Gia Dinh People's Hospital, facility 2, Ho Chi Minh City, announced that it had just regained the life of a patient with stomach cancer and severe malnutrition.
Drinking chamomile tea helps reduce uric acid
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Chamomile tea has many active ingredients that can inhibit the enzyme xanthine oxidase. This is an enzyme involved in the process of producing uric acid in the body.
6 signs that the metabolism is slowing down
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Slow metabolism makes the body tired, difficult to lose weight, dry and cold skin. Early recognition of signs helps you adjust your lifestyle in time.
Combine bean flour and wheat flour to increase nutritional value
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Combine bean flour and wheat flour to balance nutrition and support blood sugar control.
Efforts to ensure blood reserves during Tet
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The National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion calls on the community to participate in blood donation to ensure blood reserves for the Lunar New Year, helping patients overcome difficulties.
How to eat pickled vegetables safely during Tet
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Pickled vegetables help prevent boredom during Tet, but need to be used properly to ensure safety for health.
Who should limit eating guava to avoid affecting health
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Guava is rich in vitamin C and fiber, but for some groups of people with underlying diseases, eating a lot of guava can cause digestive disorders or metabolic effects.
Secrets to control uric acid well during Tet
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Gout patients with high uric acid should pay attention to their diet, and at the same time exercise and prepare medicine to prevent complications.
Foods that help slow down aging and protect long-term health
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Many familiar foods rich in antioxidants can help slow down aging, protect cells, improve skin and health.
Ministry of Health "whistles" for refusing to pay for health insurance when taking X-rays for less than 6 minutes
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Faced with the situation of scans not being scanned for 6 minutes and being refused payment, the Ministry of Health requested not to use electro-optical techniques as a basis for health insurance assessment.
Smart food preservation tips for Tet
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Preserving food properly during Tet helps maintain freshness and ensure safety for the family.
Revealing vegetables and fruits to detoxify and relieve Tet boredom
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Some vegetables and fruits help detoxify the body and effectively relieve boredom during Tet.
Da Nang Hospital presents hundreds of Tet gifts to patients
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Da Nang - Da Nang Hospital coordinates with philanthropists to give 250 gifts including necessities and cash to share difficulties.
