Health
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.
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.
The secret to keeping your brain forever from your own body
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People with a lot of muscle and less hidden belly fat often have a more biologically youthful brain. Visceral fat can promote brain aging.
Breakfast eggs help reduce visceral fat, control blood sugar
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Eggs are a source of high-quality protein, rich in essential amino acids, vitamin D, B12 and healthy fats, which help reduce visceral fat and stabilize blood sugar.
Comprehensive ban on e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products is in line with the global trend
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Experts affirmed that the current global trend is to completely ban e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products.
5 reasons to eat ripe papaya for breakfast
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Ripe papaya, a soft, sweet, easy-to-digest tropical fruit, is increasingly recommended by nutritionists for breakfast.
Resolutely implement the National Assembly's ban, do not let new cigarettes harm you
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E-cigarettes are still being sold widely despite the ban - this is a current situation and also a concern for many experts.
4 ways to eat chia seeds that easily cause bloating and insomnia you should avoid
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Many people use chia seeds to supplement nutrition but accidentally eat them incorrectly, leading to bloating, difficulty sleeping...
Reasons for frequent dry throats at night
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Nighter throat at night can stem from not drinking enough water, the habit of sleeping with your mouth open, or is a sign that your body is having problems.
Unexpected evening drinks can cause insomnia
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Using ginger in moderation helps support health, but consuming too much every day or using it incorrectly can cause insomnia.
The golden time to use a raincoat needle helps reduce uric acid effectively
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Drinking cardamom needle at the right time helps the body absorb better, promotes uric acid excretion and helps reduce the risk of gout.
Notes when eating fish to keep the liver healthy every day
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Eating fish properly helps supplement protein to be healthy and reduces the burden on the liver, while choosing the wrong type or processing it inappropriately can harm the liver every day.
