Health

Ministry of Health reviews HiPP weaning products recalled in Austria for suspected containing rat poison

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The Food Safety Department - Ministry of Health has just requested a review of registration and trading on trading floors of HiPP products that have just been recalled by Austria, suspected of containing rat poison.

How to stabilize blood sugar with licorice

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Licorice is a familiar medicine in traditional medicine with a mild sweet taste, supporting blood sugar stabilization, especially in people at risk of metabolic disorders.

Tell you how to protect your kidneys from the risk of gallstones in hot weather

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With the habit of drinking enough water and supplementing citrate from oranges and lemons, you can proactively prevent the formation of kidney stones due to dehydration in the summer days.

Is pure or refined olive oil good for the brain?

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Pure and refined olive oils have large nutritional differences. The right choice can better support brain health.

Stronger liver detoxification thanks to these 2 herbs

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The body's liver detoxification process will be effectively supported when using the following 2 benign herbs.

Lower blood sugar with low-starch foods

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Meat, eggs, seafood and many types of vegetables and fruits such as broccoli and strawberries contain few starches but are rich in nutrients, contributing to supporting lower blood sugar.

Familiar breakfast but silently harms the liver and kidneys

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Eating too many pickled vegetables, white porridge, and bone broth for breakfast can increase the burden on the liver and kidneys and pose many health risks.

Healthy liver, beautiful skin thanks to a fruit everyone knows

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Healthy liver, beautiful skin by adding many fruits to the diet is attracting many people's attention.

Sustainable weight loss with scientific eating habits and exercise

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Small but regular and healthy changes help to lose weight effectively, protecting long-term health.

Eating intuitively or counting calories, which option is better for health

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Intuitive eating and calorie counting are two common methods in weight control, each approach has its own advantages.

Spring gives love - Tet gives hope to pediatric patients staying in the hospital

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The program "Spring gives love - Tet gives hope" brings joy and spiritual encouragement to more than 2,000 inpatients during Tet.

How regular lemonade affects blood pressure

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Research shows that drinking lemon water regularly can help lower blood pressure by improving vasodilation, increasing hydration and contributing to weight control.

Unexpected health benefits from sapodilla fruit

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Adding sapodilla to your diet in a reasonable way brings many health benefits.

10 daily habits to give up to live longer and healthier

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Many seemingly harmless habits such as lack of exercise, skipping regular check-ups, or prolonged stress are silently shortening lifespan.

3 food groups during Tet: the more you eat, the more likely you are to lose sleep

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Some familiar dishes below, if eaten a lot, especially in the evening, can make it difficult for the body to relax and cause insomnia.

7 popular snacks good for the liver and intestines on a scale of 10

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Ten popular snacks scored by gastroenterologists according to their benefits for the liver and intestines, helping you choose healthier foods every day.

Pregnant mothers enjoy Tet space in a hospital in Can Tho

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Can Tho - Medical staff of Can Tho City Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital have designed a Spring Flower Street for pregnant mothers to celebrate Tet, thereby raising funds to support patients in difficult circumstances.

Bamboo shoots have many health benefits, but some people should be cautious

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Although nutritious, bamboo shoots need to be used properly to ensure safety for health.

Coffee habits can harm the liver and kidneys

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Coffee is a familiar drink in breakfast, but if stored improperly or left for too long, it can be harmful to the liver and kidneys.

Secrets to recovering the body after year-end parties and alcohol

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Overdrinking harms the liver, stomach and sleep, but some medical-based measures can help reduce risks after parties.