Health

How to use ginger root in the morning to help warm the body and support liver function

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Ginger is a familiar spice highly appreciated by many nutrition experts for its ability to warm the body and support liver function.

Heart disease and genetic factors

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Besides lifestyle, genetic factors and family history are also key factors determining the risk of cardiovascular disease in each person.

Warning about "radial cell" tricks in beauty

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Stem cell" advertising is booming in the beauty sector but contains many risks. Experts warn that consumers need to be vigilant against inflated invitations.

Warning about unlicensed HIV prevention drugs still being sold and used

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The Ministry of Health has just warned that injectable drug for pre-exposure prophylaxis against HIV with the commercial name YEZTUGO has not been licensed for circulation in Vietnam.

Notes when building a good diet for the eyes

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Choosing nutritious foods and balancing your daily diet is an important factor in maintaining healthy eyes and limiting vision decline.

Papaya seeds and their effects on digestion and cardiovascular system

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Papaya seeds are often discarded but contain many precious nutrients, supporting digestion, cardiovascular and immune if used properly.

Vietnam's Pharmaceutical Industry before the Breakthrough

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Vietnam's pharmaceutical industry is facing a great opportunity to break through, but also faces many challenges that require long-term solutions.

10 beneficial foods to help reduce the risk of kidney stones formation

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Below are 10 foods that help inhibit the formation of kidney stones that you should supplement daily.

Hoa Minzy completes the year with a new music product "For a Healthy Vietnam

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On the night of December 26th, Hoa Minzy stirred up Vietnamese music with a new product called "For a Healthy Vietnam".

Simple coffee recipe helps improve gut health

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Morning coffee can be good for the intestines if mixed correctly, helping to reduce inflammation and support digestion.

5 types of fruits taboo against shrimp, people with kidney disease should avoid

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For people with kidney disease, eating shrimp and some fruits rich in acids, tannins or vitamin C can increase the metabolic burden.

How to drink lemon juice to support safe weight loss

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Lemon juice is considered by many people as a weight loss "assistant". But how to drink it correctly and healthily is the important thing.

Skin care with familiar water

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Skin care from within through diet and natural drinks is increasingly concerned.

Benefits of drinking filtered water in the morning

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Drinking filtered water in the morning brings many health benefits such as enhancing cognitive function, supporting digestion...

Are oats or breakfast cereals better for blood sugar?

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Comparing oatmeal and breakfast cereal shows clear differences in blood sugar impact, a factor that determines metabolic health every morning.

Health status of 7 victims of the overturned truck carrying a charity delegation in Lao Cai

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On the afternoon of December 27, Viet Duc Friendship Hospital received 7 victims in the overturned truck carrying a charity delegation that occurred in Lao Cai.

People with increased liver enzymes need to limit these 3 familiar drinks

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Increased liver enzymes are a sign that the liver is suffering from damage or overload due to hepatitis, fatty liver, alcohol or side effects of drugs.

Eating more vitamin C helps skin become healthier from the inside out

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Vitamin C is not only effective when applied externally but also has a clear effect when supplemented through food, helping to increase collagen production and regenerate skin.

The truth about drinking warm water that can help reduce constipation

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Drinking warm water is believed by many to help reduce constipation. Doctors explain the physiological mechanism that this habit can support digestion.

Experts show tips for using ly gai and fresh turmeric in winter

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Barley and fresh turmeric can help increase resistance, support digestion and keep the body warm in winter.