Health
Gout patients need to eat this bean to help lower uric acid
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Lentils are a source of plant protein, fiber and many micronutrients that gout patients should eat to support lowering uric acid.
Foods with low GI levels help stabilize blood sugar
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People with diabetes should choose foods with a low GI index to control blood sugar, maintain health and prevent complications.
3 notes when drinking tea in the morning to support kidney protection
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Drinking tea in the morning can support hydration and kidney health, but you need to pay attention to the amount of tea and the type of tea, especially in people with a history of kidney stones or kidney disease.
How to choose the right type of bread to control blood sugar and protect health
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Choosing the right type of bread helps diabetics control blood sugar, maintain energy and protect health.
Behind the door of the hospital emergency room on National Day September 2nd
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During the National Day holiday on September 2nd, behind the door of the Emergency Room of Viet Duc Friendship Hospital, doctors and nurses are still stretching themselves to race against time to save patients.
How to make quick and neat cucumber and shrimp salad at home
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In just 10 minutes, you will immediately have delicious crispy cucumber shrimp salad, extremely easy to eat this summer.
Liver-boosting foods that should be included in meals
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Grapefruit, green leafy vegetables, coffee, whole grains... are good food sources for the liver, so they should be added to the daily diet.
3 "superfoods" for summer to help skin protect from the sun from the inside
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Besides sunscreen, a diet rich in antioxidants can help the skin protect itself and recover better from the effects of UV rays.
Eating secrets to help protect kidneys every day
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A scientific diet with reducing salt, limiting sugar and increasing green vegetables is an effective way to protect the kidneys every day.
5 foods to help reduce visceral fat effectively
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Visceral fat is dangerous but little known, experts point out 5 foods that help reduce this type of fat effectively.
Sunscreen shirts are rated higher than regular creams
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Many recent medical studies show that clothes with UPF indices can protect the skin more effectively than conventional sunscreen.
37 cosmetics were recalled and forced to be destroyed, including many familiar products
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The Drug Administration of Vietnam (Ministry of Health) fined BB Vietnam Company 75 million VND, forcing the recall and destruction of 37 violating cosmetic products.
Autonomous University Hospital: Effective direction, reducing budget burden
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Autonomous hospitals are a suitable trend, aiming to reduce the burden on the budget and improve the quality of medical services.
How overuse of summer detox water can affect the liver
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Abusing summer detox drinks, especially those high in sugar, can increase the metabolic burden, cause nutritional disorders and increase the risk of fatty liver.
Exercises to help increase upper body strength after age 60
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Pole hanging exercise helps increase upper body strength after age 60.
Reasons for wanting to nourish the kidneys to limit eating amaranth
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Tonifying the kidneys or improving kidney function naturally by supplementing foods in the diet is an effective choice.
Popcorn combined with oats supports stable blood sugar
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Popcorn combined with oatmeal is being evaluated by many nutrition experts as an effective "duet" to support blood sugar stabilization.
Drinks from mulberries help nourish liver and kidneys, and sleep well
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Mulberry combined with goji berries or longans not only helps nourish the liver and kidneys, nourish qi and blood, but also supports improving vision and better sleep.
12 simple habits to help end bloating and indigestion
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Instead of relying on drugs, adjusting eating habits and lifestyle will help you re-establish your microbiome, ending bloating and indigestion.
Eating bananas properly without worrying about high blood sugar
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Eating bananas properly helps control blood sugar effectively, without causing a sudden increase as many people worry.
