Health
How to make dishes from strawberries and chia seeds to help reduce uric acid
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Strawberries and chia seeds are a combination that helps support naturally reduced uric acid.
Discovery of a suspected case of Japanese encephalitis in Lam Dong
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Lam Dong - The provincial health sector is urgently implementing prevention and control measures after detecting a suspected case of Japanese encephalitis in Tra Tan commune.
Supporting blood pressure reduction, reducing the risk of stroke in hot weather thanks to these 5 foods
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A suitable diet, combined with drinking enough water and controlling underlying diseases, can contribute to supporting blood pressure and cardiovascular health in hot sunny days.
Exercises to help improve balance and reduce the risk of falling after age 60
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Some exercises to help improve balance and reduce the risk of falling after age 60 include standing in one foot, walking with heels touching toes...
How to eat seafood for people with high uric acid
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Many people with high uric acid are concerned about having to completely abstain from seafood for fear of triggering gout attacks.
Besides potassium, what nutrients are good for your blood pressure
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In addition to potassium, many other nutrients also play an important role in controlling and maintaining stable blood pressure.
5 common misconceptions about protein powder
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Many misconceptions about protein powder can cause you to use it incorrectly, reduce effectiveness and pose potential risks.
Which fruits are good and not good for people with high uric acid
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Choosing the right fruit not only helps supplement vitamins but also supports effective uric acid control.
Khanh Hoa records more than 1,400 cases of worm infection
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Khanh Hoa - In just over 2 months of the year, the Hospital for Tropical Diseases recorded many people coming for examination. Among them, there are more than 1,400 cases of worm and parasite infection.
Remedy from mugwort helps improve insomnia
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Mugwort is a familiar herb, with sedative and relaxant effects. Proper use can help improve insomnia and sleep better.
How to drink ginger water good for the liver
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To be good for the liver, the way to drink ginger water also needs to be the right method and dosage.
Nutrients in coffee can support liver health
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Coffee not only creates a familiar drink but also contains many beneficial compounds, good for the liver, contributing to supporting health.
Strength training helps maintain health in old age
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Maintaining exercise, especially endurance training, helps improve physical fitness, protect cardiovascular health and reduce the risk of chronic disease as age increases.
Alum and rock sugar water "cools down" summer
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Under the hot weather of summer, alum with rock sugar is one of the effective and easy-to-make cooling drinks.
Da Nang border guards race to rescue Lao pregnant woman giving birth in difficult circumstances
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Da Nang - Border Guards urgently rescue a Lao pregnant woman who safely gave birth, contributing to strengthening solidarity at the Vietnam-Laos border.
Affordable, cheap, easy-to-grow vegetable helps detoxify the liver
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Fish lettuce, a familiar vegetable in daily meals, is scientifically recognized to contain compounds that can support liver function and antioxidation.
Drinking milk properly helps reduce the risk of kidney stones
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People with kidney stones can still drink milk every day if used reasonably, contributing to mineral balance and effectively supporting kidney stones prevention.
The more you eat, the more harmful it is to the kidneys
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Some familiar dishes, if used regularly and in large quantities, can put pressure on the kidneys.
Tell you how to lower blood pressure with a familiar root that is rich in potassium
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If you have high blood pressure, you can add this type of food to your meals to help better control blood pressure.
Eating a lot of protein still lacks nutrients, the reason lies in absorption capacity
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Eating a lot of protein is not necessarily beneficial if the body absorbs it poorly. Here are simple ways to effectively utilize nutrients.
