Health

How should people with fatty liver eat starch

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Fatty liver does not need to completely abstain from carbohydrates, but it is necessary to eat properly, control portion sizes and prioritize slow-absorbing carbohydrates to limit fat accumulation in the liver.

4 ways to eat fried foods to limit fat accumulation and gain weight

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Below are 4 ways to limit belly fat accumulation and weight gain by controlling portion sizes, eating times and combining foods reasonably.

Causes of belly fat that many people do not expect

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Upper abdominal fat is a condition of excess fat accumulation, causing upper abdominal fat on the navel. Below are common causes of upper abdominal fat.

Thought healthy, who knew this series of foods would cause blood sugar to spike

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Many foods are labeled "healthy", good for health but can cause blood sugar to rise rapidly if used incorrectly or eaten too much.

How should people over 45 eat fat to protect their cardiovascular health

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Elderly people should not eat too much fat, but also do not need to completely eliminate fat.

Ways to eat sweet potatoes that are counterproductive and do not help lose weight

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Sweet potatoes are rich in fiber, help feel full longer and support weight loss, but if eaten incorrectly, it can cause weight gain and blood sugar disorders.

Bone broth and collagen peptide, how to use it correctly

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Bone broth and collagen supplements are both rich in amino acids that are beneficial for health. However, each type brings different effects on health.

Secrets to choosing yogurt to help you sleep well every night

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Prioritizing suitable yogurt before bed can help the body relax and sleep better.

New direction from Hanoi regarding viruses with high mortality rates

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Hanoi - Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Vu Thu Ha has just signed and issued an official dispatch on strengthening the supervision of disease prevention and control caused by the Nipah virus in the city.

How to drink tea that is good for older people's bones

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One of the drinking habits that many recent studies have noted can help support bones is drinking tea regularly.

Short of breath for many days after eating fish, 73-year-old man was rescued in time

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Can Tho - A 73-year-old man had difficulty breathing for many days after eating fish, doctors discovered a foreign object in his airway and successfully removed it.

Prolonged snoring can seriously affect health

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Snoring not only causes trouble for those around you but can also reflect sleep breathing disorders, reducing blood oxygen and affecting long-term health.

Sau khi ngủ dậy nên làm gì để ổn định huyết áp ở người lớn tuổi

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Ở người lớn tuổi, huyết áp buổi sáng dễ tăng vọt hoặc dao động do thay đổi tư thế đột ngột và nhịp sinh học.

The importance of periodic oral hygiene

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Periodic oral hygiene helps remove plaque, prevent gingivitis, reduce tooth decay, limit bad breath and protect health.

Cardiovascular disease rejuvenates, many complications before age 40

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In recent years, medical facilities have recorded a trend of younger heart disease patients, raising the requirement to strengthen screening and early prevention.

3 delicious, easy-to-prepare dishes to help hair healthy and beautiful

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Below are 3 delicious, easy-to-cook dishes that help strengthen hair, limit dryness and thinness, along with some preparation notes to retain nutrition.

Notes when drinking herbal tea to support sleep

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Herbal tea can help sleep, but it needs to be taken properly to avoid adverse effects.

Fast eating is not only harmful to the stomach but also affects the liver

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Fast eating habits can silently damage the liver through insulin resistance and digestive disorders.

Bad habits silently erode your lifespan

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Longevity is not just about living long but living healthy. Below are some daily habits that are shortening healthy lifespan that few people realize.

Signs of endocrine disorders easily overlooked

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Endocrine disorders progress silently, causing weight gain, fatigue, sleep and reproductive disorders, but are often mistaken for stress or aging.