huyền anh (nguồn: Health) |
During Tet, carbonated drinks are common in parties, but for people with high blood pressure, uncontrolled use can affect cardiovascular health.
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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.
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During Tet, eating a lot of salty food easily causes blood pressure to spike, causing cardiovascular overload and increasing the risk of stroke and myocardial infarction in people with hypertension.
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How do people with high blood pressure eat salted pork legs safely during Tet?
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Hanoi Metro adjusts peak hours and applies new train schedules on two routes Cat Linh - Ha Dong and Nhon - Hanoi Station.
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The Russian budget opened the year with worrying figures when the deficit in January was equivalent to nearly half of the full-year deficit target.
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In the 2026 university and college entrance exam season, candidates will register and adjust their university and college admission aspirations from July 2 to July 14.
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Hanoi - In the days leading up to Tet, Lao Dong's records show that a series of restaurants have "bare-handed" staff processing food, and even strange objects appear in the dishes...
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Ho Chi Minh City - The shopping atmosphere is becoming bustling as large supermarket systems and many central fashion streets record a sharp increase in customers.
THÙY DƯƠNG (T/H) |
Research shows that drinking lemon water regularly can help lower blood pressure by improving vasodilation, increasing hydration and contributing to weight control.
huyền anh (nguồn: American Heart Association) |
During Tet, eating a lot of salty food easily causes blood pressure to spike, causing cardiovascular overload and increasing the risk of stroke and myocardial infarction in people with hypertension.
HUYỀN TRANG (NGUỒN: Mayo Clinic) |
How do people with high blood pressure eat salted pork legs safely during Tet?
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