huyền anh (nguồn: health) |
Eating a lot of sweets during Tet can cause blood pressure to rise uncontrollably, silently increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with hypertension.
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People with high blood pressure need to reduce salt, refined carbohydrates, and bad fats; and at the same time increase fiber, potassium and magnesium.
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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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3 months before the start of the 2026 World Cup, FIFA issued a surprise announcement that worried fans about the grandeur of this final round.
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Trade union news includes the following contents: Conditions to receive a pension from 2026; Increased recruitment demand, a company in Can Tho needs up to 7,000 workers...
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Agribank Bank is committed to providing key credit capital sources, prioritizing the green sector and digital technology to promote the double-digit economic growth target.
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In the early morning of March 12 (Vietnam time), Federico Valverde shone brightly when he scored a hat-trick to help Real Madrid beat Man City 3-0 in the Champions League.
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Gold price update morning of March 12: World gold last night turned down due to pressure from investors.
Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Verywell Health) |
People with high blood pressure need to reduce salt, refined carbohydrates, and bad fats; and at the same time increase fiber, potassium and magnesium.
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.
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.
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