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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Bac Ninh - On the morning of February 10, a fire broke out at the Huong La charity house (Luong Tai commune), burning down about 80m2.
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Hanoi - Dao Nhat Tan taking to the streets has attracted people in the Capital at Quang An flower market (Tay Ho district), bringing a close-up Tet atmosphere.
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Cambodia has just deported a total of 740 foreigners who violated the law, including 312 Chinese people involved in online fraud.
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Lam Dong - The Tet flower market in the capital Da Lat is starting to become bustling as it enters the peak season to serve the Lunar New Year, in which gladiolus flowers are selling well and prices are increasing.
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Air Canada announced the cancellation of all flights to Cuba due to the impact of the US blockade.
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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