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The liver is often referred to as the body's "chemical factory", detoxifying harmful substances. In reality, there is a type of beverage that can wreak havoc on the liver just as much as alcohol, yet many Vietnamese people unknowingly consume it daily, even considering it a favorite drink.

The age-old question of whether to use physical or chemical sunscreen persists, leaving many confused about which option is best for their skin.

"There is a common misconception that brown rice is universally healthier than white rice and should be adopted as a staple food. However, the reality is more nuanced, as there are individuals for whom this grain may not be suitable."

Betel leaves are not just chewed with areca nuts and used in rituals and offerings, but they are also revered as a medicinal herb with numerous health benefits.

April is a transitional month, bringing with it potential health hazards. Be mindful of these considerations when consuming chicken and beef to ensure your well-being.

Nutrition plays a pivotal role in a child's brain development, and including the right foods can have a profound impact on cognitive function. Among the myriad of options, fish stands out as a superstar brain food, recommended by experts for its ability to nurture a healthy brain and enhance a child's intelligence and mental agility.

"Changes in urination habits and persistent fatigue are often overlooked signs that indicate the health of your kidneys."

The American experts have identified 5 of the most dangerous 'enemies' of the kidneys, including some commonly consumed foods in Vietnam.

When it comes to intimacy, it is essential to be aware of potential red flags that could pose a threat to your health and well-being. Certain issues, if left unaddressed, can have serious consequences. It is crucial to recognize and address these concerns promptly to ensure your safety and well-being.

According to the book "Vietnamese Medicinal Plants and Herbs" by Professor Dr. Do Tat Loi, the hoa hoe is the flower of the hoe tree, also known as hoe mi, hoe hoa mi, and hoe hoa.