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4 types of fish with the highest amount of Lead in the market: Another special type to avoid taking
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The following types of fish contain high levels of lead and heavy metals, so it's best to steer clear of them to avoid toxic poisoning and illnesses.
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Most Vietnamese people are making a mistake of eating tomatoes which turns them into poisonous “eating 1 tomato costs 3 medicine”.
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Eggplant is a popular ingredient in Vietnam that can be used to create delicious dishes. However, some of the ways people consume it can be extremely harmful.
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Surprising Health Benefits of Watermelon Rinds, Banana Peels, and Eggshells
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Can you believe that the types of shells below that you eat and throw away every day actually have unexpected health benefits?
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Eat this vegetable once, it’s like drinking dandelion tea 10 times, affordable, delicious, and good for the liver and sleep.
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This is a very popular vegetable in Vietnam but only available in the spring season, remember to buy it right away to enjoy.
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Eating Sweet Potatoes brings numerous health benefits, yet many people overlook them
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Usually, many people are familiar with sweet potatoes, but few people know that sweet potato leaves are also packed with nutrients. They are a rich source of vitamins, especially when compared to the sweet potato tuber. Sweet potato leaves contain 10 times more vitamin B10, 5 times more vitamin C, and 3 times more vitamin B6.
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The ocean provides an abundance of nutrients for the body, strengthening our health and helping to prevent illnesses.
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Type of vegetable that helps control blood sugar, ‘insulin sideways,’ helps with weight loss and health, sold at Vietnamese market
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Cabbage is a familiar vegetable in Vietnamese family meals. Not only tasty and easy to cook, cabbage also brings many amazing health benefits.
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The Culinary Conundrum: Does Alcohol-Infused Food Inhale Equate to Exhaling Alcohol?
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The amount of alcohol in your breath depends on the amount of alcohol you consume, but what about when you use it for cooking?
With the natural ingredients available in your kitchen, you can quickly, safely, and effectively handle burnt stainless steel pots and pans.
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