Tag: Health risks

Eggs, particularly raw chicken eggs, are often touted as nutritional powerhouses. However, according to experts, raw chicken eggs may not be the nutritional boon for our bodies that we think they are. The following article delves into the reasons behind this intriguing perspective.

"Should You Put a Humidifier in Your Bedroom?" (Có Nên Đặt Máy Phun Sương Trong Phòng Ngủ Không?) "A humidifier is a handy device to have in your home arsenal, especially during dry seasons. But do you ever wonder if it's a good idea to place one in your bedroom? Well, wonder no more! Today, we're delving into the world of humidity and exploring whether a humidifier in your bedroom can help you sleep better and wake up feeling refreshed."

Are you aware of the potential health hazards lurking in your kitchen? Everyday kitchen items, if used incorrectly, can pose a serious risk to your well-being. Stay informed and join us as we uncover the truth behind these 5 common household items and how they can affect your health.

Intermittent fasting, specifically the 20/4 method, has become a popular weight-loss strategy among young people. However, experts warn that this approach may come with potential health risks.

Join us as we explore the Vietnamese Ministry of Health's expert advice on safe alcohol consumption this Lunar New Year. Discover the recommended amounts to ensure your health and well-being during these festive celebrations.

In Vietnamese cuisine, many of these spices are used, which have negative health effects.

Microplastics are tiny plastic particles that can be found everywhere, including in our drinking water, and they can pose health risks. Here are some tips to help remove microplastics from your drinking water.

Using natural cleaning products is not only safe but also just as effective as using chemicals.

Both seafood and freshwater fish are generally good sources of protein for health, but which type should you eat more of?

Dishes made from glutinous rice, such as sticky rice, banh chung, banh nep, banh ran... are nutritious but can be harmful to some people.