Tag: Joint pain

Ginger is a familiar spice in Vietnamese kitchens and it works wonders for our health.

The bitterly cold air is having a severe impact on the northern provinces. As the weather turns colder, temperatures drop... posing a health risk as well.

According to the book "Vietnamese Medicinal Plants and Remedies" by Professor Dr. Do Tat Loi, our people often pick young leaves of water spinach to eat raw as a spice and a medicine. Water spinach is used to treat cases of indigestion, bloating, dysentery, and bleeding.

Congratulations on having six habits that are common among young women who live long, healthy lives.

Winter fog is a common occurrence that poses numerous health risks. Join us as we explore the detrimental effects of fog on our well-being in the following article.

Aside from using fresh wormwood, you can also dry wormwood for consumption. It offers numerous health benefits.

Health experts suggest treating knee pain with natural ingredients like lemon and a tablespoon of sesame oil.

Elderly people often experience more joint pain and stiffness during cold weather. Discover 5 effective ways to alleviate joint pain in the elderly when the weather turns cold.

Health experts recommend using natural ingredients such as lemon and a tablespoon of sesame oil to treat knee pain.

Vietnamese people's fondness for mangoes is well-known, and they are more than just delicious tropical fruit. Not only do mangoes boast a sweet and sour taste that make them popular for both snacking and cooking, but they also offer a host of health benefits to those who consume them. Originating from Africa, mangoes are now widely grown in both Asia and Latin America.