Tag: safety

Peppercorns, a familiar spice with a punch, can enhance any meal. While a popular seasoning, it is important to note that pregnant women should exercise caution when consuming this spice. The pepper's heat can lead to dehydration and constipation due to its impact on intestinal fluid levels.

"It's always fun to have little guests over, and their parents appreciate a safe and welcoming environment. Before your child visits a friend's home, it's important to ensure they understand the following rules to maintain good manners and safety."

The first batch of Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines has arrived in Vietnam, and we're here to unravel the mystery of who should roll up their sleeves for this vaccine and who should opt for an alternative.

Many have wondered why flight attendants always request that passengers put their seat backs upright during take-off and landing.

Essential oils have long been used in skincare routines and cosmetic formulations to enhance the sensory experience. They provide a soothing and relaxing aroma, while also offering a myriad of benefits to the skin. These natural extracts are a popular choice for those seeking a more holistic approach to their beauty rituals. With their ability to calm and nourish the skin, essential oils are a key ingredient in creating a sensory journey that indulges the senses and enhances the overall skincare experience.

Creating your own lipstick from beetroots is a fun and natural way to achieve a gorgeous, vibrant lip color. This DIY method is a popular choice for many as it guarantees a safe and alluring shade, ensuring your lips stay healthy and look absolutely stunning.

"Your household appliances have a lifespan too. While they may not break down, it's important to replace them after a while to avoid any hassle and inconvenience."

Eating leftover rice has been a common practice for many, but is it safe to consume rice that has been left out overnight? Let's explore this intriguing question and uncover any potential risks or benefits associated with this culinary habit.

Monosodium Glutamate, or MSG as it is commonly known, has been a staple seasoning in Vietnamese cuisine for many years. Despite various studies and reports by prominent health and medical organizations, there is no evidence to suggest that MSG is harmful to health or that its daily consumption needs to be limited. When used in normal cooking temperatures, MSG does not pose any health risks. It is only when MSG is continuously heated for prolonged periods, specifically over 2 hours at temperatures exceeding 300 degrees Celsius, that it may undergo detrimental changes.

Introducing the electric hot pot - a popular kitchen appliance for any household. Learn how to efficiently and effortlessly clean your electric hot pot with these simple tips and tricks. It's time to save time and energy in the kitchen!