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People should not eat banh chung in Tet days
Banh chung is an indispensable food in traditional Tet days in Vietnam. This is a nutritious food but not everyone should eat it.
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Medicine - Health
10 good tips to boil natural green rice cakes to celebrate Tet
Boiled rice cakes seem to be very simple but to make the cakes after boiling and very green, not everyone can do. The following tips are the steps and tips to help you g…
Medicine - Health
Tet holiday avoids falling ill with the weak heart
People with heart disease should limit banh chung, sausage, sausage, jam, alcoholic drinks ... Tet days.
Medicine - Health
Eating banh chung is moldy and prone to cause cancer
Many people have a habit of peeling off the mold before frying food without knowing that moldy foods produce aflatoxin that can cause cancer.
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The origin of the dishes
Besides banh chung and banh tet, Vietnamese people still have many unique and strange dishes that only on Tet we can enjoy.
Medicine - Health
Tet food benefits patients with kidney failure
The patient may eat 1/2 small banh chung for breakfast or lunch, afternoon; eat misery by stuffing meat with vermicelli, wood ear ...
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Sex disease during sleep
As a form of sleep disorder, sexsomnia - sex during sleep - is not a serious disease.
Medicine - Health
People with stomach ulcers should eat sweet
Porridge, crushed rice, bread, biscuits, sticky rice, banh chung and other types of potatoes are suitable foods for people with stomach ulcers. Should eat a lot of sweet…
Food safety
Tips for choosing banh chung and how to preserve it
Do not because of the nice design, but hurry up to buy the green cakes, because they can be boiled with the battery.
Flu epidemic
China: 30% of people infected with H7N9 have died
A Chinese official, Chung Nam Son, confirmed that China now has 340 cases of H7N9 infection and a death rate of up to 30%.
Computer science
China will have mobile WiMax service in 2007
On November 13, 2006, speaking at a conference in Singapore, Hwan Woo Chung, vice president of Mobile WiMax Group of Samsung Electronics, said the company has delivered…
New technology
Concrete self-healing cracks
New materials capable of repairing small cracks and holes are no longer far-fetched for construction science researchers.