Health
Water that naturally removes cholesterol, lowers blood sugar, and helps 'rejuvenate aging'
This strangely colored water is good for the heart and brain, effective in controlling blood sugar and anti-aging.
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Health
Drinking green tea reduces symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis
Green tea is rich in antioxidants that have anti-inflammatory effects and reduce symptoms in people with rheumatoid arthritis.
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Why do elephants bury dead baby elephants with their hooves in the air?
Today, no one doubts the high intelligence of elephants, and one of the most special things about this animal is its funeral culture.
Health
This type of water is not coffee but helps wake up immediately: Controls blood sugar and also effectively prevents aging
This type of water is better than tonics, can prevent diabetes and respiratory diseases, and enhance immunity.
Health
Top 6 drinks that make people age faster
Water makes up 60% of the human body weight. According to nutritionist Janice Padilla, with such a high concentration of H2O, the fluids we absorb are especially necessa…
Flu epidemic
Discovering the 'panacea to kill Covid-19' in green tea: Prospects for breakthrough drugs?
The surprising compounds in green tea have both the ability to cause the SARS-CoV-2 virus to die prematurely and fight a series of dangerous damage that this virus can c…
History
Why did the palace maids compete to 'wash the dragon hole' of the emperor every day?
The palace maids had to compete with each other, even bribe the manager just to serve the emperor in this job. So,
Health
Research: Ingredients in green tea contribute to the inhibition of Omicron . variant
New research has found that certain components in green tea may be able to destroy the conditions favorable for the Omicron variant to multiply.
Archeology
Timeless: Ruins of 'modern delights' in... 2,400-year-old tombs
A cup in an ancient tomb in the ancient capital city of the Zhou Dynasty (China) contains the oldest evidence that tea leaves were processed and brewed to drink just lik…
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Physicists say they have finally solved the 'teapot effect'
The fact that the tea water drips and flows down the pot while pouring turns out to be more complicated than you think.
History
Little-known history of tea - The world's second most popular beverage after water
Today, tea is one of the most popular beverages in the world, with the global market outpacing all of its closest competitors combined.
Health
Top 5 best dishes for summer: In addition to duck meat, hot tea, the remaining 3 dishes are also 'dangerous'
These are 5 dishes of the 5 best food groups in the summer, you should soon put them on the family menu so that the whole family is healthy, reducing the risk of illness…
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Science explains bad eating habits that people still think are healthy
Not all foods are good for you, you can assume that you can eat as much as you want.
Health
6 familiar foods that put you at risk of 'teeth flying all over your teeth'
You will be surprised because foods that are considered healthy for your body can ruin your smile. If you use them regularly, that you not only discolor, but that the en…
Archeology
National treasures were in the pile of scrap 22 years ago
Looking for scrap on the sand hill of Tra Loc village (Hai Lang district), the man found a 'copper pot' as a national treasure.