Chewing gum for more than 10 minutes badly affects your teeth and stomach
Gum can make your breath cool, but if you chew for too long, for 10 minutes or more, can cause some problems in your teeth and stomach.
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Gum can make your breath cool, but if you chew for too long, for 10 minutes or more, can cause some problems in your teeth and stomach.
When you are lying down and want to sit, do not turn up right away, instead lie on your side towards the bed, bend your knees, put your legs out, hold your hands up to s…
In recent years, many people in cities have a habit of looking forward to the apricot fruit season to enjoy the special sweet and sour taste only once a year.
Many families often use cans, plastic containers for pickled salt. But is this safe for users?
Until now, the link between the burning of fingers, legs and arthritis is still a subject of debate, but it cannot deny some of its effects on the body.
Self-prescribing habits, using excess antibiotics from old prescriptions that have not been used up or changing the doctor's treatment course ... are common mistakes of…
Bad oral hygiene, hot flushes, frequent exposure to polluted air, lack of sleep ... can all increase your risk of heart disease.
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Have you ever had to sleep all night because of sleeplessness? Try the following little tips.
The habit of lifting glasses on Tet holiday is a risk factor for elevated liver enzymes. So how to prevent this risk to catch a happy New Year?
Funny Spring needs alertness, wisdom, when sedentary habits and tables of alcoholic drinks and cholesterol-rich foods will together increase dyslipidemia.
You can live normally with kidneys remaining only 20% functional. That explains why the gradual deterioration and gradual damage of the kidneys may not be recognized for…
According to experts, this petty theft is a strange psychological disease.
Research by American scientists shows that children who eat fast food often tend to score lower in some subjects such as math, science or comprehension.
Compared to their non-smoking peers, men who smoke triple their risk of losing their Y sex chromosomes, according to a new study.