Bad habits help us live longer
Experts point out that getting angry at the right time or sometimes being lazy a bit will make us live longer.
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Experts point out that getting angry at the right time or sometimes being lazy a bit will make us live longer.
A new study shows that therapy dogs actually make patients' health better because their presence reduces anxiety and keeps blood pressure more stable.
The first sign of pain in the center or left of the chest, calmly take an aspirin tablet, put pressure on the heart, cough continuously and try to call relief ...
Blood pressure and arteries decrease, feet are warm, the amount of CO in the blood decreases while the O2 increases, the sense of taste increases, ... the first few chan…
Contrary to the grumbling words of wives about the harmful effects of drinking, actually drinking beer in moderate amounts (1-2 cups) is actually beneficial for health.
It turns out that up to 75% of the world's population do not know how to defecate
Experts warn, too eager to watch TV makes you sit for hours continuously increasing the risk of forming blood clots causing pulmonary embolism leading to death.
When sitting, eating, drinking coffee, ... I often cross my legs. This is a habit I have from my childhood and perhaps many others also have this habit.
Frequent joint pain can affect the quality of life. Here are suggestions from experts to help protect the joints.
Stresses and pressures caused by poverty can cause permanent damage to humans, according to a new study.
Singapore and international scientists have discovered a mutant gene that contributes to rare glaucoma.
If you exercise, or eat salty, excess body fat, regularly take birth control pills ... can increase your blood pressure.
An inactive lifestyle not only makes you easy to have a bread waist, but it can also shrink your brain.
A person with diabetes (diabetes mellitus) must have a blood test several times a day to determine blood sugar.
Working long hours may increase the risk of alcohol abuse, according to a study conducted on 300,000 people in 14 countries.