Over 60? Exercise and Hydration Are Important, But Remember These 3 Longevity Principles!Many believe that exercise and hydration are key to staying healthy as we age. While true, these factors are vital for everyone, but even more critical for those over 60...

On the Eve of the End of Summer Heat: Eat Right, Avoid Certain Foods, and Be Cautious: A Guide to Health in Autumn"The spring grass dream in the pond is not yet awake, but the autumn sound is already heard in the leaves of the osmanthus tree on the steps." Time flies by like a white horse crossing a gap, and tomorrow, August 22nd, the 19th day of the seventh lunar month, is the day before the end of the dog days...

Chushu Health: Dietary Secrets Passed Down by Our Elders - "1 Don't Eat, 2 Must Eat, Avoid 3 Things"The Chushu (End of Heat) season marks the gradual retreat of summer's heat, but residual heat lingers. People still need to pay attention to dietary adjustments to align with the natural changes and maintain good health...

It's Chushu Tomorrow, "Autumn Supplement" Starts with a Careful Diet: Eat Less of 2 Yellows, More of 3 Whites, Enjoy Seasonal Foods for a Comfortable Fall Chushu is the last of the three "Shus" marking the hot and muggy weather. "Chu" means to stop or cease, indicating the end of the long summer heat...

Urine Color Reveals Health Signals: From Pale Yellow to Dark Brown, Your Body is "Talking"Urine is one of the body's important metabolic products. It not only eliminates metabolic waste but also regulates water and electrolyte balance...

Secrets to Smooth Bowel Movements: From Physiological Mechanisms to Dietary ManagementDefecation, while seemingly simple, is actually a complex physiological process involving the coordinated operation of multiple systems in the human body. However, many people suffer from constipation, affecting their quality of life...

Stepping into Old Age, Staying Away from Stroke: Healthy Living, Happy Later YearsAs we step into old age, our health is paramount. Cerebrovascular disease is particularly important in the lives of older adults...

7 Lazy Habits You Might Be Misunderstanding"Get up, you lazybones, you're already late for work!" "Go wash your clothes now, don't wait until tonight!" These familiar nagging comments often come with elders' criticisms of "laziness." However, in recent years, some seemingly lazy habits have been discovered to be not bad habits at all, and may even be beneficial to our health...

Persistently Staying Away From Sex for a Month: Thinking about Emotions and HealthIn daily life, the sexual life of a couple or couple has a profound impact on their relationship and quality of life. However, the question of whether it is more harmful to one person or the other when a month of no sex is adhered to raises curiosity and discussion...

Can Taking a Long Nap Increase Your Risk of Death by 30%? Decoding the Science of NappingNapping is a common way for many people to catch up on sleep and relieve fatigue. However, not all naps are beneficial...

Start with Small Details, Embark on Your Beautiful Transformation JourneyDo you ever find yourself staring in the mirror, dissatisfied with your facial features? Always wishing your nose were a little straighter, your chin more pointed, your cheeks more toned? Don't worry! Achieving more pleasing features doesn't require expensive cosmetic procedures. Mastering these simple and easy-to-follow techniques can help you achieve refined features and enhance your beauty...

The Health Code of Street Stalls: Hao Chuan and His "Healthy Tips"On a bustling street, a stall named "Healthy Tips" stands out. Hao Chuan, the owner, is a warm-hearted and resourceful person who uses humor to impart seemingly boring health knowledge to passers-by, injecting vibrancy into ordinary streets...