Shower Frequency Should Vary With the Times!What's your shower frequency like? Some people think once a week is enough, while others insist on showering daily. Which one is healthier? Actually, shower frequency should vary depending on the season and individual situation, and there is no absolute right answer...

Intermittent Fasting After Dinner: A Double Challenge for Blood Sugar and WeightIn the fast-paced life of a modern city, we often overlook the importance of dietary habits for our health. Zhang Wei, a 45-year-old office worker, discovered slightly elevated blood sugar levels during a medical check-up, prompting him to reflect on and adjust his eating habits...

Does Going to Bed Early and Waking Up Early Really Make You Live Longer? Science Tells You the Answer!We often hear the advice Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. But can early to bed and early to rise really make us live longer? In recent years, numerous large-scale studies have revealed a close relationship between sleep duration, sleep regularity, and lifespan, providing answers to this question...

Late Summer Health: 3 Things to Eat, 3 Things to Do, 3 Things to Avoid, Welcoming a Healthy Autumn and WinterThe autumn breeze is refreshing, and the summer heat is gradually fading. In a blink of an eye, we have entered the late summer season, the final stage of the three hottest summer months...

Bidding Farewell to Summer's Heat, Welcoming Autumn's Arrival: Traditional Customs and Modern Wellness PracticesTomorrow, August 14th, marks the eleventh day of the seventh lunar month, signifying the end of the hottest period of the year, "Sn F Tin" (the Three Folds of Summer), and the beginning of its final phase M F (the Final Fold). This special day is steeped in traditional customs and wisdom for maintaining health and well-being, inviting us to explore its secrets...

Saying Goodbye to "Early to Bed, Early to Rise": Exploring the Subtle Relationship Between Sleep and AgingAs the pace of modern society accelerates, sleep problems seem to plague many people. Especially after entering middle age, people often lament: just after 10 pm, their eyelids start to droop, as if the whole world is urging them to rest early...

Microplastics: The Invisible Killers Everywhere, What Can We Do?In modern society, plastic products are almost ubiquitous, bringing convenience to our lives. However, as the use of plastic products has increased, a hidden crisis is quietly spreading, namely microplastics...

Can Eating Only Two Meals a Day Really Help You Lose Weight? Health Warning From Li Hui, an Elderly WomanEat less, lose weight! This is the weight loss mantra of many people. Li Hui, a 58-year-old retired school worker, firmly believed in this too...

Five Small Signals in Elderly People That May Indicate an Approaching FarewellLife is like a play, and the play is like life. On the long stage of life, everyone plays different roles, and the departure of the elderly is undoubtedly the most poignant scene on the stage...

Farewell to Alcohol, Reborn into Health: 5 Major Health Transformations After Men Quit DrinkingIntroductionMr. Wang, 30 years old, has a stable job and a good income, and his life seems happy and fulfilling...

Feeling Damp? Here's a Trick! Acupoint Massage, Dietary Adjustments to Bid Farewell to the "Musty" FeelingIn humid and sweltering weather, do you also feel heavy, have a poor appetite, and even suffer from skin itching, dizziness, and headaches? That's right, dampness is at work! Especially in southern regions, once the rainy season arrives, dampness becomes like an invisible "thief", silently invading our bodies, making us feel trapped in a "sealed can", with a "musty" aura all over.So, how can we get rid of dampness and regain a refreshing and comfortable feeling? Don't worry, today we'll share some simple and easy tricks to help you easily say goodbye to the trouble of "dampness clinging to your body"...

Leg Health: The Longevity Code? Unveiling 3 Key Signals to Protect Your Lifelong Well-beingForewordThe saying goes, "Aging begins with the legs." Leg health is intimately linked to longevity and should not be overlooked...