Do Faster Walkers Live Longer Than Slower Walkers? UK Study Reveals Surprising Truth!Mr. Wang and Mr...

The "Secrets" of a 92-Year-Old's Healthy Life: Don't Exhaust Your Qi in the Morning, Don't Harm Your Essence at Noon, and Don't Deplete Your Blood at Night!Sunlight streamed through the blinds, illuminating the hospital room where Mr. Zhao, 84 years old, sat by the bed, his eyes blankly fixed on the window...

Prolonged Sitting, Prostate Swelling: Don't Ignore Men's health!In the fast-paced modern life, do male friends often find themselves deeply "embraced" by their desks, car seats, or sofas, sitting for hours on end? This seemingly ordinary daily habit actually hides health risks. Have you heard that prolonged sitting, not only makes your body stiff, but can also quietly "attack" your prostate, making it swell? Imagine, an organ that should be full of vitality, but is suffering because of your small habit, how can this not make you worry?The prostate, a male-only "life gland," is not only related to smooth urination, but is also closely related to male sexual function and fertility...

What to do about Qi Deficiency and Weakness: One Dose of Astragalus for Multiple Problems! Hello everyone, I'm Dr. Peng! Today, I'm going to talk to you about the number one Qi-tonifying herb - Astragalus...

Things Not to Do at Night: Deciphering the Deeper Meaning of "Avoid These Three Things at Night for a Peaceful Home"In the stillness of the night, as moonlight bathes the world and people drift into slumber, an ancient adage echoes through the ages: "Avoid these three things at night for a peaceful home." This seemingly simple warning, however, holds profound life lessons, guiding us on how to navigate the darkness and avoid misfortune, ensuring a safe and harmonious home...

Chenpi: Do You Really Know This Common Chinese Herb?Chenpi, you may only know it as a cooking spice, or perhaps you only know that it can relieve coughs and phlegm, but do you truly understand this common Chinese herb? From boiling water, cooking, using it for medicine, to making snacks, Chenpi plays various roles in life, and its price even keeps soaring. Today, let's delve into Chenpi and uncover the secrets behind its popularity...

Beware of "Hidden Salt": Does Eating More Salt Really Lead to Longer Life?Aunt Wang, who just turned 60 this year, has dedicated most of her time to culinary exploration since her retirement, particularly favoring various pickled foods. Despite her son's repeated advice to reduce her intake of pickled foods, Aunt Wang remained unmoved in her dietary habits...

Leftovers: Don't Let Deliciousness Become a Health HazardIn the hustle and bustle of daily life, leftovers are like unintentional marks left behind, seemingly insignificant but deeply connected to our health. Especially after being reheated, the silent growth of nitrite, the bacteria's wild party, and subtle changes in the food structure can all silently threaten our health defenses...

A Cup of "Healthy" Chicken Soup, Almost Cost a Life! Do You Really Understand Chinese Medicine?With people increasingly focusing on their health, the "health-preserving trend" has swept through young people. Medicinal cuisine, as the first choice for health preservation, combines the medicinal properties of Chinese medicine with the deliciousness of food, mitigating the medicinal taste...

The Gift of Genes: An Old Shandong Man's "Lard" LifeYes, this is the unwavering pursuit of deliciousness by a true Shandong native. Though this old man indulges in food and drink without any restraint, thanks to his ancestors' excellent genes, he can survive even with a terrible diet, a cosmic joke played by fate...

Health and Exercise, Making Life Brighter: The Wisdom and Risks of Exercise for SeniorsIn the sunny morning park, Mr. Li enthusiastically invited his old friends to try brisk walking, hoping for a change of pace and renewed vitality...

Do Thick Eyebrows Really Mean Longevity? A Family Anecdote Unveils the Scientific Truth of Long LifeIn our lives, the longevity of the elderly is often shrouded in traditional beliefs, such as the symbolism of thick eyebrows as a sign of good fortune and long life. However, when modern science peels back the layers of these traditional mists, we begin to understand which factors truly determine our lifespan...