Health Care Guide

Halloween, celebrated annually on October 31st, has always been a popular holiday for children and adults alike, with its fun "trick or treat" tradition. This Western-origin festival has recently gained popularity in Taiwan...

In the sweltering summer, many people sweat profusely even with minimal outdoor activity. A claim circulating online suggests that excessive sweating in different parts of the body may indicate different...

The tongue is one of the easiest places on the body for food residue to accumulate and bacteria to grow; it can also reflect a person's health condition. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, observing the condition of the tongue is called...

The food we eat every day directly affects blood sugar levels. According to research data from Japan, over 14 million Japanese people are experiencing post-meal blood sugar spikes.

Oats are a highly nutritious whole grain food, rich in dietary fiber, especially its key nutrient "beta-glucan," a type of soluble fiber.

In the past, people often relied on natural ingredients considered "detoxifying foods" to cleanse their blood vessels of germs and toxins, such as honey, black fungus, and kelp.

As Hong Kong's aging population worsens, psychiatrists predict that the number of people with dementia in the city will rise sharply over the next 20 years, potentially exceeding [a certain number].

Do you like tomatoes? Do you prefer large tomatoes or small cherry tomatoes? If you are on a weight loss plan or have diabetes, what should you consider when consuming tomatoes?

Blueberries are often hailed as a "superfruit" due to their anti-aging properties and ability to prevent bladder infections. Recent studies have even indicated that eating blueberries daily can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Numerous studies have confirmed that cancer can indeed be prevented through daily habits; more than one-third of cancer cases could actually be avoided through proper lifestyle choices.