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Chinese Autumn Freeze to Maintain Health, but Be Careful of Becoming a Problem

Amélie Poulain2024-10-1401.1K views

Entering the Cold Dew solar term, the temperature drops significantly, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is even greater. It means that the cold air is increasing, so you should pay more attention to keeping the lower body warm. Falling temperatures will also affect your mood, so Chinese medicine reminds everyone to keep your mood stable during the cold dew season and develop regular exercise habits to help drive away the cold.

Damp Clothes in Summer Smell Bad and may Cause Allergies

Amélie Poulain2024-06-060856 views

The changeable climate in spring and summer, sometimes sunny, sometimes humid and rainy, makes it impossible for sun-dried clothes to dry completely. Wet clothes always feel damp to the touch and uncomfortable to wear, and they also carry an odor that is difficult to remove, which is very disturbing.

Damp Clothes in Summer Smell Bad and may Cause Allergies

Amélie Poulain2024-05-2701.1K views

The changeable climate in spring and summer, sometimes sunny, sometimes humid and rainy, makes it impossible for sun-dried clothes to dry completely. Wet clothes always feel damp to the touch and uncomfortable to wear, and they also carry an odor that is difficult to remove, which is very disturbing.

Welcome the Summer Sunshine, but Pay Attention to Health Issues

Amélie Poulain2024-05-1801.2K views

The summer sunshine brings positive energy to everyone. Still, the high temperature and humidity also bring many physical and mental problems, such as increased irritability, difficulty sleeping at night, lack of energy during the day, heat stroke, and worsening skin problems. Too many cold drinks can cause indigestion, and eating stale food can cause gastrointestinal infections, so summer health problems should not be ignored.

Air Pollution May Raise the Risk of Depression in Older People

Amélie Poulain2023-04-1801.3K views

Dirty air is classified as a silent public health emergency by the WHO. Air pollution affects our physical and mental health, and many research data have emerged in recent years. The latest research shows that it not only affects respiratory health but also increases the risk of depression, especially for those over 64 years old.

Why Asians are Still Wearing Masks After COVID-19?

Amélie Poulain2023-03-1301.6K views

After COVID-19 slowed down, countries began to lift mask restrictions. Compared with Western countries, Asians seem less willing to take off masks. About 80% of South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan people continue to wear masks and enjoy the various benefits.