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"Eating Away" Sub-Health

🔑 Keywords: Health Food Recipe · What should middle-aged people pay attention to in their diet? How can one avoid sub-health?<br>Alcohol: Benefits and Risks<br>Drinking 20–30 ml of red wine daily can reduce the risk of heart disease by 75%. However, excessive beer consumption accelerates myocardial aging and increases blood lead levels—so moderation is best.<br>Eat More Foods That Stabilize Mood<br>Calcium helps stabilize emotions. Those with irritable temper should consume dairy products like milk, yogurt, cheese, or foods rich in calcium such as fish, liver, and bone broth to calm their minds. When under great psychological stress, vitamin C consumption increases significantly. Thus, mentally stressed individuals should eat plenty of oranges, kiwifruit, and other vitamin C-rich foods to cope with demanding work.<br>Eat Alkaline Foods After Fatigue<br>After fatigue, avoid heavy meals of chicken, fish, meat, and eggs. During fatigue, acidic substances accumulate in the body, and animal proteins are acidic—exacerbating tiredness. Conversely, fresh vegetables and aquatic products, being alkaline, help restore energy quickly.<br>Drink at Least Three Glasses of Water Daily<br>Morning: Drink a glass of honey water (one tablespoon of high-quality honey mixed with warm water) on an empty stomach. Honey has moisturizing, lung-clearing, fluid-generating, stomach-warming, and bowel-lubricating effects.<br>Afternoon: Drink a cup of light green tea. Green tea refreshes the mind, clears the lungs, generates fluids, quenches thirst, and promotes urination.<br>Before Bed: Drink a cup of plain water. It aids digestion, enhances circulation, boosts detoxification and excretion, and strengthens immunity.<br>In addition to the three daily glasses, drink plenty of plain water throughout the day. Adequate hydration is a fundamental measure for preventing many diseases.
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