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When mentioning about traditional medicines, it is impossible to not mention the Four Great Medicines “Sam – Nhung – Que – Phu”. The concept of the Four Great Medicines has been mentioned in ancient books on medicinal herbs such as Than Nong Manuscripts……..” Sam – Nhung – Que – Phu”, here are the medicinal herbs: […]
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When the knee joint is damaged by degeneration, the patient experiences a lot of pain and move difficulty. Although the degenerative joint cannot fully recover, performing exercises for people with knee osteoarthritis regularly can still slow down the degenerative process, while helping to improve health and quality of life of the patient. How exercise helps […]
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What is osteoarthritis? Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common type of arthritis. It affects nearly 27 million Americans. This degenerative joint disease is characterized by a breakdown of cartilage — the tissue that cushions the ends of your bones. Cartilage allows your joints to move smoothly. OA usually affects the following areas: Hips Hands Knees […]
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At the announcement ceremony of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine, the representative of the World Health Organization said, “The 21st century is considered the century of medicines and products from herbals”. Currently, Vietnam and many countries around the world tend to “back to nature” prioritizing the use of herbal products, especially to enhance physical […]
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Cordyceps Health Support Role (1) Cordyceps is a parasitic fungus on the larval body of insects living on steep mountainous terrain. Therefore, they are challenging to exploit and have a high cost. It is also one of the rare fungis that have been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries to treat fatigue, sickness, and […]
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Headache, dizziness, trouble sleeping, insomnia, and memory loss….are typical symptoms of cerebral ischemia, also known as cerebral circulatory insufficiency (1). Cerebral circulatory insufficiency, also known as transient cerebral ischemia, occurs suddenly due to a lack of blood to feed brain cells, and reduced oxygen and nutrients to the brain, causing brain neurons to lack the […]
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