On April 4, 2015, the 100-year-old active swimmer Mieko Nagaoka (living in Tabushi Town, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan) successfully completed the women's 1500-meter freestyle competition and became the world's first swimmer in the age group of 100-104.
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Spring exercise is not a good idea: not too early, not too empty, not too dewy, not too aggressive, not too fast! The five principles of spring health care: no humidity, no acidity, no freezing, no static, no anger!
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Critical hypertension, also known as borderline hypertension, refers to the blood pressure value between normal blood pressure and diagnosed hypertension. The standard set by the World Health Organization is that the normal blood pressure of adults is: systolic blood pressure<130mmHg, diastolic blood pressure<80mmHg. The World Health Organization defines the standard of hypertension as: 130/80mmHg or below for normal adults, 140/90mmHg or above for hypertension, and the critical hypertension is between the above two (130-139/85mmHg).
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Leg cramps in the middle of the night may be caused by improper sleeping posture or lack of micronutrients in the body, as many cramps come on suddenly, so it is important to have a set of emergency measures to relieve the discomfort caused by cramps.
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The lungs are a major organ of human respiration, and problems with them can directly affect the respiratory system and thus the health of a person's life. It is therefore very important to take care of your lungs. Instead of blindly buying those expensive health products, it is better to take some simple foods to cleanse and moisten your lungs.
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Ginger is a condiment that is used as a meal, but can also be combined with other diets to have a nourishing effect.
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Diabetes is a chronic and irreversible metabolic disease. For diabetics, not controlling sugar is like walking a tightrope in the air, one wrong step can have serious consequences. It's a good idea to take care of your diet, so what's the best way to control your blood sugar?
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In our daily life, many people have the habit of digging their nostrils, often unconsciously. A recent study by researchers at Griffith University showed that a bacterium could enter the brain of mice through the olfactory nerve of the nose, where it produced the sign of Alzheimer's disease. That is to say, you like to pick your nose when you are young, and you will have Alzheimer's disease when you are old.
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Many people are concerned about this issue, so follow me to learn more about this knowledge.
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The production of dampness is closely related to poor living and eating habits, so to get rid of dampness at the root, you must develop good eating and living habits. So, how to get rid of dampness most effectively?