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Taiwanese friends who love to drink sparkling water, don’t worry about the embarrassment of "farting" anymore! The carbon dioxide in sparkling water may indeed increase gas, but it is not a serious problem if consumed in moderation. While enjoying the refreshing taste, don’t forget to eat a balanced diet to maintain intestinal health!
Feeling sleepy right after eating? etc! Although Taiwanese food is tempting, lying down immediately after a meal can easily lead to indigestion and even increase the risk of gastroesophageal reflux. It is recommended to take a walk after a meal to help digestion and stay healthy and energetic!
Brush your teeth immediately after eating? etc! Acidic foods that Taiwanese people love to eat, such as fruits and hand-shaken drinks, will soften the enamel. Brushing your teeth right away will actually accelerate wear! It is recommended to wait for 30 minutes to allow saliva to neutralize the acid and protect the teeth. It will be more effective if you brush again!
Dear fellow villagers, have you ever wondered, “Can I drink water after vomiting?” In Taiwan's hot and humid environment, it is crucial to stay hydrated after vomiting. Drinking plenty of water can help relieve discomfort, avoid dehydration, and speed up recovery. Remember, the smart approach is to take small amounts multiple times and observe your body's reaction!
Helicobacter pylori infection is a common health concern in Taiwan. Many people are hoping it will go away on its own? In fact, Helicobacter pylori is difficult to eliminate naturally, and long-term infection may cause gastritis, ulcers and even gastric cancer. Early detection and treatment are the wisest ways to protect your stomach health!
Breakfast is the key to start the day, and if you have stomach discomfort, you need to choose carefully! It is recommended to pair it with mild oatmeal, rice soup, or sugar-free yogurt rich in probiotics to relieve the burden on the stomach and intestines. Avoid fried and spicy foods to keep you full of energy and welcome a great day!
