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Drinking coffee may help prevent liver cancer, study suggests People who drink more coffee – even decaffeinated are less likely to develop liver cancer, an analysis of data from 26 studies has found. For those who drank two cups of coffee a day, the risk of hepatocellular cancer was reduced by 35% compared to those who drank no coffee. Photograph: Erik de Castro/Reuters Increasing coffee consumption may help to stave off liver cancer, a new study has suggested. Researchers have found that people who drink more coffee are less likely to develop hepatocellular cancer (HCC), the most common form of primary liver cancer – and the effect was even found in decaffeinated coffee. Experts from the University of Southampton and the University of Edinburgh examined data from 26 studies involving more than 2.25 million participants. Bad sleep makes it harder to keep your waistline down Read more Compared with people who drank no coffee, those who dran

How to choose the right street food when visiting Saigon Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), Vietnam, offers a wonderful array of delicious food for visitors. When at this place, everywhere you look you will find people preparing food at any time of the day. Down alleyways, on the streets and in any “hole in the wall”, something related to food is occurring at any time. As you walk through the streets HCMC be sure to smell all kinds of wondrous smells. As you read through this, you will discover how to get the right food you want to take when in this awesome place. Street stall in HCMC, Vietnam Many people shy from trying street food when overseas and this also goes for tourist visiting Saigon. I’ve seen people shy from fresh vegetables, ice or basically anything that has not been thoroughly cooked. While these can be sensible precautions in many circumstances, overdoing the “paranoia” side of eating street food will make you miss some great experiences. People ask themselves ques

A wonderful Cruise to Mekong Delta! Last Thursday, I had a wonderful one-day cruise to Mekong Delta with my family. We had chance to learn many interesting things about the life and friendly people who are living here. Most of people living in Mekong Delta use boats as a main vehicle to transport from one place to the other places, boats can be used for putting fruits and boats are also used as a house to live. That is the reason why all visitors who once have visited this place can have chance to have a boat-journey. Last Thursday, we also went by boat. Here are some pictures of boats we met on our cruise: People using a boat to transport fruits to floating markets: As you can see, houses here are specially designed so that they can stand still in river: One petrol station in Mekong Delta: The boat is decorated with two eyes with the hope that it will not get any accident during its journeys: This boat is used as a house. Boats also have regist

Street food – a part of Vietnamese culture that you should not miss when visiting Saigon, Vietnam Saigon, also known as Ho Chi Minh City, is one of the biggest cities in Vietnam. When visiting Saigon, you will find a blend of culture coming from many regions in Vietnam especially three main regions: North of Vietnam, the Center of Vietnam, and the South of Vietnam. Each region has its own features and all these things make a very diverse Saigon. Besides enjoying the landscapes and culture when visiting Saigon, one thing that you should not miss is tasting street food in Saigon. In this post I will tell you some kinds of street food in Saigon that all locals like to eat. Hopefully, you – future visitors – will enjoy or try to eat these kinds of street food when visiting Saigon 1. “Banh trang tron” (Mixed pancake) This is the favorite street food of most school boys and school girls or students and even office staff in Saigon. “Banh trang tron” is a mixture of many ingred