Tại sao nghệ và mật ong lại có thể trị đau dạ dày hiệu quả

Tinh bột nghệ đen là một vị thuốc quý, tinh chất của nghệ có tác dụng tăng tiết mật, hỗ trợ tiêu hóa nhưng lại không tăng tiết vị dạ dày,bên cạnh đó nghệ còn ức chế sự phát triển và khả năng sinh khối u trong dạ dày , do vậy khi bị viêm loét dạ dày nghệ được lựa chọn là phương pháp ưu việt từ thiên nhiên .

Tại sao nghệ và mật ong lại có thể trị đau dạ dày hiệu quả?

Mật ong nguyên chất trong y học cổ truyền vừa là vị thuốc quý và cũng là thực phẩm có giá dinh dưỡng cao

Mật ong chứa đường Glucose, Fructose, Maltose, Sucrose, các acid amin, khoáng chất, enzym tiêu hóa,cùng rất nhiều loại VitaminA, B1, B2, B6, E..kích thích sự chao đổi chất. kali, magê kích thích ăn ngon miệng, làm tăng hàm lượng axit hữu cơ, cải thiện hệ tiêu hóa tốt hơn, thành phần phấn hoa trong mật ong tăng cường khả năng miễn dịch..mật ong làm giảm tiết dịch axít trong dạ dày nên các triệu chứng đau rát nhanh chóng mất đi. Bạn có thể dùng củ nghệ đen tươi

Hỗn hợp tinh bột nghệ và mật ong là khác tinh của căn bệnh viêm , loét dạ dày.

Mekong delta Travel Guides

Mekong delta Travel Guides
MeKong detal where is one of the largest rivers in the world is the 12th and it is the largest river of VietNam. The Mekong River, with length of 4,800 kilometers, originating from China, flows through Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia and down the East Sea in Vietnam.
1, MeKong delta Information
Location
MeKong deltaVietnam is a very rich, beauty and lush area.MeKong delta is the southern most region of VietNam end of the Mekong river is the largest river of VietNam. It splits in Cambodia into two main rivers: the Bassac and Upper river, then in Viet Nam creat a maze of small canals, rivers and floating markets. Life in the Mekong Delta revolves much around the river and boats are still the main means of transport to access villages.
Climate
Trips to Mekong Delta are suitable all year round but the best time is the monsoon from June to September.
Transport:
Mekong is home to the the vast river, canal, crisscrossed canals. Seasonal flooding, Mekong people used canoes, boats as shelter, housing, earn a living and prevent flooding.
2, Some of the major tourist attractions in MeKong delta- Viet Nam are:
Journeys to Mekong Delta are boat trips through canals, floating markets, exploring the local daily life by staying overnight on islands and visiting family run factories; not less interesting, tasting local specialities. The most renowned places in the Mekong Delta are My Tho, Vinh Long, Can Tho and Chau Doc. This is also a natural passageway from southern Vietnam to Cambodia either by road or by river.

• Mango 3 days Ben Tre – Sa Dec – Chau Doc
• Mango 3 days Chau Doc – Can Tho – Ben Tre

Mekong delta Travel Guides

When you go to MeKong, you can explored along the MeKong river such as: garden tour ( Tien Giang , Ben Tre , Vinh Long , Can Tho , Dong Thap , Hau Giang ); floating tourist season ( Long Xuyen , Chau Doc , Ha Tien , Rach Gia , Dong Thap Muoi ); mangrove tour and island ( Bac Lieu , Ca Mau , Phu Quoc ) , spiritual tourism , culture ...
Mekong cylingMekong Cycling
Coming The Mekong Delta you have a chance to take part in Floating Markets in which all kinds of product are traded from boats.
In there, visitors can explore quaint riverside towns, some fruits on floating markets is fresh and colour fancy. To make shopping easier, the boats suspend a sample of what they sell from the top of a long pole. Besides, you can visit small riverside workshops including blacksmiths, rice huskers, thatchers and coffin makers. Other highlights include visits to local orchards, flower markets and fish farms. There are also bird sanctuaries, rustic beach getaways like Hon Chong and impressive Khmer pagodas in the regions around Soc Trang and Tra Vinh.

Buon Ma Thuot Vietnam

Waterfalls near Buon Ma Thuot in VietnamAfter a floating breakfast of fresh bread with sliced cheese and a cup of Liptons tea (yes, it’s everywhere) we headed off at 8.30am. First we stopped at a small palace that was built by the emperor Bao Dai and has now been turned into a very nice hotel. Well worth considering if you’re looking for something a little more upmarket than the basic accommodation at the holiday complex. Centre Vietnam tours

Continued on observing rural life stopping at a village market to buy some tropical fruits, none of which we’d ever seen in the west. The people in these markets very rarely see any foreigners so it’s a real novelty when any drop in. They’re very friendly and find it hilarious that I’m 6’5″ tall, almost double the height of many of them. Halong bay cruise

Buon Ma Thuot

Buon Ma Thuot Vietnam

We entered the town of Buon Ma Thuot which was a key location during the American War. It’s fall to the North Vietnamese was the stepping stone for an assault on Saigon. Today it is a busy market town with an important war memorial in its centre. We travelled a few kilometres beyond the town and pulled into another holiday complex where smart bungalows were available for $10US per night and the central bar/restaurant area offered a great range of Vietnamese food and ice cold Saigon Export beer. Mekong river cruise

Once we’d checked in we drove to the impressive Gia Long waterfall then walked back along the riverbank with Phu guiding us for about 7km through lush green forest. The route included more quite spectacular waterfalls and interesting vegetation including corn and cotton fields.

Tam was waiting for us with the vehicle and drove us back to our accommodation via a brick factory. As always the people working there were so friendly and were delighted to show us how they collected clay from the riverbank, compressed in a little machine which formed the brick shape and sliced it. The bricks are then dried in the sun before being hardened in a furnace. It’s hard, dirty work carried out all day long, day after day yet the people seemed so content with their lot.

Back at the bungalow area we applied our array of anti-mosquito creams and sprays as dusk approached, sprayed the room with insecticide and set mosquito coils burning. We’d decided not to take malaria pills so we were being ultra cautious yet we were pleasantly surprised to find that there seemed to be very few mosquitos around. Phu had told us in advance that there weren’t any mosquitos in the Central Highlands which certainly sounded like a sales pitch if ever I’d heard one yet he seemed to be right so far. He’s actually from Pleiku in the Highlands to the north and obviously malaria had never been an issue for him or his family.

The food tonight was excellent consisting mainly of a boiling pot of stock on the table kept hot with charcoal to which we added chunks of fish and leaf vegetables which we ate with noodles. Very nice but very tricky with chopsticks.

Central Vietnam Shopping and ancient palaces

Explore the quaint trading town of Hoi An, Central Vietnam's tailoring mecca.

The Ben Hai River in Central Vietnam marks the 17th parallel, which once marked the demarcation line between North and South Vietnam. Though reunited over two decades ago, the north south division of Vietnam remains obvious. When the Ben Hai River is crossed from north to south, everything seems to improve, roads and food being the most obvious. Danang – Hoi an 3 days

Central Vietnam is home to a wealth of attractions from the ancient imperial capital of Hue to the cosmopolitan shopping and the beach destinations of Hoi An and China Beach. 

Less glamourously, the region is home to the Demiliterised Zone (DMZ) which was the scene of heavy fighting during the American war. This part of the country is dotted with all manner of war-period attractions, including the remains of Khe Sanh and other US bases along the DMZ. Unfortunately, little remains at most of these sites as time and scrap hunters have had their way.  CU CHI TUNNELS, VIETNAM

Central Vietnam Shopping and ancient palaces

The one exception is the Vinh Moc tunnels -- a breathtaking testament of the tenacity of the Vietnamese people and a far more worthwhile attraction than the far more touristic Cu Chi tunnels.

Most travellers to Vietnam pencil in Hue and Hoi An as definite "must sees" but then fail to allow themselves enough time in each town. This is particularly the case with Hoi An, where, while it can feel almost Disneylandesque at times, people are always running out of time. If you allowed just a couple of days for Hoi An, be sure to double it. Jasmine Cruise – Halong Bay

And don't forget Da Nang. It's home to more than just the closest airport to Hoi An! There's also a terrific Cham Museum, China Beach and an overall rather fun, little touristed Vietnamese city.