There are many beauty and elasticity-boosting ingredients on the market, but there are very few options for vegetarians. Allow me to introduce an emerging ingredient that benefits vegetarians in maintaining their skin's elasticity.

Winter is a prime season for cardiovascular diseases. On Winter Solstice, people in Taiwan traditionally enjoy a bowl of hot and tangyuan, symbolizing family reunion and praying for completeness. However, tangyuan is high in calories.

As the diet and economic lifestyle of the Taiwanese population shift towards a more Westernized model, the prevalence of hyperlipidemia continues to rise. Among those under 50 years of age, the prevalence of hyperlipidemia is even higher than that of hypertension and hyperglycemia, becoming an issue that cannot be ignored among middle-aged and young populations. Aside from the straightforward blood test reports, clinical observations show that patients with hyperlipidemia often experience symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, insomnia, forgetfulness, numbness in limbs, chest tightness, and palpitations. These symptoms are often accompanied by overweight and obesity. By observing these symptoms, individuals can assess the possibility of having elevated blood lipids.

The saying "fair skin covers a multitude of sins" is well-known, and many aspire to have skin that appears younger than their actual age. Our appearance influences how others perceive us, and healthy skin creates a positive first impression. Having fair and radiant skin is a goal coveted by many!

Do you often work late into the night? Have irregular eating habits and engage in social drinking? Do your liver enzyme levels frequently show up as abnormal in health check reports? Beware, you might be in a high-risk group for liver disease!