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Food 6 years ago

Re.juve elevates Indonesian 'jamu' with cold-pressed method

Inspired by traditional recipes, cold-pressed juice company Re.juve has launched Indonesia Heritage Beverage, featuring cold-pressed jamu and shots.

Health 6 years ago

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Ceramah: Detecting hypertension, the silent killer, at home

Based on data from the Basic Health Survey (Riskesdas) in 2018, hypertension affects 34.1 percent of Indonesia’s adult population, with kidney failure the most common result of the disease.

Health 6 years ago

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Heart health campaign aims to raise awareness among youth on World Heart Day 2019

An unhealthy heart can be fatal in the long run and despite this, young people in Indonesia tend to overlook the importance of taking care of this organ.

Opinion 6 years ago

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Lung Cancer Day: Air pollution, silent killer

The only good news about Jakarta’s air is heightened awareness about pollution in the capital. The pollution-choked Jakarta sky is a dangerous sign that should raise our awareness of how to prepare healthy and fresh air for the next generation.

Food 6 years ago

Fitness guru Laila White talks about her Four Seasons superfood bento sets, health tips and cheat days

Together with Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta, fitness guru Laila White created the superfood lunch bento.

Opinion 6 years ago

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Nourishing Indonesia’s 4.0 generation

If we want our workforce to be healthy, we should ensure that infants born from now on, school children, and even teens are getting the necessary nutrients by ensuring they are eating and drinking properly.

Health 6 years ago

Healthy living may help offset genetic risk of dementia: Study

Living healthily with a good diet and regular exercise may help people with a higher genetic susceptibility to dementia to offset the risk of developing it, according to recent research.

Opinion 6 years ago

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Promoting healthy lifestyles, lessons from Thailand

Although Germas is different from Thai Health, there are some lessons we can learn to further improve the implementation of the preventive and promotive program in Indonesia.