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Creating an exercise regimen needs some thought and planning. Your fitness instructor will help you set both short-term and long-term goals related to aerobic fitness, muscular fitness, flexibility and your body composition. This will allow…
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While baking breads, use different glazes to produce crusts of different textures and colours. An egg yolk will brown the crust while an egg white will give a shiny crust. Milk, mixed with oil or butter, creates a soft crust while water…
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Misinformation about weight is common in our social and psychological landscape. Here are a few myths on obesity and your lifestyle choices… Myth: Overweight and obese people are basically lazy. Hence the weight gain! Fact: The World…
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Soybean is easily available and is very versatile. Its protein level is among the highest of all legumes, and the combination of fatty acids, with a high proportion of unsaturated fats, is very good for burning fat. Research also shows that…
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According to research published in the ‘Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association’, fat in the diets of companion animals like dogs and cats plays a role in contributing to the palatability and texture of food. This is…
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Even grown-ups can enjoy these popsicles! Berries are an enjoyable addition to a weight-loss plan due to their low calorie count and high fibre content, which promotes fullness and helps manage appetite. They are also packed with…
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Carrots are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidant compounds. As part of a balanced diet, carrots can help support immune function, wound healing, and digestive health. Loaded with vitamin A and beta carotene, carrots can lower your…
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Excess weight is strongly linked with knee pain. Being obese increases pressure on the knee joint, potentially leading to pain, inflammation, and a higher risk of osteoarthritis. When you exercise to lose weight, cross training is a good…
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Barley is a good source of both soluble and insoluble fibre. Soluble fibre, especially, is good for gut health by feeding beneficial gut bacteria, which produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) that can reduce inflammation and improve gut…
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There are many ways to boost gut health and build a strong microbiome in children. Parents should pay attention to their daily fibre intake. Serve food rich in fibre like avocados, apples, pear, broccoli, spinach, red beans, and more.…
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