Diet and Nutrition

Packed with protein, this salad has plenty to keep your family full for hours. When it comes to nutritional goodness, kale has it all: Vitamins K, C and D, bone-boosting calcium, as well as magnesium and iron. A single serving contains more…
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Replace some of the meat in burgers, meatloaf, chili and stews with vegetables, beans or whole grains. Vegetables and legumes are packed with fibre, which helps you feel full, reduces overall calorie intake, and supports healthy digestion.…
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Oatmeal doesn’t have to always come in a bowl. These breakfast cookies are very healthy and you could even them as a treat anytime. Oats support longevity by promoting heart health through cholesterol and blood sugar regulation, aiding in…
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Drumsticks, used regularly in Indian curries and soups, are rich in anti-inflammatory properties due to their high content of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. They can help reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation associated with…
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These breakfast cookies are very healthy and you could even have them as a treat anytime. Oats promote heart health through cholesterol and blood sugar regulation, aid weight management, support digestion, and reduce chronic inflammation,…
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Greek yoghurt works wonderfully in many recipes, both sweet and savoury. It is a great way to add creaminess to soups and sauces without all the extra fat and calories. Use it as a marinade for meats because it adds flavour and moisture…
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Studies have shown that the scent and flavour of mint leaves are known for suppressing your appetite. Mint helps stimulate digestive enzymes and improve the metabolism of fats, which can support overall weight management. It can help the…
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Cottage cheese has a high protein content, which increases feelings of fullness, reducing overall calorie intake, helping to preserve lean muscle mass, and supporting metabolism. It also has a low glycaemic index that helps manage blood…
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Capsaicin in chili peppers, quercetin in bell peppers, and piperine in black pepper work as antioxidants to reduce inflammation. Chili peppers also contain sinapic acid and ferulic acid, which contribute to their anti-inflammatory and…
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Instead of the heavy cream, flour and butter, make a healthy ‘cream’ sauce with low-fat buttermilk. Thicken a cup of buttermilk with a tablespoon cornstarch; flavour with herbs or thicken with vegetable purees. To thicken a cream sauce with…
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