Diet and Nutrition

Oats are highly in fibre and a superfood for managing weight. Cinnamon, cloves and cardamom are heating spices, which help speed up your metabolism. This recipe will improve gut health, helping to normalise bowel movements, and attain…
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Today, there’s an an increasing range of readymade sauces available in the market, but making fresh sauces in your own kitchen gives you a control over the ingredients. The world over, the demand for lighter sauces is high. They are…
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Not all fats are bad. Look for chocolates made with the best kinds of fat. Cacao butter is a natural oil containing stearic acid (abundant in olive oil) and high levels of antioxidants. Virgin coconut oil may also be used in some good…
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Tomatoes are an abundant source of lycopene. Lycopene is a carotenoid and has significant anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Including tomatoes in your daily diet can reduce your risk for inflammatory health conditions. Lycopene…
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Green tea is a source of caffeine, and delivered in a more gentle, sustained way than the jolt of coffee. Caffeine, of course, is a fat burner with a well-established track record. According to ‘The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition’,…
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This pudding or snack uses chia seeds that help to draw out toxins from the liver and pass them into the colon for elimination. Chia seeds are also high in omega-3 and make you feel really full. Ingredients 4 heaped tbsp chia seeds…
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This delicious salad is packed with alkalising, cleansing nutrients. If you still feel hungry after one bowl – go ahead and have another! Ingredients 4 zucchinis, finely sliced into rounds Juice and finely-grated zest of one…
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Certain properties of red wine seem to have beneficial effects on health when you have it in moderation. Moderate alcohol consumption (one drink per day for women, one to two drinks per day for men) has consistently been linked to lower…
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Many nuts can be used in savoury dishes. Hazelnuts or almonds, for instance, can be toasted and then added to grain salads. Braised nuts make a good addition to stews, soups and curries. Nuts can also be used as a flour substitute or in…
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Smoothies are a quick and easy way to get vital nutrients. Because they are easy to swallow, they are a favourite of senior adults as also children. Research suggest that blueberries may influence genes which regulate fat-burning and…
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