Publisher -

Broccoli is an all-time superfood vegetable. Pesto is laden with antioxidants. Garlic, basil and olive oil are rich in antioxidants, too. Research shows that basil is a rich source of nutrients like vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium,…
Read More...

Childhood obesity is a significant public health challenge. Research says that a key period for targetting dietary intervention is adolescence, when young people become more independent, making their own decisions about diet, and…
Read More...

Grapefruits are a good food to include in a sensible weight-loss diet. They are low in calories and their high-fibre content keeps you full longer. Grapefruit is also known to ease pain associated with inflammatory disorders. This may be…
Read More...

Lifestyle-based interventions for weight loss need to be flexible. Your plans, that may have seemed perfect at the time you started, may need some adjustment later. For instance, you may get a new job, or get married, or may have to…
Read More...

Studies show that oats can increase fullness, decrease appetite, and reduce calorie intake. This can help you lose weight. Strawberries contain high levels of fibre, which helps keep you full longer and prevents overeating. The high levels…
Read More...

If you need help in getting started with an exercise programme, for example, focused on muscle strength and endurance, you don’t have to hire a trainer. There are a very wide variety of fitness apps that are available. They present hundreds…
Read More...

Research shows that spinach contains compounds called thylakoids, which increase leptin levels, the hormone responsible for the suppression of appetite and increasing satiety. Spinach has a low glycaemic index and high fibre content. It…
Read More...

Dietary fibres found in the beetroot increase the feeling of fullness, reducing overall calorie intake. It also supports healthy digestion and alleviates bloating. Mint stimulates digestive enzymes, which help facilitate better absorption…
Read More...

Colas and fizzy drinks will not only put your children at risk for weight gain but will also leave them vulnerable to both mental and physical health issues. Research shows that, as a stimulant, caffeine impacts children much more intensely…
Read More...

According to research published in the journal ‘Nutrition & Metabolism’, the high leucine content of whey proteins (50–75% more than other common food proteins), coupled with fast absorption, make whey protein ideal as a protein…
Read More...