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While choosing eggs, stick to pasture-raised or omega-3 eggs, which are much higher in nutrients and antioxidants. Avoid eggs with pale yellow yolks and go for the ones with dark, deeply colored orange-yellow yolks. While the whites have…
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A new research from the University of Guelph, published in the BMJ journal ‘Veterinary Record’, finds that when it comes to feeding kibble, dog owners often get it wrong, putting the dogs at risk of under-feeding or weight gain. The study…
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Black pepper is rich in Vitamins A, C, and K, minerals, healthy fatty acids and is a friend of weight loss. It contains piperine. Piperine helps the stomach secrete more hydrochloric acid, an essential nutrient needed for digestion of food.…
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When we feel prolonged stress, the stress hormone cortisol causes cravings for high-sugar and high-fat foods. The foods like fries, chips, chocolate, cookies, candy, and sweet drinks trigger a calming effect by raising serotonin and…
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Quinoa is high in dietary fibre and protein, which make you feel fuller, and less likely to binge on unhealthy foods. It is also low in calories and low on the glycemic index. Amaranth is also high in protein and fibre, both of which can…
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Raspberries are a good source of fibre, which can help manage or prevent obesity, cholesterol levels, blood pressure and heart disease. Raspberries are also rich in vitamins C and E, alpha and beta carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin, choline, and…
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Plan your food around your workouts to maximise the effects of your workouts. Have a balanced meal of lean protein and whole grains 2–3 hours before your workouts and have a high-protein meal within an hour of your workouts. Emphasise…
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Acai berries have numerous health-promoting compounds. It has 19 amino acids, trace minerals, and beneficial fatty acids like oleic acid, a monounsaturated fat also found in avocados and olives. They have compounds with potent…
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Children should be taught to say NO to foods that contribute nothing to nutrition and are only high on calories. Cut down on white rice, white bread and maida-based products. Stop oily, deep-fried food, allow desserts on specific days…
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Here’s a great green and filling soup to keep you and the kids going during late afternoon or early evening… Ingredients 200g frozen peas 100g frozen spinach 1 garlic clove, chopped ½ chicken or vegetable stock cube…
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