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Star anise has been in use for a few thousand years. A must in any Indian kitchen as a part of garam masala, it has some excellent anti-inflammatory properties. Anise oil has also been used to treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome. It assists…
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Adding fruits and vegetables to your pet's diet will help ensure that they're getting plenty of essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, to help them stay strong and healthy and boost their immune system. Pet treats can be high…
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Research shows that certain smells kill your appetite Peppermint is probably the best-known scent to do that. It promotes a feeling of fullness, which lessens the chance that you will overeat. It also helps cut back on cravings for sweets.…
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The so-called Palaeolithic diet, based on the lean meat, fruit and veggies that our Stone Age ancestors ate, is now being teamed with a Palaeolithic workout. Designed to tone muscles and promote wellness, it emulates the activities of Stone…
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When researchers from the East Finland University monitored over 4,000 children from the time their mothers were pregnant through to the age of 16, they found that those with a routine meal and snack pattern that included breakfast were…
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A very aromatic and simple Goan delicacy, this dish is intrinsically connected to the use of turmeric leaves in which they are baked or steamed leaving a distinct aromatic flavour which is in itself is a big draw to the taste buds.…
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Monsoons are all about chai and pakoras, samosas or bhajiyas at the roadside or then bhel and chaat, right? Wrong! No matter how wonderful the weather might be to indulge in some sinful temptations, avoid the usual roadside food in the…
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It’s the ultimate comfort food for the family, no matter the season. Mung beans are a good source of protein and when combined with cereals like brown rice makes a complete protein food. Naturally low in fat, high in fibre, it also has a…
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To boost your immune system in the monsoon, keep the bitter vegetables close. Bitter gourd (Karela) and Fenugreek leaves (Methi) are rich in antioxidants and the medicinal properties in them can help in preventing infections. Contained in…
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Although the monsoon is a welcoming relief from the scorching summer, the dullness, associated with this season could make one lethargic and prone to illness. The ginger root is a natural remedy for an upset stomach, itchy sore throat and…
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