You succeeded. The long stormy winter is over and spring is here! We are in an abundance of daylight, a warmth that doesn’t involve turning on the heating, and the world is starting to get properly green and leafy again. But before you go for bleach and marigolds, it’s worth …
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If you know high blood pressure runs in your family, consider yourself lucky. You now have a clear warning sign to prompt you to take steps to avoid developing hypertension yourself, such as changing your eating habits. You see, high blood pressure is often called “the silent killer.” Most people …
Read More »Diets: alternatives to lead a healthy and happy life
Each year that begins is a new opportunity to realize the cherished dream of eating healthy and saying goodbye to being overweight. According to nutrition experts, a series of scientifically backed eating plans can help you take care of your figure and your health at the same time. The European …
Read More »Veganuary 2022: What you need to know about the one-month vegan challenge
Getty January is a great time to try something new. Nonprofit Veganuary thinks this is a particularly good time to try a new diet – a vegan one, to be exact. A vegan diet excludes all meat, fish, dairy products, eggs, and other animal products. Veganuary challenges you to stick …
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The beauty of eating for longevity — prioritizing foods and drinks associated with adding years to your life — is that it doesn’t require searching for hard-to-find specialty foods or spending a lot of money. silver. Chances are, you already have several longevity superstars in your fridge and pantry right …
Read More »Moms bond over family nutrition at #AlagangAlaska Nutri-Talks Forum – Manila Newsletter
Top row, from left: celebrity Rica Peralejo and nutritionist and dietitian Reginna Emiliene Lat, RND; Bottom row: event host and radio DJ Mama Emma “Mother knows best” is more than just a saying. From your best friends to your favorite foods, your hobbies and even your favorite celebrities, your mom …
Read More »Four things millennial men should know about reproductive health
Modern lifestyles – which are riddled with stress – require modern interventions in order to ensure health. When it comes to men’s reproductive health, there is a lot of stigma attached to it, which can lead to misconceptions. Dr Kshitiz Murdia, CEO and co-founder of Indira IVF, said that while …
Read More »The paleo diet and ulcerative colitis: what you need to know
Many people with ulcerative colitis (UC) find that dietary changes can help them manage their symptoms. While there is no evidence that the paleo diet improves symptoms in people with UC, some research indicates that a similar diet called an autoimmune protocol diet (AIP) may be of benefit. The above …
Read More »Eating Habits To Avoid If You Don’t Want High Cholesterol – Eat This, Not That
You’ve probably heard the advice to “keep your cholesterol” low, but do you know why? While it is true that our bodies need cholesterol, high levels have been shown to increase our risk for heart disease. This is because fatty deposits cling to your blood vessels, eventually restricting blood flow …
Read More »Sickle cell disease and nutrition (II)
In the first part, I highlighted the key factors that affect the nutritional needs of sickle cell patients. The series of articles also looked at some of the factors that increased the nutritional requirements of sickle cell patients. The article also briefly discussed the diverse nutritional needs of sickle cell …
Read More »What to eat and foods to avoid to keep your skin looking its best
Taking good care of your skin starts with what you put in your body. At The Skin Nerd, we have a 360-degree approach to skin health, which includes treating the skin from the inside out with nutrition and supplements. The skin can be a barometer of your internal well-being and, …
Read More »Is the free school canteen really free? Our children pay with their health
When I heard about the USDA’s free ‘healthy and nutritious’ school lunches, I felt a knot in the pit of my stomach. These lunches are far from free. In fact, our children will pay off the metabolic debt they accumulate (with interest) for the rest of their lives. Big Food …
Read More »DASH diet and exercise help uncontrolled high blood pressure, study finds
High blood pressure is a key contributor to diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke – and it can add serious complications for COVID-19 patients as well. It’s common for people with high blood pressure to take one or two pills to control high blood pressure, but is it enough? …
Read More »The Ponte Vedra wellness center welcomes a new doctor to its practice
Dr Erika Hamer, chiropractic neurologist and owner of the Ponte Vedra Wellness Center, announced that Dr Chitra Rajendran has joined the practice and will treat patients in the Ponte Vedra Beach and Nocatee offices as a chiropractic physician. Rajendran received his doctorate in chiropractic from the Palmer College of Chiropractic …
Read More »New one-stop food service for the Nottingham company that has grown from a market stall to a multi-million pound business
A new wholesale delivery service has been launched in Nottingham, creating 50 jobs for the company headquartered in Lenton. Tiger Foodservice is a one-stop-shop wholesaler for the hospitality, leisure and catering industries. And it comes with the backing of a big name – Hyperama. When Karamjit Singh Khera and his …
Read More »COLUMN: Local dietitian has tips for staying healthy during flu season
Local Dietitian Outlines Three Myths and Provides Three Tips to Help You Stay Healthy During Flu Season Every fall, I’m asked about the role nutrition plays in staying healthy and avoiding the dreaded colds and flu. While a nutrient-dense diet is an important way to boost your immunity, there are …
Read More »Natural and delicious nutrition for your pets – Campbell River Mirror
Woofy’s Impress TV hosts Virginia Shaw and Mandy Gola are on hand at Woofy’s by Paw Street Market’s Ryan Road location for an exciting announcement: Natural and Delicious, by Farmina Pet Foods, is now available in all Woofy’s locations. A solution-based option for your pet, clinically tested food provides a …
Read More »Top 3 questions about the Covid vaccine – Covid and vitamin and mineral deficiencies, menstruation and vaccines
Hello. My name is Dr Lucas De Toca and I am leading the deployment of the vaccine to GPs, pharmacies and other primary care sites. Today we’ll answer some of your most frequently asked questions on our social media about Covid and vaccines. As usual, I am joined by Linda …
Read More »Biggest Plant-Based Diet Myths This Dietitian Wants You To Know
Would you consider a plant-based diet? We talk to a dietitian about the best way to do this. # 1 plant-based eating is the same as vegan or vegetarianism Despite what you may have heard, a plant-based diet is inherently different from a vegan or vegetarian diet. Vegan diets exclude …
Read More »National food strategy Part 2: positive but missed opportunities
The narrative behind the recommendations focuses on the damage our current food system is doing to our health, especially obesity, and the environment. The aspiration of The reportTo improve health, protect our environment and build a better future for generations to come is very important. Food and nutrition education in …
Read More »Whole grain consumption linked to reduced risk factors for heart disease
Share on PinterestNew research is examining the link between whole grain consumption and warning signs of cardiovascular disease. Nadine Greeff / Stocksy Researchers have shown that people who eat more whole grains have a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD). However, there is less research on the effect of consuming …
Read More »Healthy diet for Covid-19 after recovery
Recovering from Covid-19 isn’t the only battle to be won, but maintaining your post-infection health is a tall order as well. Covid is an inflammatory disease that can have lasting effects for up to six to eight months after the discharge affecting different organs, especially the liver and lungs. Covid-19 …
Read More »The Doctor Game: Eat healthy without breaking the bank | Guest columns
How would you like to have a cart full of healthy foods while saving money? Anyone shopping for groceries will tell you, it is more expensive to buy healthy eating ingredients like vegetables, nuts, fruits, and fish than refined grains, processed prepared foods, and meats. unhealthy diet. Is there a …
Read More »Island Harvest receives $ 96,500 from Stop & Shop’s Food for Friends campaign – Community News
Pictured (left to right): Dan Grinberg, Chairman of the Board, Island Harvest Food Bank; Randi Shubin Dresner, President and CEO, Island Harvest Food Bank; Stop & Shop representatives Stefanie Shuman, Linda Perrone and Mike Drennan. Island Harvest Food Bank, one of Long Island’s leading hunger relief organizations, today announced that …
Read More »What foods help prevent a severe course of COVID-19?
Our food choices have a direct impact on the health and functioning of our body and on our immune system. With the coronavirus still circulating, people want to know what they can do at home to protect themselves against a severe Covid infection. Eating nutritious foods that support a healthy …
Read More »British Coronavirus Update: Plant-Based Diet May Reduce Moderate to Severe Covid
The variant of the coronavirus first discovered in India is now unleashed in the UK. It is estimated to be up to 60% more transmissible than the Kent coronavirus strain, raising fears of increased hospital admissions. More than ever, it is vital to guard against COVID-19. In addition to getting …
Read More »Cycling coach shares essential strategies for passing every FTP test
The FTP test is the best benchmark for tracking your physical condition and all the work you have done. It is a benchmark for determining if your training is working, where you want to go and how you want to get there. If you are unfamiliar with the test, it’s …
Read More »Profee: What is protein coffee and is it good for you?
Once again, TikTok introduced us to a viral coffee trend: Proffee (protein + coffee). The drink, which combines a protein shake and cold-brewed coffee, may not be as Instagrammable as Dalgona, but it has been hailed for helping Americans in their eternal quest to consume more protein. Protein is essential …
Read More »How the poor live in the time of the pandemic and containment
Containment has been the norm in the countries and around the world since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The first lockdown imposed in India in March last year was of unprecedented severity and had varying impact across different classes of society. As the salaried and well-to-do class shifted to …
Read More »What about lectins? Research focuses on proteins found in plants
Reader Susan S. writes, in part, âGut health is finally being talked about more often in the mainstream. But hardly ever that: there are grains, nuts, fruits and vegetables that have lectins that make tiny holes in our intestines. I thought you might want to check this out so you …
Read More »Look Beyond Kashayams and Kadhas – The New Indian Express
Through Express press service HYDERABAD: Covid-19 is spreading like wildfire and it is very important to take the utmost precautions, like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing. However, it should be remembered that nutrition plays a vital role in building the immune system. As most of you have already …
Read More »What we eat today: grandma’s jar
DUBAI: During the holy month of Ramadan, the sudden change in what and when people eat, coupled with lower water intake, can lead to loss of moisture and skin elasticity, making her look dull and tired. But fasting does not mean that the skin has to be hungry. Arab News …
Read More »Are dairy products inflammatory? We are setting the record straight
Inflammation – it’s a diet freak that we’re all probably trying to avoid. And since you’re here, you might be wondering if your favorite dairy products are adding to the inflammatory load. Well, except for people with food allergies or lactose intolerance, dairy products does not promote inflammation. In fact …
Read More »Eat well to be well: find out the truth about 5 food myths – osage county online
Discerning between food truths and food myths is sometimes very difficult. From great nutritional advice to extremely bad nutritional advice to downright dangerous nutritional advice, what should a consumer do? Since we all need to eat and we are all food consumers, knowing the truth about how to eat a …
Read More »Nutritional advice for children against the Covid-19 virus
Nutritional advice for children against the covid virus The cases of Covid-2020, which have been in our lives since the start of the age of 19, have mainly been observed in adults. In recent months, the virus has been reported to have mutated, spreading faster and affecting children. The risk …
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