Tag: #nutrition
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Are you having your green tea right? The best and worst time to drink it
Loaded with antioxidants and bioactive compounds, green tea is one of the healthiest drinks to have. From improving your brain function to lowering your risk of heart disease, and helping in weight loss, green tea contributes to your health in many ways. But, that does not mean you need to keep sipping this drink throughout…
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9 Monsoon Perfect Snacks You Can Easily Make At Home (ditch the pakodas)!
It is a bliss welcoming monsoon after a scorching summer. Because of the change in season, we naturally crave hot sips and crunchy snacks. Our taste buds yearn for a cup of masala chai and mouth-watering fried snacks which go amazingly well with cold breeze and overcast skies. Related : Correct way to make chai…
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Weight Loss Tips: 10 Things You Need to Know About Losing Weight
No matter what time of year it is, there’s always a reason to drop a few pounds. Sometimes, we let ourselves go a little too far and need a big overhaul to the way we eat and live. Other times, we just want to fit into that pair of godforsaken jeans before next month. We…
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Why you should start soaking, sprouting fermenting foods for optimal digestion
Nuts, seeds, grains and legumes are excellent sources of protein, healthy fat, fibre and minerals. If you are following a more natural whole-food diet, this can lead to us eating a higher load of certain chemicals which can cause gastric, discomfort as well as inhibiting the absorption of important nutrients. They fall into the following:…
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Mother’s Day special: Diet Tips for all the Mothers out there
Celebrate Mother’s Day the Healthy Way Honour Mom Without Sabotaging Her Diet Mother’s day is to celebrate honour for the Motherhood, Maternal bond and influence of a mother in family and society. While the dates vary every year, it is largely celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year. This year, it will be…
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9 foods and drinks to avoid for people with high blood pressure
Beating high blood pressure with food ! High blood pressure (hypertension) is one of the first signs of heart disease. Left untreated, hypertension can damage your arteries and lead to serious complications like a heart attack. If your blood pressure remains high over a sustained period, your doctor might prescribe medication to lower it. But…
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