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If you struggle with a lot of back pain then you may be willing to try just about anything, in hopes that you find something that works. This is understandable, but you may be overlooking the biggest influential factor of all. Your diet. If you want to reduce inflammation, eliminate pain and just have more … Read more
Pre-packaged chicken is a staple of modern convenience, providing a quick and easy way to prepare meals at home. But is pre-packaged chicken bad for you? This question has become increasingly relevant as concerns grow about the quality and safety of processed foods.
In this article, we will explore the potential health risks associated with pre-packaged chicken and provide some practical tips for buying and consuming it safely.
Bariatric surgery is an extreme approach to weight loss recommended by doctors when the risks of being overweight outweigh the downsides of surgery and its aftereffects. Those who have been through this intervention find themselves having to develop an entirely new approach to food and nutrition. The weight loss is rapid, but avoiding nutritional deficiencies … Read more
Omega 3 and omega 6 are polyunsaturated and essential fatty acids, that is, fats that we must obtain through the diet, since the body is not able to synthesize them. Omega-3 fatty acids There are three types of most common omega-3: EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid): Found in fish and plankton DHA (docosahexaenoic acid): Found in fish, … Read more
If you are a coffee lover, but you do not really ‘like’ it very well either to the stomach or the caffeine impacts you badly, the best option for you has arrived: broccoli coffee.
Scientists from the company HORT Innovation and CSIRO, Australia, have created the broccoli coffee. According to specialists, this was thought in order to eat the recommended amount of vegetables per day.
It is a broccoli powder that aims to preserve the nutritional value and flavor of the vegetable and thus take advantage of the benefits it brings to our health.
This alternative of broccoli powder had already begun to be used in certain dishes. Seeing that this worked, the scientists decided to add it to a beverage that much of the world’s population consumes: coffee.
In 1979 the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) proclaimed 16th October of each year as ‘World Food Day’. The objective is to create awareness in the peoples of the world about the world food problem and strengthen solidarity in the fight against hunger, malnutrition and poverty of the people.
Currently there are several points related to food that need to be worked on and emphasized. Some of them are: training strategies, education and public policies to help improve not only access but also the quality of the food consumed by the population.
To feed ourselves is to eat food to get the necessary nutrients that give us the energy we need to achieve balanced development. According to the WHO “having a healthy diet throughout life helps prevent malnutrition in all its forms, as well as different non-communicable diseases and disorders.”
Losing weight is all about the diet and it can be done very simply even at the comfort of your home. It is therefore from a point of great concern that I came up with a list of five herbs that are widely available and readily accessible that you can use to lose weight.
Most of the time, you will realize that weight problem will come from a position of unhealthy eating and poor life choices that appertain from eating.
Some people will eat with a mission of growing big and trust mew when they reach there it is almost impossible for them to reduce. They will try medications, supplements and workouts and they will have a hard time. Now here’s how you can do it naturally.
Think of ginger and think of all that can come out of it apart from tea and you will realize that there’s much more to that than you think you know. Ginger has some very unique properties that will deal with things such as cold and coughs.
Having a hormonal imbalance is not pleasant at all. In addition to mood swings, your body experiences various symptoms such as brittle nails, hot flashes, acne, appearance or increased hair on the face, swelling, among others, which can affect your health and your quality of life.
Because hormones are present in various processes such as metabolism, reproduction and sexual function, it is important that any signs of imbalance should come to the specialist. This will allow us to receive an adequate treatment and correctly address the situation.
The keto diet is one of the best ways to force your body into a very high metabolism that will help you lose weight, and you will become a fat-burning machine that people will be amazed by. You will lose a ton of weight, but you need to be careful of vitamin and mineral deficiencies that could happen. That is where your supplements come into play, and you can take them in a couple different ways.
You can take supplement pills to get the exact vitamins and minerals that you need in your diet. You might be missing something like a complex B vitamin that is found in these supplements, and it is very simple to take them every day. You will be very happy with the results because you do not have to do some sort of diet magic to make your food work out right. You can take a pill, and it is done at once.
Do you have tiredness or lack of energy? You’re perhaps not feeding well and your diet is low in protein and don’t know it. Here we explains the fundamental role of proteins in our diet, and even despite the fact that the common is to eat them in excess, there is also the other extreme where its absence or deprivation wreak havoc on our body. Here are five signs that indicate you are missing proteins.
Fatigue
Excessive fatigue is one of the first signs of a lack of protein. This is due to the low calorie intake of foods we include in our diet, which are not enough to give us the energy we need during the day. The usual is to eat between 0.7 and 0.8 grams of protein per kilo of weight, meaning that if a man weighs 80 kilos, we should consume 64 grams of protein a day.