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by Rebecca Schmidt
In recent years, having an excessive physique or rather being ‘fat’ has a pretty negative connotation. It is somewhat justifiable that having a high body fat percentage is undesirab...
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15 Health Benefits of Mackerel (+8 Delicious Mackerel Recipes)
by Jen Miller
Mackerel is a common name for the fish found in the Scombridae family, which are closely related to tuna. They come in various types, including Cero, Atlantic, King, and Spanish mac...
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4 Traditional Indian Home Remedies For The Skin, Hair And Nails
by Vera Kaur
In India the medicinal properties of sesame seeds have been widely recognized since ancient times. They protect the body and mind from a wide array of ailments and are associated wi...
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A Woman's Guide To The Ketogenic Diet
by Dott.ssa Mariachiara Ruggiero
Our health and the wellbeing of the body depend a lot on what we eat. The ketogenic diet has gained immense popularity in recent years and has been used by many people for weight ma...
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All You Need To Know About Chia Seeds
by Jaspal Niijar
Also known as Salvia Hispanica, chia is a flowering plant native to Mexico and Guatemala. The Codex Mendoza suggests that the Aztecs cultivated the chia plant. The plant is a member...
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Beat the Heat by Gulping Fruit Infused Water Drink
by BD Basu
... Moreover, if you are a health freak and do not want to gulp fizzy cold drinks or sodas, is there any option left to rejuvenate and invigorate your body and mind so that you can...
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Coffee Lovers: Just How Much Coffee is Good for You?
by Ava Jones
The biggest benefit and the most known fact about coffee is that, no matter how sleepy you are, it will ensure you jerk up to alertness.
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by Lauryn McGuiness
This article focuses on the importance of colour coding our diet, which the author says is the healthiest way to eat as it is colour that determines food’s beneficial qualities mor...
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Everything You Need to Know About Lentils
by Kate Morin
They’re the world’s oldest cultivated legume, so it’s no surprise that lentils have become a staple across the globe – from India to the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas.[1 2]<...
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Fermented Foods are not ‘Flavour of the Month’ but are here to Stay
by Gill Jacobs
Fermentation is a process of microbial action, and when used to break down food, produces numerous benefits for those who consume them. Fermented foods have been known throughout t...
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Five Must-Know Tips Before Starting the Keto Diet
by Suzannah Robin
The ketogenic diet continues to dominate the diet world. Google’s latest trends data shows it’s once again the top-searched diet, with over 25.4 million searches in 2020 alone.[1] (...
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by Montse Bradford
The author believes that food and emotions are linked together and the relationship begins at birth with mother's milk. During childhood, food is linked with treats which are given...
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by Amanda Geary
The current approach to mental health problems continues to favour the use of drug therapy and/or psychotherapy, yet more than 30 years of research provides convincing evidence for...
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Food Trends Change over the Past 25 Years
by Leisure
Few of us will be shocked to read that eating habits in the UK have undergone some significant shifts since the mid-1990s. This, after all, is the very essence of trends: regardless...
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Healthy Eating and Habits - Bruschetta
by Michelle Tchea
Bruschetta It's easy to fall into the rut of not eating a proper meal, especially after a long day at work. But rather than delving head first into a box of cereal or calling your l...
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by Montse Bradford
The author suggests that we all sit quietly for a moment with our eyes shut. Imagine a flame inside us and decide on its shape, size, colour and intensity. Is it burning happily, v...
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Seasonal Ingredients are Better for You, Your Tastebuds, Wallet, and Environment
by Toby Geneen
Older readers may remember the days when you could only buy strawberries in the summer and when they ran out you were onto raspberries. Younger readers may not be aware that the re...
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Selection and Use of Whole Grains
by Yvonne Leahy
This article describes evidence-based health benefits of consuming whole grain foods. It offers practical tips for incorporating more whole grains into existing diets. The relation...
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Sip and Enjoy the Most Nourishing and Healthy Drink
by BD Basu
To beat the heat of summer, why not to enjoy a mouth-watering drink of apple or basil based composition.
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by Ran Janda
Sprouting is the process of germinating seeds into sprouts which can then be eaten raw and which are nutrient dense. They are one of the easiest things to grow indoors, can be ready...