Showing posts with label magnesium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magnesium. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 April 2019
Tuesday, 13 November 2018
Pumpkin is a Super food
Cucurbita pepo, the pumpkin, is
a cultivar of a squash plant.
Pumpkin is one of the most nutritious fruits loaded with
antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Pumpkin is a super food, which contains
high level of potassium, calcium, iron, magnesium, vitamin A, C and B6. Its low
calorie content helps in weigh control, preventing obesity and diabetes 2. Its beta-carotene substance, an antioxidant, provides
fight against certain types of cancer, prevents heart disease and asthma. Fibre,
potassium and vitamin C content in pumpkin support healthy heart and help in
lowering blood pressure.
Pumpkin is gluten free fruit. You can use pumpkin and
pumpkin seeds in wide range of dishes: soups, salads, bread and desserts. When
you prepare your food do not use extra sugar, the pumpkin is sweet enough.
Delicious and quick autumn dish, does not require cooking
experience:
Roasted pumpkin, apple, carrot, red onion and parsnip.
Monday, 17 September 2018
Health Benefits of Cardamom
One of my friends has
driven my attention to cardamom seed; he is using it to releasing reflux. These seed-pods are being in use as a spice in both food
and drink as well as in medicine.
Both Elettaria and Amomum cardamom
types feature three-sided fruits (pods) with a thin, papery outer cover. Elettaria pods
are small and light green, while Amomum pods
are larger and dark brown, Cardamom is a herbaceous, perennial plant in the
ginger family.
The most common way to
use cardamom is in cooking or baking. It’s very multipurpose and often added to
Indian curries, stews and goulash as well as gingerbread cookies, bread, flat
bread, pancake and other baked goods.
These seeds have wide range of
nutritional values; they provide proteins, good dietary fats and fibres. This
seeds contain essential vitamins; vitamin C, vitamin B6, riboflavin, thiamine
and niacin. They hold important minerals as well like; potassium, calcium,
iron, manganese, phosphorous, magnesium, sodium and zinc.
Cardamom is an ancient remedy for treating bad breath and improving oral health. Antioxidants in
cardamom helps to fight cancer cells to attack tumours, and they also help to
lower blood pressure. Antioxidants, found in
abundance in cardamom also have anti-inflammatory effects. Cardamom has been used for thousands of years to help
with digestion. It is mixed with other spices to relieve nausea and vomiting.
Its great ability is to help ulcers.
Saturday, 10 June 2017
Health Benefits of Quail eggs
Ms H
Quail eggs are the eggs laid by various mid-sized species of
quail, which are in the order Galliformes. (heavy-bodied ground-feeding birds)
Nutritional
value of quail eggs: they contain high level of protein and cholesterol mostly
HDL (good), moderate amount of saturated fat 3.6g/100g, minerals: potassium,
sodium, calcium, iron and magnesium and vitamins: vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin
B12 and vitamin B6.
They
have a higher yolk-to-white ratio than normal eggs, which can make them
potentially dangerous for people with elevated cholesterol, but generally,
quail eggs are considered very healthy.
·
Improve
Vision:
They
contain high level of vitamin A, which helps to protect our eye health and as an
antioxidant can prevent the development of cataracts.
·
Encourage
growth/repair:
They
provide solid boost of proteins to the diet.
·
Reduce
blood pressure:
They contain
more potassium than the normal chicken eggs, which has its blood
pressure-reducing ability.
·
Balance
cholesterol:
The
fatty acids, HDL (good cholesterol) makes up more than 60% of the fat, found in
quail eggs are beneficial to heart. However, for people with pre-existing cholesterol problems,
adding large quantities of these eggs to your diet might not be the best
choice.
·
Increase
metabolism:
The
range of vitamin B- s boost metabolic activities.
·
Increase
energy levels:
This
high-protein, nutrient-dense breakfast surges energy and mood.
·
Prevent
chronic disease:
Quail
eggs possess significant level of vitamin A, which has its antioxidant effect neutralising free radicals.
·
Ease
allergies:
If you
are suffering from inflammation or other symptoms of allergic reactions, quail
eggs can get your body back to normal.
·
Cleanse
the body:
Quail
eggs in your diet can help eliminate toxins from blood stream and in addition
to it can reduce the size of bladder and kidney stones.
Do not
forget that the quail eggs contain moderate amount of saturated fat, so any consumption should
be made in moderation.
Saturday, 8 April 2017
Anti-Inflammatory Smoothie
Ms H
This drink is rich in vitamin C, vitamin A , vitamin B-6,
potassium and magnesium. It has anti-inflammatory effect. I recommend it for breakfast.
Ingredients:
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Carrot
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3
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Celery stick
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1
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Apple
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2
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Ginger
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3cm long
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Fresh lemon juice
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1
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Water
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Up to 700ml
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Cinnamon
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1 tsp
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