Showing posts with label omega 3 fatty acids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label omega 3 fatty acids. Show all posts
Tuesday, 2 April 2019
Monday, 21 January 2019
Diet that Enhances and Prolongs Your
Sexual Stamina
A combination of good food, regular exercise and sufficient
sleep can help preserve your sexual stamina. It is good to know that you can
boost your sexual energy while enjoying meal at the same time.
Choose nuts as a snack or sprinkle them on your
cereals, improve your salads, soups, stews, vegetable or meat dishes with fresh
or dried leaves and seeds of fenugreek if you want some extra kick in
the bedroom. Fenugreek is a sexual stamina supporter this is associated with
its saponins content. Extend your diet with beet root juice or smoothie,
spinach salad, steamed spinach or green
smoothie the nitrates in them are transformed into nitric oxide in the
body, which participates in relaxing and opening up blood vessels, which then
improves blood flow to the penis. Selenium in Brazil nuts plays a role
maintaining healthy testosterone level. Eat mussels regularly they provide
omega 3 acids and phosphorous both have key roles in maintaining erectile
function and libido. Omega 3 fatty acids in fish, nuts and mussels lower the
cholesterol level resulting a better blood circulation. Vitamin C present in peaches
improves sperm count and quality of the sperm. Beefsteak contains minerals;
zinc and iron, which help red blood cells transporting oxygen. In addition beef
contains vitamin B and protein, which stimulates the release of dopamine. Zinc
is essential for sex for both men and women. In men zinc controls the
testosterone level, which is linked to the production of sperm. Strawberry and raspberry
contain high level of zinc. Spices spark your sex drive, improve your
mood, soothe nerves, nutmeg, cinnamon, clove and saffron are
considered as aphrodisiacs they are loaded with antioxidants. Cayenne
pepper produces heat by increasing blood circulation. High level of allicin in garlic also rises
blood flow. The smell of basil stimulates the senses. Asparagus
contains folate that regulates the production of histamine. Folic acid and
vitamin B6 in avocado necessary for healthy sex drive. Coffee is a
stimulant therefore spikes your sex vitality. Eating bananas may help to increase female hormone level
that advances sex energy. Dark chocolate, an aphrodisiac, contains
phenylethylamine, which causes the release of endorphins and dopamine. Chocolate with Brazil nuts also help your
body’s serotonin production. Collagen production in the body declines with age.
The lack of collagen can cause problem for men to maintain an erection. Consume
bone broth to increase the collagen level of your body. The
phytonutrients; lycopene, beta-carotene and citrulline in watermelon
help relax blood vessels. High quality protein foods like egg, fish, poultry
and beef help to increase serotonin. Always drink plenty of water.
Monday, 19 March 2018
Recommendation
for the Last Day of Winter
Tomorrow
spring will start officially. In this
part of Middle- Europe the weather has turned wintery; it is cold and snowing all
day. Superfoods are loaded with
nutrients, antioxidants, and immune-boosting powers that your body needs to
power itself through cold weather.
Adding a
little dark chocolate to your diet is a great health booster. The sweet
contains flavonoids, a type of antioxidant that helps to fight against cancer
and cardiovascular disease. The thermogenic property of ginger in your ginger
tea keeps you warm. Hot soups containing pumpkin or sweet potatoes or squash
seasoned with hot chilli heat you up when things get cold. These vegetables
contain beta-carotene, an antioxidant, vitamin A, vitamin C and potassium. Chilli
pepper in your soup holds a compound called
capsaicin, which gives to it a spicy kick. It also boosts metabolism and fights
the build up of fat.
Eating
Brussels sprouts may just help you fight a cold. In addition to being packed
with fibre, cancer-fighting phytonutrients and they are also high in vitamin C.
Roasted apples with walnuts and cinnamon is good healthy snack any time of year,
that provides fibre, antioxidant, vitamin C, water and omega 3 fatty acids.
Friday, 19 January 2018
Chocolate Covered Seed Cake
This cake is suitable for gluten-free diet. The preparation
does not require special cooking skills. The cake contains seeds and nuts, so
it provides omega 3 fatty acids.
Ingredients:
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eggs
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3 medium
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sugar
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½ mug
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maple syrup
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1 tbsp
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ground poppy seeds
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1 mug
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ground almond
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1/3 mug
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ground walnuts
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1/3 mug
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ground sunflower seeds
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1/3 mug
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butter melted
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30g
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sodium bicarbonate
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1 tsp
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melted dark chocolate
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100g
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Method:
Beat the eggs in a medium bowl
Add the ingredients one by one and mix them well
Transfer the mixture into a baking tin with about 20 cm
diameter
Place it into the 180 0C preheated
oven
Baking time 30 minutes
If it is cold cover the top with the melted dark chocolate.
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Nutritious meal for lunch
Ms H
It is a nutritious, easy to prepare and most importantly
containing fresh ingredients. This dish
is suitable for vegans, vegetarians, people with lactose intolerance and
coeliac patients. If you are over 50 this is the sustenance, which provides all
of the essential minerals; potassium, calcium, iron, magnesium and vitamins; vitamin A , vitamin C, vitamin B-6, vitamin K and in addition to these it is fortified with
omega 3 fatty acids from the seeds.
Ingredients for 4
persons
Quinoa cooked
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1 cup,
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Red onion chopped
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1
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Garlic crashed
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4 cloves
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Red pepper sliced
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1
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Curly kale steamed
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Big handful
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Broccoli steamed
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1
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Asparagus steamed
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4-5
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Oyster mushroom sliced
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6
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Mixture of seeds roasted
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½ hand
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Coconut oil
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2 tbsp
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Lemon juice fresh
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50ml
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Turmeric
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Up to your taste
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Salt
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Up to your taste
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Pepper
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Up to your taste
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Method
Approximate
cooking time of quinoa is 20 minutes. The basic cooking instruction: Add 1 cup
of quinoa to 2 cups of water boil and simmer for 20 minutes.
Steam the
asparagus, broccoli and kale together for 2 minutes.
In a bigger pot,
I usually use wok, place the coconut oil onion, garlic and red pepper and fry
them stirring continuously. Add the quinoa and the steam vegies then seasoning it
with salt, pepper, turmeric and lemon juice.
On a little coconut oil roast the seeds and sprinkle them on.
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