By ashling on May 24th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
Leading scientists say there is more evidence that ever before that fibre rich foods prevent bowel cancer . The world cancer research fund (WCRF) which commissioned the study said it recommended people eat a plant based diet including fibre rich foods such as whole grains , fruits , vegetables and pulses such as beans. They […]
By ashling on April 5th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
Sports nutrition smoothie 1 banana – potassium will help boost metabolism 1 apple- rich source of fibre( pectin) to keep you feeling full pinch of cinnamon- to balance blood sugars and increase natural production of insulin 1 tablespoon honey- helps with energy production and immune function 2 tablespoons natural yougart – helps with protein content […]
By ashling on March 28th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
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By ashling on March 23rd, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
Onions , chives , leeks , scalions and shallots are all noted for their powerfull phytochemicals and fibre content which can help protect against cancer, cardivascular disease and constipation. Did you know that studies have found a significantly reduced risk for lung cancer among people who eat quercitin rich foods such as red onions. These […]
By ashling on March 16th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
Recipe for Cashew, Mushroom and Parsnip Loaf Ingredients: Measurements: Ground Cashew Nuts 225g Breadcrumbs 113g Parsnips 3 medium sized Egg 1 Yeast extract 1 tsp Rosemary Half teaspoon Thyme Half teaspoon Salt Pinch of salt Pepper Pinch of pepper Mushrooms 225g Butter 25g Drections: Grease 2lb loaf tin Sautee mushrooms in butter. All other ingredients […]
By ashling on March 8th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
We all try to have a healthy diet in the hope it will have a positive effect on our health. We all know calcium is necessary to build strong bones and teeth in men and women, however eating a variety of calcium rich foods (milk, dairy products and tofu) may not be enough. Calcium is […]
By ashling on February 16th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
An easy way to increase the intake of zinc in your diet is to increase your intake of pumpkin seeds . Ingredients for easy granola bar 3 cups porridge 1 cup of pumpkin seeds 2 tablespoons butter, melted or honey 1 cup flaked coconut 1 cup sliced almonds 1/2 cup sweetened dried cranberries Directions […]
By ashling on February 9th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
Cinnamon prevents cravings Cinnamon bark contains essential oils, acids and tannins that stimulate blood circulation and speeds up metabolism. This means that our bodies use up more energy and store less fat. Cinnamon bark can also be ground fresh and can be sprinkled on our food, in porridge, rice , yougart or soups. It can […]
By ashling on January 17th, 2011 and posted in Uncategorized
Walnut is an excellent source of manganese and copper. They also contain very good levels of magnesium and phosphorous. Good levels of zinc, iron, calcium and selenium can also be found in walnut. They also contain traces of iodine. Walnuts are low in sodium. Walnuts contain excellent levels of vitamin B6, thiamin (B1) and pantothenic […]
By ashling on December 15th, 2010 and posted in Uncategorized
Don’t go to a party hungry: we often eat faster and more when we are hungry – therefore eat a whole food breakfast such as porridge and lunch on the day to avoid overeating at the party. Watch your portion: treat yourself a nice drink, dessert, chocolate or sweets without guilt, but always watch your […]