The DASH diet emerged as a dietary alternative for people with hypertension, although it has also shown great benefits for weight loss and diabetes. It consists of a low-salt diet rich in fruits and vegetables. We’ll tell you all about the benefits of the DASH diet and how to put it into practice. What does the DASH Diet Consist Of? The DASH diet (Dietary … Read more
Following this diet involves eliminating all plant-based foods and eating only meat, fish, eggs, and small amounts of low-lactose dairy products. Some of the foods that can be consumed include beef, chicken, lamb, turkey, offal, salmon, sardines, white fish, and small amounts of cream and aged cheese. Butter, lard, and bone broth are also permitted. … Read more
Normally, inflammation occurs when we get hurt. The area reddens and swells because the body releases cytokines, substances whose purpose is to “repair” the damage caused by the impact. This acute inflammation is necessary and beneficial. However, when an inflammatory process persists beyond this initial moment, the cellular damage coexists with the body’s efforts to repair it, causing … Read more
Are you on a diet? Well, you don’t have to give up dessert. There’s a wide selection of recipes you can prepare that range from 100 to 300 calories per serving and will be a fantastic way to end your meal. If you don’t have time, the quickest and healthiest option can be found among these delicious and … Read more
A healthy and budget-friendly menu is a weekly meal plan that covers energy and micronutrient needs with nutrient-dense foods that are low-cost per serving, prioritizing legumes, eggs, seasonal vegetables, and meat or fish in appropriate portions. Although many people believe that eating healthy is expensive, with good planning it’s possible to follow a healthy and inexpensive menu without sacrificing nutritional quality. In this example, the … Read more
This dietary pattern is based on reducing sodium intake to below 2.3g in the DASH diet (minimum), increasing potassium and other minerals like calcium and magnesium, which can also potentially improve hypertension. To achieve this, the diet involves reducing processed and pre-cooked foods and recommends consuming fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains and nuts, lean fish and meats, as well … Read more
Menopause is defined as the permanent cessation of menstruation in women after a minimum of 12 consecutive months, without any pathological cause, and resulting from the loss of ovarian follicular activity. It usually occurs naturally between the ages of 45 and 55, and while in some cases it can be sudden and without any symptoms, … Read more
Here you have a menu with recipes for women in menopause, designed to support hormonal, bone and cardiovascular health, in addition to controlling weight and improving energy. Keys to Nutrition in Menopause Menu with recipes for athletic women in menopause This menu balances proteins, healthy fats, fiber, calcium and antioxidants to support the health of … Read more
Control Your Meat Consumption and Foods to Lower Cholesterol Food Group Recommended (YES) Limit or Avoid (NO) Fats Virgin olive oil, avocado, nuts. Butter, margarine, palm oil. Proteins Oily fish, legumes, chicken breast. Processed meats, fatty red meats, organ meats. Grains Oats, brown rice, 100% whole wheat bread. Commercially baked goods. Weekly Menu to Lower … Read more
FODMAP stands for fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and polyols. It’s a type of carbohydrate that can resist digestion. Some people with digestive issues may benefit from reducing them in their diet. What you eat can have a better effect on your body, and digestive problems are incredibly common. FODMAPs are types of carbohydrates found in certain … Read more