Showing posts with label anti-bacterial. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 8 October 2019
Wednesday, 29 November 2017
Our traditional winter seasonings
The traditional winter foods are flavoured with cinnamon,
nutmeg, cloves and honey. They are also rich in chocolate, dried fruits, nuts,
almonds and chestnut. These spices, nuts
and dried fruits raise the festivity.
Inspect the health benefits of these spices:
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Cinnamon
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Nutmeg
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Cloves
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Protects healthy heart and brains.
Benefits for dental health and hygiene.
Fights infection and diabetes.
It has anti-inflammatory properties.
It contains antioxidants, which can help lowering cancer
risk.
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Nutmeg is a pain relief
It is liver and kidney detoxifier.
Benefits for dental hygiene and health.
Nutmeg can also help for digestion related problems.
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Cloves reduce inflammation, fight against upper
respiratory infections.
Improve digestion.
Enhance sexual health.
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Honey is a
traditional winter sweetener. It is a
natural treatment for our winter flu, reducing cough and throat irritation. It helps regulate blood sugar. It provides antibacterial
and antifungal effects. It helps to fight against cancer and beneficial for healthy
heart.
Monday, 30 January 2017
Health Benefits of Bay Leaves
Ms H
The
ancient Romans and Greeks used to make crowns out of true bay leaves to crown
great and proficient people. The word ‘baccalaureate’ originates from this
giving of bay leaf crowns to show success, as does the term "poet laureate".
Laurus nobilis is an evergreen tree or big shrub native to
the Mediterranean region. It is one of the plants used for bay leaf seasoning
in cooking. Bay leaves have their distinctive aroma and flavour.
Nutritional platter:
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Minerals: calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese
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Vitamins: vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin B12,
vitamin D
Health benefits:
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bay leaves have antibacterial and antifungal
properties,
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bay leaf oil eases pain on inflamed joins, helps
pain from arthritis rubbing it on joints,
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they are helpful in regulating blood sugar,
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bay leaf tea keep the scalp healthy,
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they also helpful in digestion
You can take advantage of all these effects by using bay
leaves in your foods, making bay leaf tea or bay leaf oil
Health Benefits of Lemongrass
Ms H
The lemongrass, cymbopogon, growths in Asia,
Africa, Australia and the tropical islands. Due to their scent the leaves and the
oil commonly cultivated as culinary and medicinal herb.
Nutritional
values:
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Lemongrass
is rich in minerals:
magnesium,
copper,
iron,
potassium,
calcium,
phosphorous
manganese.
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Lemongrass
is a good source of vitamins:
vitamin C,
vitamin A.
folic acid,
folate; vitamin B12 B9
Health
benefits of lemongrass:
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Lemongrass
tea contains antiseptic compounds that kill bad bacteria and parasites in the
digestive tract providing healthy
digestive system.
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Controls cholesterol level by reducing the absorption of cholesterol from
the intestine and assisting in the oxidation of LDL- cholesterol (bad
cholesterol) in the blood, which helps to prevent atherosclerotic plaque buildup.
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Lemongrass
tea helps fight cancer by causing
the cancer cell commit suicide.
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Regular
consumption of lemongrass tea maintains detoxification
of the body by removing toxins, uric acid and bad cholesterols.
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The antibacterial and antifungal properties of lemongrass able it to fight fever, coughs
and flu.
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The anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties appoint it for
treating arthritis, rheumatism, gout and joint pain generally.
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