Showing posts with label oatmeal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oatmeal. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 September 2016



Gluten-Free Breakfast

By Ms H   Judit Hadnagy


Ingredients for 2 persons

1
Gluten-free oatmeal
100g
2
Buckwheat
200g
3
Ground linseed
2 tbsp
4
Egg
2 medium
5
Milk
50 ml
6
Coconut oil
1 tsp  for the butter and
1 tbsp for frying
7
Honey
2 tbsp
8
Strawberries  
100g
9
Blueberries
50g
10
Raspberries
50g


Method
  • ·      Mix the 1-6 ingredients for making the butter
  • ·      Fry the pancakes
  • ·      Spread the honey on the pancakes
  • ·      Serve with the fresh fruits


Monday, 23 May 2016

Best Diet For Lowering Cholesterol - 3 Foods That Help Improve Your Heart Health Fast

By Lisa Pedersen 

Did you just come from the doctor's office? Did your physician tell you your cholesterol is too high? If your doctor says you need to change your eating habits, then you need to find a diet for lowering cholesterol. You want to make sure that you take this diet very seriously.
As your doctor may have advised you, high cholesterol is a "silent" killer. It leads to many other types of horrible conditions including high blood pressure, heart disease, and possibly heart attacks and strokes. Cholesterol is a precursor to many other physical problems down the road. You have to start making changes in your life now so that you can live a long and productive life.

Here are some foods you should include in a cholesterol lowering diet:
1. Apples. We all know the saying that "an apple a day keeps the doctor away." There is a lot of truth to that statement. Apples contain a lot of soluble and insoluble fibers that have a great impact on your health. Apples should be something that you are eating almost everyday.
2. Broccoli. You may not love broccoli as much as I do, but broccoli is an excellent food for keeping away heart disease and high blood pressure. You can get the benefits your body is lacking with broccoli.
3. Oatmeal. There are many benefits to including oatmeal as part of your balanced diet. Foods rich in oats and whole grains have been proven to be very effective in lowering cholesterol.
These are some foods I would make sure to include in a diet for lowering cholesterol. You will also want to include a lot of fruits and vegetables in your diet. Make sure you take vitamins everyday, and make sure you take a vitamin that is specifically designed to help you control your cholesterol. The B vitamins provide the most benefits to your body to control cholesterol.
There are also natural supplements on the market today that will help lower your cholesterol levels naturally with ingredients such as d-limonene oil and beta sitosterol. I highly recommend them. They have been proven effective and safe.
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Sunday, 3 April 2016

Diet for the healthy heart

by Ms H   Judit Hadnagy 

Diet for the healthy heart should consist of plenty of fruits, vegetables, fiber and fish.  You should limit salt, saturated and trans fats.
Fatty fish is essential on your plate couple of times a week, salmon, mackerel, sardines and tuna contain omega3 fatty acids, which lower the risk of irregular heart beat, arrhythmia and plaque build up in arteries, atherosclerosis.
Oatmeal is high in soluble fibre, which lowers cholesterol level in blood stream. Do not purchase instant oat because it can consist of high level of added sugar.
Soy products, including tofu and soy milk, are a good way to add protein to your diet without unhealthy fats and they can decrease LDL (bad) cholesterol.
Berries are beneficial if you consume them three times a week, they contain anthocyanin and flavonoids, which decrease blood pressure.

Citrus fruits have high level of vitamin C intake is associated with reduced stroke risk and link with lower risk of heart disease.
Tomato contains Lycopene, a carotenoid, that may help get rid of (bad) LDL cholesterol, keep blood vessels open and  lower heart attack risk. Tomato is low in calories and low in sugar.
Pomegranate contains numerous antioxidants, including heart-promoting polyphenols and anthocyanins, which may help stave off hardening of the arteries.
Nuts unsalted almonds, walnuts, pistachios, peanuts and macadamia nuts contain vitamin E, which helps lower LDL cholesterol, “good for you heart” fibre and omega 3 fatty acids.
Legumes such as beans, lentils, and peas are an excellent source of protein without a lot of unhealthy fat. They lower the risk of heart disease and control the blood sugar level.

Extra virgin olive oil is a good source of monounsaturated fats, which can help reduce both cholesterol and blood sugar levels. Olives themselves—both green and black—are another source of "good" fat Do not use olive oil for cooking and frying use coconut oil instead of it.
Potato is good for your heart if it is not deep fried. It has lots of health benefits; example it is rich in potassium, which can help lower blood pressure, good source of carbohydrates.
Avocado is rich in the monounsaturated fats that may lower heart disease risk. It is also high in antioxidants and in potassium.
Flax seed and chia seed are high in omega-3 fatty acids and fibre.
Dark chocolate contains flavonoids, which may help blood pressure, clotting and inflammation.
Red wine lowers heart disease risk. Higher amounts, more than a drink or two a day, can actually increase risk. A polyphenol found in red wine, resveratrol reduces the risk of coronary heart disease and cancer.
Coffee may also promote heart health. Two cups a day could lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke by 30%.














Wednesday, 20 January 2016

The Power of Mediteranean Diet
By Geoffrey L  
Did you know that mediteranean diet is regarded as one of the healthiest diet which has been in observed for so many years to date. The mediterranian diet is recognized by food high in;
a. Use of mono-unsaturated fats such as Olive oil as their main source of fat and cooking.
b. Low to moderate use of amounts of wine.
c. A lot of fresh fruits, vegetables, cereals, potatoes, lentils, nuts, seeds and whole grain bread.
d. Plenty of whole grains like brown rice, oatmeal, bread and pasta.
e. Much less consumption of animal products such as milk, fish, poultry and beef.
Mediterranian diet or food are generally fresh, seasonal whole foods which have not gone through processing which tend to strip off nutrients and fiber, but instead they are prepared using simple cooking methods and not usually have to do deep frying.
According to Archives of Internal Medicine, December 2008, phenolic compounds may explain mediteranean diet benefits where blood vessels appear healthier after individuals consume olive oil high in phenolic compounds.
Phenolic compounds in Olive oil which have antioxidant, anti- inflammatory and anti-clotting properties may explain cardiovascular health benefits linked with mediterranian diet as per the new study.
Also another study as per American Journal of Clinical nutrition, December 2010 noted researchers in Israel found diet rich in antioxidants and omega 3 fatty acids, like Mediterranean diet offered protection against skin cancer. They found that melanoma rates in Mediterranian region were very low.

So why do Mediterranean diet emphasize use of olive oil?
Well, Olive oil which is unsaturated fats is considered the King of oils, and this is not only due to its incredible taste, but because of its nutritive and medicinal qualities. It regulates cholesterol in the blood.
It is used to protect against constipation and also with problems with gallbladder. Olives are rich in fats i.e. 36% and also have proteins which is 3%. Olive oil is rich in vitamins such as A, B1, B2, C, D, E and K and Iron.
I believe you have most likely heard of virgin and extra virgin olive oil and noticed them in your local store. Olive oil is pressed from harvested ripe olives and oil from the first pressing is classified as virgin. And extra virgin oil is oil from the first pressing that is usually low in acid less 1%.
What are the benefits of mediteranean diet
Overall the advantages of mediterranian diet is focused or geared towards health, and also to preserve a healthy weight.
Transforming your diet into mediteranean diet means positioning yourself in the right route to a healthy way of life like avoiding lifestyle diseases, keeping a healthy weight, looking younger and more energetic and many more other health benefits.
Keep in mind mediteranean diet is rich in;
1. Mono-unsaturated fats such as olive oil which is known to regulate cholesterol in the blood and other benefits such as cancer prevention.
2. Carotenoids which is found in colored fruits and vegetables known in its role in cancer prevention, defense from heart disease and antioxidants which safeguards arteries lining and fats in the blood from free radicals.
3. Phytochemicals which are basically substances produced in plants to protect them from viruses, fungi and bacteria.
How do I get started with Mediterranean diet? Where there is a will, there is a way. Getting started into this diet is simple and it involves;
1. Start using mono-unsaturated healthy fats such as olive oil for cooking instead of saturated fats found in animal products.
2. Choose whole grains e.g. rice, pasta, bread and legumes such as beans, peas, and lentils. I favor dried instead of canned since preservatives are used to prolong shelf life.
3. Choose a range of fresh colored fresh fruits and vegetables.
4. Incorporate potatoes, sweet potatoes in your diet and above all choose water instead of cola drinks which are full of empty calories.
All these tips needs a little adjustment and soon, its going to be a formed habit of leading a healthy lifestyle.
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