#Healthy Food Tips

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Unlock the Power of Garlic: Nature’s Tiny Miracle for a Healthier You! 🌿🧄✨

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Chole bhature recipe | Chana Chola | Chole Bhature in Hindi| छोले भटूरे| 

Chole Bhature उत्तर भारत का यह एक सबसे लोकप्रिय शाकाहारी स्वादिष्ट स्ट्रीट फूड रेसिपी है। इसका

[theambitiouswoman]

⭐Vitamin Cheat Sheet⭐

Vitamin A: Vision, immune system, skin health.

Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): Energy metabolism, nerve function.

Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): Energy production, skin health.

Vitamin B3 (Niacin): Cellular energy production, skin health.

Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid): Metabolism, hormone production.

Vitamin B6: Brain function, mood regulation.

Vitamin B7 (Biotin): Healthy hair, skin, and nails.

Vitamin B9 (Folate): Cell division, DNA synthesis.

Vitamin B12: Nervous system, red blood cells.

Vitamin C: Immune system, collagen synthesis.

Vitamin D: Bone health, immune function.

Vitamin E: Antioxidant, skin health.

Vitamin K: Blood clotting, bone health.

Calcium: Bone and teeth health, muscle function.

Iron: Oxygen transport, energy production.

Magnesium: Nerve function, muscle relaxation.

Zinc: Immune system, wound healing.

Potassium: Fluid balance, nerve function.

Iodine: Thyroid function, metabolism.

Selenium: Antioxidant, thyroid health.

[thedailyhealthytip]

What Foods Should Be Avoided To Stay Healthy This Summer Season?

It's crucial to pay attention to what you consume when the temperatures rise. The summer months can cause a variety of health problems, and how you feel can be greatly influenced by what you eat. This article will discuss the things you should stay away from throughout the summer, including meat, junk food, spicy foods, seafood, fried foods, and street food. So continue reading to find out more about the summertime foods you should steer away from to keep healthy!

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Putting in the effort now so I can see the results later

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Understanding the Health Benefits of Organic Food over Inorganic Food

In today's fast-paced world, where we are increasingly conscious about our health and well-being, the choice of food we consume plays a crucial role. With the growing popularity of organic food, many individuals are questioning whether it truly offers superior health benefits compared to inorganic food. This article aims to shed light on the subject, exploring the distinct advantages that organic food brings to the table.

The Problem with Inorganic Food

Inorganic food, often referred to as conventional or non-organic food, has become a staple in many diets due to its wide availability and affordability. However, it is important to recognize the potential health concerns associated with the consumption of inorganic food. Packed with synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs), inorganic food can pose significant risks to our overall well-being.

The Organic Difference

Organic food, on the other hand, is cultivated through natural farming practices that prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable techniques. It offers a host of health benefits, including a reduced exposure to harmful chemicals, higher nutritional value, and improved taste. Understanding these advantages can empower individuals to make informed choices when it comes to their dietary preferences.

Health Benefits of Organic Food

Reduced Chemical Exposure: Organic food is cultivated without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers. By choosing organic, individuals can minimize their exposure to these harmful chemicals, potentially reducing the risk of chronic illnesses and promoting overall well-being.

Higher Nutritional Value: Organic fruits, vegetables, and grains tend to contain higher levels of essential nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. These nutrients are vital for supporting the immune system, maintaining optimal health, and preventing various diseases.

No GMOs: Organic food is strictly regulated to prohibit the use of genetically modified organisms. GMOs have raised concerns regarding their potential long-term health effects, making organic food a safer and more reliable option for health-conscious individuals.

Supporting Sustainable Agriculture: By opting for organic food, consumers contribute to the growth of sustainable agricultural practices. These practices focus on soil conservation, water management, and wildlife preservation, promoting a healthier planet for future generations.

Embracing Organic Food for a Healthier Lifestyle

Understanding the health benefits of organic food encourages individuals to adopt a more conscious approach to their food choices. By prioritizing organic options, individuals can take control of their health, support sustainable farming practices, and promote a more sustainable environment. To delve deeper into the world of healthy eating tips and explore a wealth of valuable information, visit Originz today.

Conclusion

Making the switch to organic food can have a profound impact on our health and well-being. With its reduced chemical exposure, higher nutritional value, and support for sustainable agriculture, organic food provides a healthier alternative to inorganic options. By understanding the health benefits of organic food, we can make informed choices that nourish our bodies and contribute to a more sustainable future. So, why wait? Start incorporating organic food into your diet and experience the positive transformation it brings to your overall health and vitality.

Ready to embark on a journey towards healthier eating? Visit Originz for a wealth of resources, tips, and inspiration to help you embrace a nutritious lifestyle. Discover delicious organic recipes, learn about sustainable food practices, and unlock the secrets to a vibrant, well-balanced diet. Start your healthy food journey with Originz today!

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Do you have any healthy snack suggestions for someone who isn't a huge fan of nuts and dried fruit?

FIRST: A 'Snack' is just a small portion of food. It is a signifier of quantity. 'Snack' does not exclude any type or form of food - it just means a lil' bit of food.

SECOND: "Healthy" is entirely relative to every individual.

'Healthy' is just 'Supportive of a complete nutritional profile, taking into account a person's existing diet, dietary needs, and habits of energy expenditure'

For example:

A small, greasy hamburger is an EXCELLENT snack for a highschool athlete who needs to consume an large amount of calories every day to maintain their body. It has lots of fat and protein for muscle recovery and long-term energy, carbs for immediate energy, and some lettuce/tomato/onion for some extra fiber/vitamins/minerals.

On the flip side, if someone already eats a fair amount of of meat and carbs already but has a lower-energy lifestyle, a healthy snack for them might entail leafy greens, beans/legumes and vegetables, because they need more fiber and nutrients in their diet that plants have in abundance.

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If you are allergic to or hate eating something, then it's not healthy to force yourself to eat it anyway. Find a different food, or a different way to prepare it that doesn't cause physical or psychological distress!

Don't like peanuts, but peanut butter is good? Eat peanut butter instead! Hate the texture of whole tomatoes, but tomato sauce is good? Eat tomato sauce instead!

Don't be afraid to finely mince or blend your ingredients into a sauce or smoothie if you feel you need or want to eat something for the nutrients but hate chewing it.

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I'm a big fan of probiotic stuff in general, like fermented foods (kimchi, pickles, sauerkraut, miso, mustard and yogurts), since a strong bacterial colony in the gut has a positive impact on wellbeing for most folks. More importantly, I love the taste.

Buuuuuuuut~ some people are extra sensitive to compounds that are concentrated in fermented foods. Those people should not eat a lot of fermented foods. It's not healthy for them.

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If you're munching snacks out of boredom when you're not actually hungry, something low-fat but satisfyingly crunchy usually does the trick for me. Something I can keep devouring for the sensory delight, gives some good nutrients, and won't make me feel overly full afterward.

Carrots, bell peppers, mung bean sprouts, apples, pears, jicama, radish, pretzels, sweet onions, green papaya, broccoli, popcorn, cucumber, water chestnut, seaweed crisps, coconut chips, any of those fermented foods I mentioned... hell, coleslaw is mostly cabbage with oil and vinegar - plow through that and have a great time!

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If you want a snack because you're hungry, but you just want to tide yourself over until the next meal, eat something that is high in fat and fiber. Fat & Fiber makes you feel full.

Cheese, Yogurt, Butter. Olive oil. Guacamole. Tinned fish. Cream. Fry up an egg. Olives, Hard-boiled eggs - These are all relatively high in fat.

Beans, Legumes, Oats, Leafy Greens, and most Berries are pretty high in fiber, and can pair up with any of the fatty things.

Hell, a slice of cheese pizza is also fine! Buttered toast is fine! A small portion of roast beef from last night's dinner!

Eat a little bit, wait 20 minutes, and see if you're still hungry after that. A normal stomach takes 20-30 minutes to register feeling satiated. (Some people's stomachs don't really feel the difference of hunger vs satiation. Those people need to be more mindful of the quantities of food they eat - both eating too much, AND eating too little!)

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If you want a snack because salty snacks in particular sound fucking amazing, but other fatty and high-protein foods sound kinda gross, Try chugging a glass of water.

If water doesn't resolve the feeling after giving it a few minutes, try something with salt.

Dehydration and not having enough salt in your body both cause salt cravings. Acute thirst is often mistaken as hunger.

Honestly, you can have a handful of chips. Eating a whole family-sized bag of potato chips in one sitting is probably too much salt & fat for most people, but eating a handful here and there is fine. It's just as morally neutral as eating a carrot.

Eat some rice with soy sauce. Eat some pickled okra, or pickled onions. Eat some miso soup. Drink some soup broth. Have some salt-cured meats.

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So: A Healthy Snack!

Ask yourself: Am I hungry, bored, or thirsty?

Ask yourself: What have I been eating lately, and what has my diet lacked, or had in excess? (Fats, Protein, Carbohydrates, Vitamins/Minerals, Water, Salt)

Ask yourself: Am I trying to provide my body with a complete nutritional profile, including fats and carbs - or am I focusing on an imagined 'purity' of food and assigning moral value to eating what diet culture calls healthy so I can be 'good.' (Aka: Do you think instances of eating candy or fatty food is 'being bad'? Stop that.)

Ask yourself: Am I able to rely on my body's signals for hunger and thirst, or do I need to manually track this?

Sometimes a snack is a small portion of leftovers from yesterday.

Sometimes a snack is carefully sliced, cooked, and arranged on a cute plate.

Sometimes a snack is gnawing through half a head of cabbage doused in vinegar.

Sometimes a snack is a handful of shredded cheese eaten from your own palm so you become both the gentle horse and the stablehand feeding it, and that's all okay

[agirlwithglam]

🎀 The It Girl Lifestyle Guide 🎀

hi girlies! this guide is a part of the big series: The Ultimate It-Girlism Guide. in this mini guide i'll be including all things health, morning/nighttime routines, and more!

How to create your ideal morning / night / any other routine:

Here’s a mini step by step guide to curating a routine that works specifically for YOU, tailored to your own needs and wants. This can be for any routine u wanna create: morning, night, after school, after work, before school/ work, etc etc.

Apps / things needed:

ChatGPT (or an AI like that- it’s not completely necessary but it’s useful)

Notes app / docs app. (Or a pen and paper- this will be to write down the routine!)

Calendar app (optional tbh)

Ok so first off: decide what you want in your routine. Make a list in no particular order of what you need/ want in the routine.

Some examples:

Once you’ve created this list, you’re pretty much half way done. In this next part you can use chat GPT to make it easier, or use your own mind.

The next thing to do is: ask chatGPT to make a routine with the steps u wanted.

Make sure to mention what time your routine starts and ends. And if there’s anything you want to change, you can just ask the AI or make those changes yourself!

The last step is to write it down!

You can either write it down on the notes app, docs, on a journal/ piece of paper, anything that’s easily accessible to you. I heavily recommend writing it down somewhere, but if you dont want to you can…

Put it into your calander. This can help you be a bit more organised, but it’s not completely needed. As long as it’s written down somewhere- so you dont need to always remember it- you’re good.

Health and wellness

In this section, i will be talking about fitness, mental health and physical health. I will mention some useful tips to finally start, how to overcome procrastination, and how to take care of that area of your body.

1. FITNESS.

Numero uno: fitness! I’m not going to go yapping on about how fitness is so important- im assuming you all know that by now. But let me just remind you that staying fit is not only exercising or going to the gym everyday. It can be: running, going for a walk, playing a sport, yoga, pilates, dancing, cycling, and THE LIST GOES ON. DO anything that moves your body and gets you fit!

Here are some tips to help you get started:

Start small. Set small goals first. Set SMART goals

Choose the activities you enjoy. Like i mentioned earlier, there’s tons of ways to stay fit- cycling, running, swimming, yoga, dance, sports, etc. etc. (if you like, joining a class or working out with friends can help you stay motivated!)

Stay consistent. I know i know, this is said everywhere. But there is no progress without consistency. Even if you can’t do a whole workout one day, try and do 10 jumping jacks, or 5 pushups. Do whatever you can. Remember: 1% is better than 0.

Create a vision board. You can create one yourself, or find tons of them off Pinterest. Vision boards will make the process so much more fun and will certainly motivate you.

Set a reward system. Tell yourself: if you do this high intensity workout now, you can go to the spa later or watch tv.

Find a why. This goes for like everything tbh. If your why is big enough, you are capable of doing anything (even finding that lost book that you owe the library!) basically, are you doing this to get ripped? With tons of abs, or to get strong and impress people? Or are you doing this to boost your self esteem and improve your health?

2. FOOD & NUTRITION.

Balanced diet: eat the rainbow! Meaning- eat meals with a variety of different colours. Fruits, vegetables, proteins, carbohydrates, etc. it’s completely alright to eat a chocolate, but remember: EVERYTHING IN MODERATION.

Hydration: aim for at least 8 glasses of water a day. Trust me, drinking the magical potion that is water will help you SO much! It can help you clear your skin, have pink uncrusty lips, keep you fit and soooo much more.

Mindful eating: in the book IKIGAI it is said that you should only eat until you’re 80% full. Not 100%. Why? Because the time it takes for you to digest the food will have already made you extremely full. You may even have a stomachache. Studies also show that cutting back on calories can lead to better heart health, longevity, and weight loss.

Here are some tips to manage cravings:

Find healthier alternatives. If you are craving something sweet like chocolate, have something like a sweet fruit. If you crave something salty, try nuts. If you can’t think of any, search up some healthier alternatives to it!

Create more friction for junk, and less friction for healthy. This concept was said in the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. What does it mean? Make sure that it takes a lot of energy to get the unhealthy junk food. Maybe keep them high up in a cupboard so whenever you want it you have to go get a ladder, climb up, and then get it. And keep the healthy food in easy reach. Like some fruits open on a table, etc. (also remember to keep some actually yummy healthy food like Greek yogurt or protein bars.)

Distract yourself. Go do a workout or engage your mind in a hobby that you enjoy. Basically take your mind off food.

Yummy water. Make some lemonade for yourself. Or perhaps add slices of lemon, cucumber, mint or strawberries to it for some flavours. I’d do some research on this cus i know that some combos can rly help for things like clearing your skin, boosting energy, etc.

3. MENTAL HEALTH

Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health. It affects how we think, feel and act and also determines how we handle stress, relate to others, relationships, etc.

Of course there will be ups and downs for our mental health. It’s not something that you can just fix once and it’ll be good forever. No, it’s a rollercoaster. But having a “good” mental health is really important for a successful lifestyle.

Here are some tips to help you improve your mental health:

Meditation / deep breathing. I can’t emphasise how important this is. Even 1-2 minutes a day is good. Start small. You dont even need to be sitting crossed legged for this. Whether you’re in class, on a vehicle or in a stressful situation; just breathe. Take a deep breath, and out. Do it right now.

Journalling. Write. It. Out. Writing your problems and worries out is SOO therapeutic, especially when you want to calm down. There are SO MANY benefits to journalling. But remember that once you’ve ranted on the paper, tear it, rip it, and watch it burn. (Don’t keep a journal for this unless you KNOW 150% that no ones ever gonna read it. Trust me, it’s terrifying knowing that someone’s read that.) other things you can do is create a gratitude journal, so whenever you’re feeling low you can just go to it or write in it.

Self careee!! Create time for self care in your week. Because if you do that, it’s gonna be that one thing which you’ll be looking forward to each week, which will make life SO much more fun and bearable. For me, my forms of self care are watching thewizardliz or tam Kaur, reading, watching a movie at night, etc.

POSITIVE. SELF. TALK. Need i say more? What you say to yourself, is what you believe. And what you believe reflects in your external life.

Sing your heart out to Olivia Rodrigo. I swear this is actually so calming and therapeutic. Basically: express your feelings. If you’re angry at someone, feeling grief or really hurt by someone, screaming to Olivia Rodrigo songs in my bedroom is my go-to (i just make sure not to do it when others can here hehe). You can punch your pillow, scream, cry, etc.

Remember honey: this too will pass. Repeat that over in your head. This will pass. This will pass. This will pass. I know you may be going through the toughest time ever, but this too will pass. Nothing is forever. You’ve gotten through so much worse. You’ve got this.

!! Girls, please remember that these are just some tips. I am NOT a professional. If you really feel horrible every single day, go to therapy or counselling. Also contact mental health hotlines or emergency numbers if needed.

Mkay thats it! I hope this was of some value to you, and stay tuned for the next guide in the it girl series!

[reality-detective]

I have posted a lot about bees and EVERYTHING they create is incredible.

Here 👇 is one that I posted

If you want to learn more. Go to my home page and tap search at the top, type in bees and educate yourself.

Oh and get real honey from a local place that has the honeycomb in the jar. Honey is the most important ingredient in a lot of natural remedies for this very reason.

Honey is a super food 🤔

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Top Foods, Nutrients & Tips to:

BOOST YOUR IRON LEVELS

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Teas For Healing

01. Rosemary Tea

Promotes brain health and increases blood circulation.

02. Hibiscus Tea

High in vitamins and is refreshing.

03. Lemon Balm Tea

Treats beadaches and bas a calming effect.

04. Chamomile Tea

Helps you sleep better and treats stomach aches,

[navyhealthyglow]

how to take care of yourself during winter - glow up tips no.4

December had officially arrived, so it's time for the winter season. During this time, it's extremely important to take care of ourselves, because of the cold and gloom outside. Here is a long list of ideas on how you can take care of you during this time<3

★ drink warm tea ★ wear warm footwear ★ wear thermals ★ use aquaphor/vaseline on your hands ★ use moisturizing hair masks ★ eat warming foods ★ wear gloves so your skin doesn't dry ★ moisturize your lips ★ go to bed earlier ★ take warm baths ★ move your body ★ journal ★ wear warm and fuzzy sweaters ★ create a cozy slow morning routine ★ oil your hair ★ make a winter themed playlist ★ light up a candle ★ decorate your room ★ watch a cozy movie ★ do some breathwork exercises ★ make festive food ★ spend time with loved ones ★ don't compare yourself to other people ★ read a nice book ★ use warm tone light instead of a cool one ★ use lotion on your body ★ don't use "walk don't run" skincare products, go for those that work for your skin type and make sure to moisturize ★ finish your work before the deadline catches you ★ attend festive events for example: christmas fairs ★ advent calendars<3 ★ learn something new, maybe a recipe or a skill? ★ let go of things that don't serve you anymore

Bonus: You can create an advent calendar with selfcare tasks to help you get through this time, and also celebrate the christmas season<3

That's it, hope you enjoyed, and let me know in the comments how are you taking care of yourself during winter time?

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Benefits of apple cider vinegar 🍏✨

• Skin toner: Clears & balances

• pH balance: Supports vaginal health in a diluted bath

• Face masks: Adds glow & fights acne

• Hair rinse: Boosts shine & reduces dandruff

• Salad dressing: Adds flavor & aids digestion

• Cleaning: Natural disinfectant

• Fruit & veggie wash: Removes dirt & pesticides

• Immune boost: Rich in antioxidants & antimicrobial

• Digestive aid: Supports gut health when taken diluted

• Appetite control: May help curb cravings

• Blood sugar balance: Helps regulate levels

• Sore throat relief: Mix with warm water to soothe

• Foot soak: Softens skin & fights odor

• Sunburn relief: Calms redness when diluted

[thedailyhealthytip]

What you should Eat on the Keto Diet

The keto diet can help you lose weight, control your blood sugar levels, and lower your blood pressure. Because of its high-fat and low-carb approach, it may initially appear overly restrictive. In spite of this, there are many nutritious, delicious, and versatile foods available that will help you stay within your daily carb range. You will reap all the health benefits of the keto diet by eating a wide variety of these foods.