3 Easy Spring Salmon Recipes

I come from a lineage of medical physicians specialising in different streams. There are instances where we have had livid arguments and there have been moments of cognizance that come to my mind habitually. Let me take this opportunity to share my insight with you.

Energy is important for you to engage in daily activities. One of the best ways of getting the required energy is through food. To help you out here are tips on how to eat for energy: Take plenty of iron Iron is important in delivering oxygen to cells. This means that when you are iron-deficient less oxygen is supplied to body cells; therefore, you will most likely feel fatigued and as a result your mental and physical endurance will be impaired.

Your nutrition is very important for you to achieve your desired fitness goals. Although, nutrition is very important, many people tend to make a lot of mistakes about it. Here are some of the most common nutritional mistakes and how to avoid them: Avoiding fat Many people interested in losing weight feel that they should avoid fat. Although, fat has a lot of calories, it serves a number of important roles such as bringing about brain development and increasing absorption of fat-soluble vitamins such as A, D, E and K.

Do diets like 3 day diet, 1000 calories diet really work? And moreover are they healthy? The faster the effects of a diet, the more harmful they are, so try to avoid them. We all want to look good and in shape, but sometimes the cost is out of proportion. The best way to lose weight and stay healthy is taking the longer but more beneficial path. The first steps sound simple – eat healthy, stay hydrated, stay active. Easy and yet so challenging.

Ever wondered what a change of lifestyle can do for you? Or how a change in diet can affect your taste buds? Hopefully this will give you answers to these and other related questions.

When it comes to dieting and new year’s resolutions, they go hand in hand. How about changing your lifestyle eating habits in 2015 and beyond. Use this article as a guide to help you stay slim and healthy in the new year.

Water is the most important element in your life, perhaps even more important than air because more than three-quarters of your body is water. Dehydration is one of the key causes of “dis-ease.” The usual reasons people don’t drink water are that they don’t like the taste; it’s tasteless; tastes bad.. Here are tips to not only drink enough water for optimal metabolism, but to enjoy drinking water.

This article is for the busy entrepreneurs, moms on the go and others who feel that putting their health first may not fit into their schedule. With a few tips, you will be ready to be a happier and healthier you in no time at all!

Have you ever seen niacin on the back of a dietary supplement or in a food and wondered what it really does. This article shares how the body uses it and what happens if someone doesn’t get enough of it.

Artificial sweeteners can be a very controversial topic. On the one hand, the FDA says they are safe. On the other hand, much of the research, and some people who are nutrition experts, point out their dangerous side effects.

Curious how to make healthy taste better? How do I use spices that are already in the house to make my food taste great, and tap into some great benefits to feel great? I am a firm believer that food can heal, I use these spices daily, you deserve to feel great too.

What makes us crave certain foods? Why do we eat what we eat? Is it chemistry? Is it all in our heads? There is always a reason for overeating. If food tastes really good, it sort of makes us want to eat more. The scientists tell us that it is mostly in our heads. They say it is in specific areas of our brain, and that these are the same areas that are responsible for our memory and sense of pleasure. Our bodies respond to foods that are high in fat, salt, and sugar. This produces a high by stimulating specific areas of our brain. Our ability or capacity to control holiday food cravings is easier when we know why crave foods. This is consistent the axiom “knowing why makes what easier.”