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BENEFITS OF SUPER SEEDS : Tiny but potent , that's what most seeds are - a powerful punch of pure plant nutrition.◾Pumpk...
01/09/2020

BENEFITS OF SUPER SEEDS :
Tiny but potent , that's what most seeds are - a powerful punch of pure plant nutrition.

◾Pumpkin Seeds :
Packed with a wide variety of nutrients like magnesium, copper, protein, and zinc, the small seeds can make your snacking a healthy affair. They are good for your bones. Rich in vitamin E, it helps to boost immunity. Good for heart health & diabetes.

◾Sesame Seeds :
Loaded with so many good plant compounds these are also rich in calcium, good fats, protein, B vitamins, minerals, fiber, antioxidants, making these excellent for bone health, PMS, osteoporosis, promoting hair growth, skin health amongst other heart healthy benefits.

◾ Chia seeds :
Excellent source of omega 3 fatty acids, fiber, proteins and minerals like calcium, manganese and phosphorous, chia seeds are a healthy addition to your diet. They lower insulin resistance and help fight diabetes, high blood pressure and cardiac problems.

◾Sunflower Seeds :
Sunflower seeds are rich in the B complex vitamins, and are a good source of phosphorus, magnesium, iron, calcium, potassium, protein and vitamin E. Helps in treating blood pressure, headaches, migraines along with promoting healthy teeth and bones.

◾Hemp Seeds :
A complete protein like egg, h**p seeds are excellent source of easily digestible proteins. They contain the essential fatty acids tht help build anti- inflammatory hormones, they prevent conditions like arthritis, asthma.

◾ Flaxseeds :
Rich source of dietary fiber, omega - 3 fatty acids and antioxidants, flaxseeds help adjust your HDL & LDL ratio and thus protect your heart, promote fertility, relieve constipation and improves immunity.

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12/08/2020

Here’s a look at what to eat and what not to eat during monsoon:

-Avoid foods with high water content- Eating foods which have high water content like lassi, watermelon, rice, muskmelon may cause body to swell due to water retention. So, it’s better to opt for foods like corn, gram flour, chickpea etc.

-Opt for yogurt, curd and almonds in your diet instead of milk, especially during daytime.

-Take foods which have high amount of fibre and protein such as brown rice, multigrain rotis, oats, and barley.

-Add a clove of garlic to soups, sir fries and curries since it helps in increasing immunity

-Drink boiled or filtered water to avoid water-borne infections.

-Consume vegetables like bitter gourd, and medicinal herbs like neem, turmeric powder and methi seeds that boost your immunity.

-Preferred oil in rainy season is ricebran oil or other light oils.

-Eat a lot of fresh fruits like apples, mangoes, pomegranates, and pears as they help in restoring energy. But avoid eating cut fruits and salads outside.

-Drink herbal tea, especially those with antibacterial properties. For examples ginger, pepper, honey, mint, cinnamon licorice, moringa, lemon tea and basil leaves tea.

-Better to steam or re-cook food before consumption, especially salad and boiled rice.

-If you are suffering from arthritis, you may suffer increased pain during monsoons. To avoid this, you should drink warm water with tulsi and cinnamon on an empty stomach in the morning.

-Apply neem oil or coconut oil on skin before stepping outside

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