Thursday, 23 July 2015

Food not to eat on a first date

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Eat your kale - The Washington Post


  http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/eat-your-kale/2012/09/24/95a4d756-018f-11e2-9367-4e1bafb958db_story.html
Indeed, good overall preparation is essential if you want to enjoy that giant bag of kale, which has a well-deserved reputation for being tough and bitter. Finally, Orceyre cautions that kale crops are often sprayed with pesticides, so buy organic if you can manage it, and in all cases be sure to clean vegetables well to wash away any surface chemicals

Food Curated: All good food has a story. We tell it. On video.


  http://foodcurated.com/
was selected as an Official Honoree for Best Documentary: Series for the 2012 Webby Awards! Celebrating our 2012 James Beard Foundation Award nomination for Best Video Webcast! 3-Years in a Row! Woot! food. was interviewed this March for the trendsetting video show: Rethink 4 Our online food video series was listed as an Online Video Hero of 2010! Our Underground Lobster Pound story was an official selection of the 2010 Portable Film Festival in Australia! food

  http://www.bu.edu/today/2013/overnight-diet-fast-permanent-weight-loss/
Why is this a good diet for older people? Do all older people experience shrinking muscle mass? As you get older, you need more protein to prevent muscle loss. So this is a great diet for older people, because you calculate your DPR, or daily protein requirement, based on 1.5 grams of protein per kilogram of ideal body weight

Eatocracy - CNN.com Blogs


  http://eatocracy.cnn.com/
But expect an extra helping of slow-braised, bigger, badder, deeper stories that might even (gasp!) take us away from our desks every once in a while and out into the unknown. Kimchi - a pungent blend of fermented vegetables and spices - is a staple of the Korean table, and is typically offered amid a series of banchan, or free side dishes that are meant to accompany and complement the main dish

EatingAsia


  http://eatingasia.typepad.com/
Or Turkey, where lists of must-eats invariably include chicken breast pudding -- (Chicken! In a sweet dish! So crazy!) -- but not the humble kuru fasulye, a national soul food if ever there was one. Grilled gizzards are fab, tripe definitely has a place in Malay beef vermicelli soup and I do like blood cubes on occasion (always in northern Thailand, where they tend to be chewy and a bit smoky flavored)

  http://www.thatfoodcray.com/that-restaurant-cray-where-to-eat-in-hong-kong/
Healthier gluten-free and sugar-free dessert alternatives are also available.The Mandarin Cake Shop (Central) The Mandarin were the first in Hong Kong to hop onto the Cronut band wagon which they have renamed Kronut available in plain or chocolate filling. By the way, any chance that Le Salon Restaurant that served croissant in Hysan Place previously is serving croissant again? Or any alternative suggestion? Thanks

ieatishootipost: Singapore Food Reviews and Recipes


  http://ieatishootipost.sg/
This blog was still in its infancy then but after almost a year of eating at all the famous hawker stalls, I began to realise just how unique our hawker food really is. Zi Char A comprehensive list of all the best Zi Char in town! Knowledge Resource Durian Files Here is where you learn about the characteristics of MSW, D24, Golden Phoenix, D101, D13, D88 and the rest of the commonly found durians on our island Prawn Files Where I spent 6 months collecting prawns from the wet markets and photographing their private parts in order to identify them

THE ALKALINE DIET: A DIET WHICH MAKES SENSE


  http://www.buzzfeed.com/petradimovski/the-alkaline-diet-a-diet-which-makes-sense-18len
Most medical experts agree that a diet heavy in alkaline foods such as fruits, nuts and vegetables (plus water) is indeed very good for you, and that consuming a lot of acidic foods like processed animal protein and carbohydrates is bad. Proponents feel that imbalance also results in the breakdown of bone, making people more susceptible to bone disease as well as weight gain, illness and serious diseases like cancer and heart disease

  http://www.dyediet.com/2012/09/15/soft-drinks/sparkling-ice-what-zero-calories-come-with/
Bad news is that although kiwi juice concentrate is listed among the ingredients, its amount is perhaps close to nothing that is just enough to claim presence of the fruit. Reply DyeDiet says: April 11, 2014 at 5:59 pm Thank you for the comment! Reply Tiffiny says: April 4, 2014 at 6:02 pm I just started drinking these about a couple of weeks and Im not feeling so hot

The Evolution of Diet - National Geographic


  http://www.nationalgeographic.com/foodfeatures/evolution-of-diet/
Siberian nomads such as the Evenk reindeer herders and the Yakut ate diets heavy in meat, yet they had almost no heart disease until after the fall of the Soviet Union, when many settled in towns and began eating market foods. But Anachere is a two-day trip from San Borja by motorized dugout canoe, so the Tsimane living there still get most of their food from the forest, the river, or their gardens

  http://www.eufic.org/
Too much saturated fat is not good for your healthEating too many of those tasty, fatty foods (such as butter, spreads, fried meats and sausages, pies and pastries) might not always be so good for your body. Their obesity forecast exercise indicated that unless immediate action was taken, the proportion of overweight or obese adults in Europe would rise by 2030

Eating To Break 100: Longevity Diet Tips From The Blue Zones : The Salt : NPR


  http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/04/11/398325030/eating-to-break-100-longevity-diet-tips-from-the-blue-zones
Ikaria, Greece You may remember this Blue Zone from Buettner's wonderful 2012 New York Times Magazine article entitled "The Island Where People Forget To Die." As we've reported, health researchers have long praised the Mediterranean diet for promoting brain and physical health and keeping chronic diseases at bay. As Buettner writes, "The big secret of the Nicoyan diet was the 'three sisters' of Meso-American agriculture: beans, corn and squash." Those three staples, plus papayas, yams, bananas and peach palms (a small Central American oval fruit high in vitamins A and C), are what fuel the region's elders over the century

The Paleo Diet: Lose Weight and Get Healthy by Eating the Foods You Were Designed to Eat: Loren Cordain: 9780470913024: Amazon.com: Books


  http://www.amazon.com/The-Paleo-Diet-Healthy-Designed/dp/0470913029
Please try again 681 of 752 people found the following review helpfulsimply THE book to read on proper nutrition By A Customer on February 17, 2002Format: Hardcover I would like to write this review for 2 reasons:1)I just want to say that I first started to lose weight when I switched to a low-carb diet, but continued to eat lots of dairy and soy, as I was a vegetarian. You should probably ignore what the author says about fats and oils in this book, as most of it is just plain wrong.Liquid vegetable oils did not exist in paleolithic times and cooking with flax oil is very unhealthy! Saturated fats are also an important part of a healthy diet, and eating eggs does NOT raise your cholesterol levels

  http://livingwithoutagallbladder.net/
While your doctor or dietitian may explain some of these things to your loved one, you may be left in the dark about some interesting facts about the gallbladder yourself. It saved her life in fact because Papaya actually contains many healing properties that help the body recover after a traumatic experience such as a gallbladder surgery

  http://www.dyediet.com/
Elemental magnesium is classified as alkaline earth metal which is chemically reactive enough to not to occur in nature: It reacts slowly with oxygen and water at ambient temperature. The problem is that we have thousands of food additives in the American food supply and too many of them sound technically enough to not being understood by a majority of consumers

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