All that is required of you for this purpose, adding "a pinch" of any of the following items to your breakfast and - voila, you're already one step closer to a healthy mind in a healthy body.
1. Raspberries
Half
a cup of raspberries, whether fresh or frozen, covers 20% of the
recommended daily dose of vitamin C. In addition, these delicious
berries have excellent antioxidant properties and their high fiber
boosts metabolism and signaling the body to burn stored fat . Raspberries
can easily be mixed with almost any breakfast, which you remember or be
used in the preparation of the boot, multivitamin juice. Suffice it to mix them with your other favorite fruit of your choice and drop them in the food processor - it will do the rest.
2. Pistachios
Pistachios are the best nuts to start the day. Their composition is rich in valuable phytosterols that represent plant fats, whose main property is to reduce levels of bad LDL cholesterol, thereby actively protect the health of the arteries. Chop a small handful of retail pistachios and sprinkle them with your favorite snack or eat them alone, but be careful - although these nuts are extremely beneficial to them not to overdo it, because it will "eat" a tangible part of the recommended calories your intake for the day.
3. Turmeric
If you like to eat something salty breakfast such as tasty scrambled eggs, turmeric is right for you. A couple of clips of this spicy condiment, added to the pan, will accelerate efficient metabolic rate of your body at the same time will give you a powerful dose of antioxidants with anticancer activity.
4. Humus
During breakfast, hummus can be consumed as a cure but a thick creamy sauce in which to dip their bagels or healthy to spread on toast with bread. This will start your day with a shock dose of filling fiber and protein, which will allow you to conquer hunger until at least noon.
5. Linseed
1 tablespoon flax seed sprinkled on the plate with your oatmeal will provide you with valuable omega-3 fatty acids, which stimulates the brain system and two additional grams of fiber facilitating the smooth flow of processes in the digestive tract.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
5 foods that interfere with sleep
If you have trouble sleeping, probably often wonder whether a midnight snack you will not come good? For many people the answer is "Yes", but you must be very careful what you eat in the wee hours of the day. Some foods interfere with restful sleep.
Canned meats. Perhaps many of you are used to make a ham sandwich for a midnight snack. Ham, bacon, sausages and smoked meats, however, contain amino acids that trigger the production of chemicals in the brain that keep us from falling asleep. They stimulate the body and send a signal to the body that it is time to wake up.
Chocolate. Do you drink a cup of hot chocolate at night? Watching TV or in bed with a book ... Beware of chocolate! Many people are sensitive to caffeine and even a little bit of sweet black will prevent sweet dreams. Chocolate also contains amino acids that stimulate brain activity.
Energy drinks. Red Bull and other energy drinks are high in caffeine. They make us alert and full of energy. After a cup of energy drink very difficult to sleep.
Tomato sauce, chili, pizza, and spicy foods. Digestive problems are a common cause of sleep problems. Many people do not make such a connection. Acidic and spicy foods can cause bad heartburn and bloating, which can prevent you from sleeping peacefully.
Alcohol. If a glass of beer makes you feel more relaxed after dinner, you will find that it is only the beginning of the night trouble. Alcohol will dehydrate you and you need to drink more water. This is one of the main causes of repeated nighttime trips to the bathroom.
Canned meats. Perhaps many of you are used to make a ham sandwich for a midnight snack. Ham, bacon, sausages and smoked meats, however, contain amino acids that trigger the production of chemicals in the brain that keep us from falling asleep. They stimulate the body and send a signal to the body that it is time to wake up.
Chocolate. Do you drink a cup of hot chocolate at night? Watching TV or in bed with a book ... Beware of chocolate! Many people are sensitive to caffeine and even a little bit of sweet black will prevent sweet dreams. Chocolate also contains amino acids that stimulate brain activity.Energy drinks. Red Bull and other energy drinks are high in caffeine. They make us alert and full of energy. After a cup of energy drink very difficult to sleep.
Tomato sauce, chili, pizza, and spicy foods. Digestive problems are a common cause of sleep problems. Many people do not make such a connection. Acidic and spicy foods can cause bad heartburn and bloating, which can prevent you from sleeping peacefully.
Alcohol. If a glass of beer makes you feel more relaxed after dinner, you will find that it is only the beginning of the night trouble. Alcohol will dehydrate you and you need to drink more water. This is one of the main causes of repeated nighttime trips to the bathroom.
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