Showing posts with label mango. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mango. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2014

Superfoods That Improve Your Memory !

Quinoa
Rich in folic acid, quinoa has been shown to quicken information dispensation and improve our memory. Quinoa is one of the best whole grains you can put into your body because it is a natural source of iron, zinc and protein. It is a complete protein because it contains all essential amino acids. It serves as an incredibly vitamin-packed fibrous side dish to any meal. Quinoa contains selenium and vitamin E that lowers your risk for diabetes and heart disease and may help control weight. 

Berries

Blueberries, cranberries, and strawberries have been shown to shield the brain from memory loss and contribute to enhanced memories in various studies. Diets rich in blueberries will actually improve learning capacity and lower stress. In fact, blueberries are among the best source of antioxidants that you can easily purchase and incorporate into your diet. Berries are high in water and fiber that regulates your blood sugar while cutting your sugar cravings. This super food is loaded with phytonutrients, a natural bioactive compound that works with minerals and vitamins to ensure mental and physical health.

Omega-3 Rich Foods

Omega-3 fatty acids are extremely beneficial for your body, but in particular for your brain health. Studies show that foods rich in Omega-3 lowers the cell inflammation that causes loss of memory. I wish I could wholeheartedly recommend fish to those that want to eat some animal products, but the truth is that fish is one of the most toxic, polluted foods out there right now. Fish live in the toxic water, and their bodies concentrate the mercury, PCBs and other toxins. 

Apples

The skin of apples is loaded with minerals and antioxidants that have demonstrated to defend from memory robbing degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. Quercetin is an excelled source of folic acid, and much more. Get your daily dosage of antioxidants and apples in your morning.

Friday, September 12, 2014

Benefits of Cucumber Juice !


Digestion and Anti-Cancer

If you are eating this vegetable (skins and all) you will get the benefits of both soluble and insoluble fiber. By juicing you will still consume the soluble fiber which helps nutrients get absorbed through the intestinal tract.
Cucumbers contain plant lignans which bind with bacteria in the digestive tract and convert them to enterolignans for both pro and anti-estrogenic effects. According to The World’s Healthiest Foods, “Reduced risk of estrogen-related cancers, including cancers of the breast, ovary, uterus, and prostate has been associated with intake of dietary lignans from plant foods like cucumber.”
Cucumbers are a rich source of cucurbitacins which blocks cancer cell development according to scientists and we can expect to see more research on the connections between cucumbers and anti-cancer benefits.

Skin, Hair, and Nails

Cucumber is a powerful tonic for the skin, hair, and nails. Many women know the beauty trick of applying cucumber slices to the eyes for reducing puffiness. The astringent properties in cucumbers draw out dirt and cleanse the pores, making it a popular ingredient in oily skin or acne skin care.
Cucumbers also contain silica, a trace mineral which contributes to strengthening connective tissues. This results in stronger hair and nails.
You can get these benefits both by putting cucumber juice on your skin as well as by drinking it.

Weight Loss and Inflammation

Because cucumbers contain mostly water they are and excellent food to help cleanse and wash away toxins. Toxins are often stored in fat cells and cause inflammation. But beyond just water content cucumbers also supply electrolytes to restore hydration of the body cells and balance the fluid levels in the body.  This makes cucumber an important food to aid in weight loss and other inflammatory conditions such as arthritis.


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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

A Fruity Way To Clear You Skin !




Here are 7 Healthy Fruits that you can eat or Drink to help you have a Clear Skin.

1. PAPAYA


Due to huge concentration of Vitamin A it helps to clear your skin. Infuse your water or make a smoothie with papaya in it to add some rich flavor, or eat it fresh to get the full benefits of this yummy little fruit!


2. BANANA


Due to high level of Potassium, hydrates and moisturizes dehydrated skin. Add it to you water, eat it on ice pops, pie, however you want to, it will help.


3. PINK GRAPEFRUIT



Grapefruit contains high amount of Vitamin A and C, minerals and anti-oxidants that benefit the skin through the grapefruit consumption, eating or drinking it or a homemade mask.


4. ORANGE


Natural oils present in oranges can be used to moisturize skin and save bucks. Try making a natural scrub with unrefined cane sugar,besides eating them, rubbing pure citrus juice onto your face with a cotton ball once daily can eliminate oily skin and breakouts., and / or make an Infused Water with Orange and Raspberries.


5. MANGO


Mangoes are rich in beta-carotene, which is a form of vitamin A that helps protect against the sun and sun damage. Vitamin A and Carotene helps in rejuvenating the skin and brings glow to the skin. So if you live in a sunny place, better stock up on your mango! 



6. WATERMELON


Because of how hydrating it is! Full of water, of course, this melon will keep your skin supple, moisturized, and looking youthful. Try adding 2 portions a week as a minimum, you can add it to water or eat it, your choice.


7. STRAWBERRIES


Strawberries have salicylic acid in them, so they are the perfect natural treatment for pimples and acne flare-ups. You can try adding Strawberries to almost anything you like. Don’t underestimate the power of eating fresh strawberries to keep your skin clear !








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